Radiology is a professional title examination and a standard examination. You can pass every exam if you pass 60. Moreover, according to my research during the preparation period, the annual examination syllabus has not changed much. There is a saying that five years changes greatly and three years changes little.
Take radiologists as an example. Contents of four exams
First of all, in the four courses, each basic topic will account for about 60%. Simple test sites in the early stage, high-frequency test sites, especially;
(1) You should read more and remember the basic knowledge of "Human Anatomy and Physiology", especially before the exam, such as epithelial cell classification, sinus opening, and triple diaphragm hole, and you will take the exam every year.
(2) Among them, a large number of texts in the related professional knowledge "Anatomy of Human Images" can be searched for important test sites in related video classes. Fault is difficult, but it is also a high-frequency test site, so we must pay attention to doing more questions at ordinary times.
(3) The professional knowledge of "all kinds of imaging equipment" is the foundation, and you must be able to memorize it. Do more questions if you don't want to recite them. This test is a lot, with emphasis and emphasis; The examination methods of medical image printing technology are basically the same every year, and there will not be much change. The real problem is the key here.
(4) professional practice ability, whether you are a radiologist or not, you need to read it. Nuclear magnetic resonance should read more general theory, and the theoretical part can consider reading more exercises in the exercise book. There is no need to be impatient if you don't understand the theoretical part, and there are not many exams. Moreover, don't worry, others can't understand and can't remember. The table of DSA is very important, especially the velocity of several large vessels. Be sure to learn well. If possible, you can organize it into a small notebook, recite the test sites and consolidate the knowledge points.
Many of them are memory problems, which are not difficult. Personally, I think my average score seems to be around 80!
In the first half of the exam, I read the book and made a general knowledge comb. Then I write down the test sites while brushing the questions. Later, I may spend a lot of time brushing the questions and taking notes on the test paper (mainly the knowledge points related to the test questions). Every day, I will find time to read the test paper and write down the test sites!
It is useful to brush the questions, but it is necessary to synthesize the above knowledge points to maximize the benefits of brushing the questions! That is to say, it really reflects the usefulness of brushing questions!
When I brush the paper paper, I will brush the questions like this, and I will subconsciously remember the knowledge points when I brush the questions, which is very helpful for exam review! The subconscious will remember many test sites!
At the same time, I will also use online brushing questions to help consolidate some knowledge points and remember some questions! A good question bank is of great help to the examination of radiation technology. Many chapters of the question bank (radiation technology test paper) I used were revised according to the real questions of the exam. The question bank is very large, from junior to intermediate radiation teachers, and the question bank of each level is enough to brush. There are also real questions, simulation questions and prediction questions. This question bank is of great help to my exam. There are elite test sites on it, chapter by chapter. You can really get the original questions in the exam, not the kind of 100% copy and paste!
If radiation technology is just brushing questions, I didn't bring it. Basically, I will read more or less books and have a general understanding of the whole exam before I will devote myself to brushing the questions!