SBAs for the FRCR Part 2A

Richard Lindsay, Scott Gillespie, Rory Kelly, Raghuram Sathyanarayana, Nicholas Napier, and Paul Burns

Oxford Specialty Training: Revision Texts

A dedicated revision tool for candidates for the FRCR Part 2A exam
Contains over 450 questions grouped by subject, and presented in the same order as they will appear in the exam, making candidates familiar with the format and style of the exam
Detailed answers to questions explain why they are correct or incorrect, and include references to aid further development and direct future study

SBAs for the FRCR Part 2A

Richard Lindsay, Scott Gillespie, Rory Kelly, Raghuram Sathyanarayana, Nicholas Napier, and Paul Burns

Oxford Specialty Training: Revision Texts

Description

Providing everything you need to pass the FRCR Part 2A, this book provides a thorough assessment of a candidate's radiological knowledge. The book is divided into six chapters, with 75 questions in each chapter, mirroring the modules and exam papers laid out by the Royal College of Radiologists. This makes you as familiar as possible with its style, content and structure and facilitates directed learning.

All questions have been formulated to reflect the current best practice and evidenced-base, ensuring candidates' knowledge of their field is up-to-date. A detailed explanation is provided for each question, including references to review publications or widely-used textbooks, which allow detailed follow-up on the issues discussed.

SBAs for the FRCR Part 2A

Richard Lindsay, Scott Gillespie, Rory Kelly, Raghuram Sathyanarayana, Nicholas Napier, and Paul Burns

Oxford Specialty Training: Revision Texts

SBAs for the FRCR Part 2A

Richard Lindsay, Scott Gillespie, Rory Kelly, Raghuram Sathyanarayana, Nicholas Napier, and Paul Burns

Oxford Specialty Training: Revision Texts

Author Information

The authors comprise registrars and consultants with varying specialist interests, helping to reflect the various modules covered in the exam. Included in the authors is a consultant who was previously involved in setting exam questions for the Royal College and a recent winner of the Frank Doyal medal for top performance in the FRCR 2A exam.