Practice Problems?

[Gambler 101]

I was wondering if any of you have found any books that give you practice problems? BRS just makes sure you understand the definitions and some concepts. I'm having trouble applying concepts to charts, graphs, etc. I like reading textbooks, but they never seem to have the same types of questions I see on the exam. Any books with just questions?

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[Apoplexy__]

I was wondering if any of you have found any books that give you practice problems? BRS just makes sure you understand the definitions and some concepts. I'm having trouble applying concepts to charts, graphs, etc. I like reading textbooks, but they never seem to have the same types of questions I see on the exam. Any books with just questions?

If you're looking for more integrative/higher-order questions than what these BRS books have at the end of each lesson, then as you probably know, QBanks are your best bet.

What also comes to mind is these question books matched to textbooks:
Guytan and Hall Physio: http://tinyurl.com/ne5735j
Robbins Path: http://tinyurl.com/orfw55w

But these are absolutely at the level of the BRS book questions, not boards. By this I mean that they are either too detailed or too one-level-thought-process to be good for board prep. I've found that they're also not as helpful for class tests as reading the textbooks is.

 

[ulikedaggers]

Pretest has a decent mix of Qs.