This new edition of the successful Get Ahead Surgery: 100 EMQs for Finals provides invaluable revision for all medical students preparing for final exams.

• Completely updated according to the current curriculum
• Questions are written in the style of the Universities Medical Assessment Partnership (UMAP) bank
• Enhanced answer explanations ensure thorough learning
• Contains more difficult and challenging stems for those students aiming for honours
• Also suitable for PLAB and MRCS candidates

Written by Saran Shantikumar, series editor for the Get Ahead series, this book covers the entire syllabus in a clear and comprehensive style, building on the strengths of the first edition to provide reliable and effective revision practice to help achieve success in finals exams.

This book provides candidates with the practice material necessary to successfully pass trauma examinations. It is helpful for postgraduate candidates preparing for the specialist courses and exams, as well as nurses, doctors, and other healthcare workers using these practices on a daily basis.

This book contains 100 extended matching question themes, each with five stems, arranged as six practice papers lasting two hours apiece. It includes all the surgical conditions, as well as some more detailed knowledge suitable for candidates aiming towards distinction.

Providing over 150 single best answer questions, this comprehensive question and answer guide provides candidates with the practice material necessary to successfully pass trauma examinations such as the ATLS or EMST. * The only SBA practice question title specifically for trauma examination revision * Detailed answer explanations ensure thorough understanding of trauma procedures * Written by a team of knowledgeable authors in trauma and surgery who all have first-hand experience of trauma examinations Get Through Trauma Examinations is essential reading and revision material for postgraduate candidates preparing for these specialist courses and exams, as well as nurses, doctors, and other healthcare workers using these practices on a daily basis.