AFK Feb 2017 Prep Released Questions

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Now I've downloaded the file from NDEB Canada withe Afk questions and I printed it out. The pages and questions have no numbers so I started numbering them and seperating them on subject basis. When I arrive to a question numbered 300 or 400 I start again. This I believe will make things a bit easier when going through them. I've also noticed that sometimes they put one subject questions (ie. prosthodontics) in a group (ie. one question after the other) but this is seldom.
I've also noticed that thee aren't many NDEB part 1 questions, I mean Anatomy Biochemistry Microbi etc. The larger number I've stumbled upon are dent anatomy questions. I don't know if you noticed the same things? Would you like working on the first 100? and then compare answers? Or do you prefer to do it by subject?
 
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      2. 50.

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        The percentage of documented child abuse cases estimated to involve orofacial injuries is

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hi,i am saskatoon,n want t prepare for aug 17 ndeb. i need guidence about the material to read .n also need study partner
 
Hey guys I'm a dentist from the uk currently in Toronto ! I'd like to join you guys with prep for August please 🙂
 
Hey guys I'm a dentist from the uk currently in Toronto ! I'd like to join you guys with prep for August please 🙂
hi sagal, I'm from the UK too, but studied dentistry in Spain. Im planning on doing the AFK in 2017 too. Have you started preparing?
 
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hi sagal, I'm from the UK too, but studied dentistry in Spain. Im planning on doing the AFK in 2017 too. Have you started preparing?
Hi! I am a dentist also! I am from Cuba! So I studied in Spanish also! Can you advice me any book? Thanks
 
Now I've downloaded the file from NDEB Canada withe Afk questions and I printed it out. The pages and questions have no numbers so I started numbering them and seperating them on subject basis. When I arrive to a question numbered 300 or 400 I start again. This I believe will make things a bit easier when going through them. I've also noticed that sometimes they put one subject questions (ie. prosthodontics) in a group (ie. one question after the other) but this is seldom.
I've also noticed that thee aren't many NDEB part 1 questions, I mean Anatomy Biochemistry Microbi etc. The larger number I've stumbled upon are dent anatomy questions. I don't know if you noticed the same things? Would you like working on the first 100? and then compare answers? Or do you prefer to do it by subject?
Hi I need help on those questions.. I can help I'm.in Edmonton.
 
Hi to all,

just wanted to let you know that there is a great whatsup afk study group. Feel free to join us 🙂
 
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and one more thing - I've collected some study material for the adc and afk exams and will be sharing them during the day. Most probably I'll creat a new thread on int dental.