In-service exam

[clintpark]

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Time to study your penile/urethral cancer staging system!

Good luck tomorrow.

 

[deleted4401]

Stole my thunder. I was just going to say that.
I have a feeling Rhabdo will represent. You heard it hear first.
S

 

[G'ville Nole]

I did a fly-by of last year's in-service yesterday. Turns out it was a good strategy; about 15-20 questions pretty much directly lifted for this year's exam...

...including "bulbomembranous urethra"! Gotta love it.

 

[Gfunk6]

I did a fly-by of last year's in-service yesterday.

Ditto.

Popular topics seemed to be PCI for NSCLC, neuroblastoma, and a lot of exposure limit questions (in Sieverts) which I tended to just gloss over . . . 🙂

 

[deleted4401]

did i misread those pci questions? thought they were for extensive stage sclc. 3 questions on a study from this past fall. weird.

 

[Gfunk6]

did i misread those pci questions? thought they were for extensive stage sclc. 3 questions on a study from this past fall. weird.

Nope, you were right, I just mis-typed.

 

[Adawaal]

Yeah, I was surprised at so many questions from the Slotman PCI trial so soon after final publication.

I think there were something like 6 questions on mesothelioma. Weird thing was that one of our residents reviewed mesothelioma and thyroid CA less than 48 hours before we walked into the inservice! 😎