The Online Course with videos and MCQs
PLUS the
NEW Live video Viva examinations
Learn with videos and MCQs PLUS now have the opportunity to regularly join in to a live video viva course.
THE PRIMARY EXAM COURSE GIVES YOU:
1. ONLINE VIDEO LECTURES OF KEY TOPICS
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What members are saying
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I found myself getting tired very quickly from reading large quantities of information from textbooks or notes. The videos allowed me to learn condensed information in a more passive way. It allowed me to break up the daily revision routine...... Overall the website is a valuable resource, and i believe it has been a deal breaker in getting me through the primary exams first go." Dr David Manterfield
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The NEW 26 module Primary Exam Course is coming soon. You still get 12 months access and if you are already signed up, your registration simply gets transferred.
12 months access to the online course with short summary VIDEO LECTURES and NOTES on the BIGGEST topics PLUS THOUSANDS of MCQ's in total to practice with. TRY A SAMPLE BELOW |
5 Point Fellowship Friday
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THE MOST IMPORTANT THING WHEN PREPARING!
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Everyone will tell you that the secret to passing primary exams is to do as many questions as you can. However it's important to do questions that are of significant quality to test you. PLUS you need to have a strategy for those situations when you just don't know and the even more frustrating situation of getting down to two possible responses.
You also need to have knowledge with that strategy. We concentrate on the big topics and those that will get you the most marks. The truth is you can never really know everything. We want you to know what you need to to pass the examination, but to also have a knowledge of the important topics that you can take further in your career. |
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PHYSIOLOGY example
Try the question below, then watch the video.Question
In terms of Isovolumetric Contraction (a) It represents the beginning of ventricular ejection (b) It begins with the closure of the aortic and pulmonary valves (c) It immediately follows atrial systole (d) It is associated with open aortic and pulmonary valves (e) It results in a decreased aortic pressure ANSWER
The answer is c |
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AN EXAMPLE OF OUR ANATOMY PAGE
THERE IS NO OTHER COURSE LIKE THIS!
Be prepared. Learn strategically. Learn the Biggest Topics and Practice with thousands of MCQ's.
Now is the time to get ready!
Now is the time to get ready!
Who is it For?It's For Those Studying:
Emergency Medicine Intensive Care Surgery Anaesthetics Medical Students Nurses ...and anyone else wanting to learn these areas |
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