Intercollegiate Mrcs Part A

This comprehensive, completely up-to-date collection of test questions covers the whole MRCS syllabus tested in the intercollegiate MRCS Part A examination.Written by recent successful candidates, the revision guide has been designed in accordance with the 2012 Royal College of Surgeons of England guidance to match the exact format of the MRCS Part A with 5 single best answer (SBA) papers and 5 extended matching question (EMQ) papers.Completing the papers to time provides excellent practice in exam technique, and concise, clear answers and explanations are ideal for evaluation and revision.MRCS Part A: SBAs and EMQs is ideal for all MRCS Part A candidates. Undergraduate medical students preparing for their surgical finals will also find the guide invaluable for testing their SBA and EMQ technique.

A collection of up to the minute themes with over 500 individual questions - giving a reflection of popular topics examined in various surgical colleges. Suitable for perfecting your Viva skills alone, or with a friend, it features a wide variety of questions that can enable you to face the examiners with confidence.

Featuring a wealth of practice questions, MRCS Part A: 500 SBAs and EMQs allows trainees to test themselves on everything they need to know to pass the MRCS Part A exam.

Includes five practice papers, each covering 90 best of five questions, mirroring the format of the exam. This work features questions that reflect the balance of topics covered in the exam. It offers detailed explanations to various questions that help candidates to improve their understanding.

The NEW definitive guide form PasTest for candidates preparing for the intercollegiate MRCS exam. (Back cover).

This text offers 600 EMQ items for the Clinical Problem Solving paper of the Intercollegiate MRCS examination. Questions are with answers/explanations that a candidate can use in the run up to the exam, and content is grouped by subject for ease of use and weighted to the exam.

Reflects the Intercollegiate MRCS syllabus and mirrors the structure of the VIVA examination.

Focuses on the application of the basic sciences (anatomy, physiology, pathology, microbiology and pharmacology) to the management of surgical patients. This book emphasises on the physiological and pharmacological basis of post-operative care, ITU care, as well as the anatomical basis of commonly undertaken ward procedures and surical operations.