Crash Cards: OSCEs and History Stations for Medical Finals and UKMLA (Cards)

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Cards. These unique new flashcards are designed to optimise the time medical students spend studying, re-reading and highlighting notes in preparation for OSCE examinations.The Crash Course book series has been a trusted favourite for generations of medical students having sold over 1 million copies internationally and translated in 8 different languages. New to Crash Course, these unique Crash Cards comprehensively cover all the key scenarios commonly seen in OSCE exams. High yield patient cases, clinical skills, clinical examinations, procedures, and communication stations to cover even the most difficult OSCE scenarios.Flashcards are a fantastic aid for active recall and mimic the grilling faced during ward rounds. These simple-to-use Crash Cards will help you better manage your time, remember key facts, apply knowledge to practical scenarios - and pass your exams with ease. In addition, the printed pack also comes with access to the complete deck in electronic format, for even easier quick reference, anytime, anywhere.Handy pocket-sized flash cards - perfect for self-testing or for preparing for OSCEs in a group78 high-quality patient photo highlighting most common spot diagnosis stationsOver 190 high-yield OSCE cards spanning examination, history-taking and clinical skills stations most commonly found in examsReliable, trustworthy information - covers everything you need to remember for the examsClearly colour coded for easy organisationHole-punched with ring to help you carry a sub-set of cards, or for easy assimilation into your own notes and flashcardsIdeal for Finals exams, but also valuable for earlier years and advanced nurse practitioners and physicians associatesCompanion to Crash Cards: Medicine and Surgery for Medical Finals Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de ref. del artículo 9780323881586

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Acerca del autor: Philip Xiu a GP Registrar, Yorkshire Deanery, Leeds, UK.