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Your patients don't care how you passed your exam—only that you did. Pass it correctly, with up-to-date knowledge. Good luck, future surgeon.
: Identify your weaknesses and use the questions as a guide to direct your study efforts. : Your patients don't care how you passed
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A. 80% B. 90% C. 97.8% D. 20% E. 50%
For every Buzzard question you attempt, write down the reference. For example:
Approximately 173 pages of multiple-choice questions covering fundamental surgical principles. : Identify your weaknesses and use the questions
For medical students, surgical trainees, and candidates sitting for the MRCS (Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons) or equivalent board examinations, the search for high-yield revision material is endless. One phrase that consistently echoes through operating theatres, lecture halls, and online forums is: