2018 Rad Onc In-Training Exam Answers

[emt409]

For my own edification, have been going through and assembling correct answers to all the questions, the google doc is still a work in progress, but any one interested is welcome to review/commentate/contribute. As of now, I have 1-200 keyed.

There were some very, very bad questions; some with multiple correct answers, and some with no correct answer, so hopefully those will be appropriately dealt with.

2018 Rad Onc In-Training Exam Answers

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[seper]

Do you have the actual questions in electronic form? I don't think they were posted on ACR yet.

 

[emt409]

I'm going to try and find one of my co-residents who didn't mark up their book as gratuitously as I did, and scan it in. Will try and post today.

 

[emt409]

Do you have the actual questions in electronic form? I don't think they were posted on ACR yet.

At long last, here is a copy of the exam.

2019 In-Training Exam.pdf

Shared with Dropbox

www.dropbox.com

 

[seper]

Agree, a lot of TXIT questions are still like useless trivia. As previously stated by the ACR, exam's purpose is to monitor resident's "learning progress" (scores should not drop during PGY3-5). It is not to evaluate one's capacity to practice oncology.
Will add a few edits to your spreadsheet.

 

[aria89]

Agree, a lot of TXIT questions are still like useless trivia. As previously stated by the ACR, exam's purpose is to monitor resident's "learning progress" (scores should not drop during PGY3-5). It is not to evaluate one's capacity to practice oncology.
Will add a few edits to your spreadsheet.

what for you is a good score for PGY4 students? and what is the range of scores generally (min to max)?