
SBAs for the final FRCA
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"This is the first book dedicated to providing exam practice in the new required single best answer question style for the FRCA. It contains 300 single best answer multiple choice questions and advice on how to approach revision and sitting the exam. There are also four 75-question exam papers, each with an answer section containing detailed explanations of the reasoning behind the answer and providing background information about each topic. SBAs for the Final FRCA may be used for examination practice and as a source of knowledge on many of the key topics in the syllabus. From the writing team behind SAQs for the Final FRCA, this book uses a similar style of challenging questions and well researched explanations to help the candidate through the new FRCA written paper. This is an invaluable tool for your exam preparation"--Provided by publisher.
"We have written 'SBAs for the Final FRCA' with a number of aims in mind. Our first aim was to provide a set of questions as examples of the Single Best Answer (SBA) style of MCQ question, allowing the candidate approaching the Final FRCA to practice exam style questions under exam conditions. We wanted to cover a fairly broad range of the Final FRCA syllabus, so, unlike the examples posted by The Royal College of Anaesthetists (The College), we have covered some of the non-clinical knowledge areas within the syllabus"--Provided by publisher.
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