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Cracking the MRCS Viva: A Revision Guide (A Hodder Arnold Publication)
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 617.910076
EAN: 9780340906460
Edition: 1
ISBN: 0340906464
Label: Hodder Arnold
Manufacturer: Hodder Arnold
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 400
Publication Date: November 24, 2006
Publisher: Hodder Arnold
Studio: Hodder Arnold
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Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Excellent
I have to say this is the best viva revision book I've used - and I've bought them all. I passed successfully pretty much using this book to consolidate my knowledge from the bigger textbooks. good detailed explanations, it covers the whole range of subjects and I know it's a cliche but pretty much all my exam questions that came up were in here. a great buy
Rating: - Best Book i bought!
Having previously failed the Viva i decided to buy a new book.
Excellent layout, easy to read with good revision boxes to help the brain remember all those little details required by the lovely examiners at the royal college
REsult - sailed through
Better than the Pastest Books
Rating: - A few errors.. sure.. BUT...
Every question I was asked at my viva came from this book. On the day, I had taken this, and spent 30mins on each of the 6 sections before the vivas. Everything was out of this book - could not believe it. For sure, I was lucky, but the contents of the chapters (6 vivas, 3 questions each, makes for 18 questions from one book) was all i knew.. and I got 3's and 4's. Not bad, eh?
Rating:  - Nice book, shame about the mistakes
Revising for the MRCS at the moment and i thought this book would be a great help - i like pictures.
It has a lot of potential and a lot of the sections are very useful but i find it increasingly difficult to trust what it says as there are a number of glaring errors - not just typos.
For instance, in discussing anion gap it mixes up anions and cations - a fundamental mistake which could cost you. Another example is on the Hb dissociation curve the 50% Sa02 value is 5.3kPa, ... Read More
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