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Texas Jurisprudence Exam
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It's been a few years, but I'm pretty sure I found out at the end of the exam. Which online review are you talking about? If it's the one prepared by the two EM docs, then you should be golden (unless they've completely re-done the exam in the last 3-4 years).
The website gives you the questions and the correct answers. I just studied that for a day. You get your results when you submit it.
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It's easy and yes as soon as you finish.
Are you referring to: http://www.tmb.state.tx.us/page/physician-jurisprudence-examination?
Do you mean all of the questions/answers for the test are posted? Or just the practice?
I plan to use this website to review: http://www.texasjurisprudenceprep.com/feedback.php?tb=7
Anyone else use it?
I used this book on amazon that was like $3-4 on Kindle. It was a simple 200-ish question Q&A. Went through it twice over the course of a few hours. Also our residency had stacks of old questions/tests to help residents quickly study for it (so we can moonlight!). Overkill? Probably, but honestly a solid day or two you should be good. You get immediate results once you finish.
Good to know! I just bought the Kindle book for a few bucks, planning on studying it tomorrow before taking the test on Saturday.
An update. Reviewed the Kindle book 1.5 x's the day before exam. Took exam yesterday and passed. That was the only prep I did and it was good enough.
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Possibly a dumb question, but what Kindle book are we talking about?
Texas Jurisprudence Study Guide by
Zerris MD
Zerris MD
