Product Description

Designed for candidates sitting the MCEM Part A examination, this book is an invaluable tool for exam preparation, success in which is obligatory for entry into higher specialist training. 404 4-part practice questions, including three full practice exams, are presented reflecting the format used in the actual examination. These questions specifically address the curriculum published by the College of Emergency Medicine. Practical advice on the format and content of the examination, plus techniques for answering questions are provided, and full comprehensive explanations are given for all the answers, to allow the reader to assess their own level of knowledge and target areas of weakness. Get Through MCEM Part A: MCQs is comprehensive and authoritative: all authors are practising emergency physicians, with either personal experience of sitting the exam itself, or examining it. This is an essential revision aid for candidates sitting Part A of the MCEM examination but is also a valuable revision tool for individuals sitting the FCEM examination and medical students revising for clinical exams.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #199368 in Books
• Published on: 2009-08-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 208 pages

About the Author
Iain Beardsell MB ChB (Birm), FCEM Consultant in Emergency Medicine Southampton University Hospital Trust Simon Bell BSc (Hons), MBBS (Lond), MRCP, FCEM Consultant in Emergency Medicine Poole NHS Foundation Trust Sarah Robinson BM (Soton), MRCS (A&E) Ed, FCEM Alison Gourdie Medal for outstanding performance in FCEM 2006 Consultant in Emergency Medicine Southampton University Hospital Trust Helen Rumbold BA MBBS (Cantab), MA, MCEM Specialist Trainee in Emergency Medicine, Wessex Deanery Consulting Editor: Diana Hulbert BSc (Hons) , MBBS (Lond), FRCS, FCEM Immediate Past President Royal Society of Medicine (Emergency Medicine Section) Consultant in Emergency Medicine Southampton University Hospital Trust

Customer Reviews

Does What It Claims On The Cover
Having been in the unenviable position of failing a variety of exams, at different stages of my career, I feel reasonably qualified to offer opinions on how best NOT to fail. Clearly the advice I was offered by one of my Registrars ("You must know everything") is not specific enough, even if it is, to some degree, true.
A solid, comprehensive knowledge base will not be enough without practising the art of answering questions. This text offers just such an opportunity; it is well laid out, comprehensive and easy to use.
I would commend it to you most highly