VIVA Practice for Intercollegiate MRCS: Pt.3
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Average customer review:Product Description
"VIVA Practice for Intercollegiate MRCS" (Structured Interviews for Part B) is a unique collection of up to the minute themes with over 500 individual questions - giving an excellent reflection of popular topics examined in all Surgical Colleges. Perfect your Viva skills alone, or use the book with a friend - practising the wide variety of questions will enable you to face the examiners with confidence.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #250088 in Books
- Published on: 2004-03-30
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 176 pages
Editorial Reviews
Review
'A most valuable aide-memoire.' Zain Khalpey, SHO, Addenbrooke's, Cambridge
About the Author
Christopher L H Chan has previously contributed to several best-selling PasTest publications and has now collaborated with Alister Hart to produce this essential revision guide to the Oral component of the MRCS exam for all Surgical Trainees.
Customer Reviews
Very good, but not comprehensive
Every question answered in this book might easily come up in your viva, and every answer given is well structured, detailed and helpful. As such, it is certainly a useful and worthwhile revison aid.
However, dealing as it does with all three components of the MRCS viva, it can be nothing other than very selective and I think most candidates would supplement it with specific texts on physiology, anatomy and pathology.
Buy it, but buy others as well!
Good for revision
Very good book. Covers many of the commonly asked themes in the viva exam, but it does not cover a good percentage of the syllabus. some of the questions in the book are not covered in the other books I read, so I think is is important to have a look at this book before sitting the exam.
not enough on its own
This is a good straightforward viva book which I found very useful. However, on its own it will definitely not be enough as there is not enough explanation or detail.




