Get Through Mcem Part A Mcqs

Designed for candidates preparing for the MCEM Part A exam, Get Through MCEM Part A: MCQs provides invaluable revision for this new exam, success in which is obligatory for entry into higher specialist training in Emergency Medicine. Over 400 practice questions are presented reflecting the format and content used in the actual exam. Useful revision

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A concise revision guide for one of the most difficult parts of the MCEM examination, covering the anatomy and basic sciences that will be tested in the Part A paper. Presented in note form, and with high quality explanatory diagrams, this book will equip candidates with the knowledge needed to pass the examination.

If you’re taking Part A of the MCEM then look no further – we have the resources to help you pass! Practice Papers for MCEM Part A features practice questions based on original examination papers to be found in Part A of the College of Emergency Medicine Membership examination, including 8 practice paper MCQs written by teachers and recent participants in the exam. The practice papers (and their answers) featured here are based on the curriculum for the examination as published by the College of Emergency Medicine, and cover all the core subjects that are tested, making Practice Papers for MCEM Part A ideal to test your understanding, identify weak areas, consolidate knowledge, and hone your exam skills.

Based on the College of Emergency Medicine anatomy curriculum for the MCEM examination, the book contains 275 multiple choice questions. All anatomical regions are covered including head and neck, thorax, abdomen, upper limb and lower limb. The book contains comprehensive explanatory notes and is an invaluable resource for exam revision. This book will also be useful to medical students and doctors training in surgery, anaesthesia and medicine. Roger Dalton is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine at the Northern General Hospital in Sheffield (UK) and a sports physician. He is the founder and course director of the Sheffield Emergency Medicine MCEM OSCE course, co-founder of MCEM International and director of the Central FCEM course. Roger is the team doctor for Chesterfield FC, a football league (soccer) club, as well as a one of 4 doctors at Hull Kingston Rovers, a Rugby Superleague club.

An invaluable self-assessment tool for emergency medicine trainees in Australasia. Emergency Medicine MCQs is an essential resource for Australasia’s emergency medicine trainees. A practical self-assessment tool, the book assists trainees as they expand and refine their knowledge of emergency medicine, and will ultimately help them pass the Australasian Emergency Medicine Fellowship examination (FACEM). The multiple-choice questions in Emergency Medicine MCQs cover both the core and non-core areas in the Australasian Emergency Medicine Fellowship. Using this text, trainees can revise alone or with their peers to identify the areas in which they need further development. The curriculum is divided into three main areas where trainees require expert level of knowledge, high level of knowledge and general level of knowledge. It covers important clinical problems encountered in everyday emergency medicine practice – from cardiovascular emergencies through to obstetric and gynaecology emergencies, disaster management and toxicology. As well as being ideal for emergency medicine trainees qualifying through AECM, the book is a useful resource for GPs taking the GEM qualification through ACEM and JMOs ‘on call’. Plus, this emergency medicine text is accompanied by an app – a separate product containing 180 randomised multiple-choice questions on all the topics within the book.