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Passing the General Surgery Oral Board Exam
%A Neff, Marc
%I Springer Science+Business Media, Inc
%@ 9780387318219
%K Medicine
%K Surgery
%K Medicine & Public Health
%K Exmaination
%K Questions
%K Aufgabensammlung
%K Chirurgie
%K Mündliche Prüfung
%D 2006
%X Description based upon print version of record
%X CONTENTS; Introduction; Organizational Theme; Malignancy, General; Breast; Colon and Small Bowel; Endocrine; Esophagus; Genitourinary; Hepatobiliary; Pancreas; Pediatric Surgery; Perioperative Care; Skin and Soft Tissue; Stomach and Duodenum; Thoracic; Trauma and Critical Care; Vascular; Conclusion and Common Curveballs; Index;
%X "Dr. Neff writes in the preface, ""I thought about what I had done to prepare for the Boards: two review courses, flashcards, a variety of texts. I realized, however, there is no source of information that tells you what the ""wrong"" answers are what are the curveballs likely to be thrown at you during the exam."" After realizing that he had done all he could have as a student in preparation for the exam, it became apparent to Dr. Neff that the real problem was that he was merely memorizing material for the exam and not preparing for what will appear. Strategies for Passing the ABS Oral Exam offers this to students by not only covering the concepts frequently addressed on the test, but it also includes the ""common curveballs and clean kills"" to look out for the unexpected problem or seemingly benign action (or inaction) that could result in a missed diagnosis or misdiagnosis (and thus in failure to pass the exam)."
%C Springer Science+Business Media, Inc
%C New York, NY
%U http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2