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Written’s finished

Thursday, April 24th, 2008 @ 05:10 | Learn

Well that was an interesting experience.

I felt happy with the SAQ. If I don’t pass it will be because I simply didn’t put the correct things down, not that I didn’t know the subjects being asked about.

The MCQ on the other hand was a lot more tricky than I was expecting.

DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE the MCQ.

Questions on the specifics of bradykinin, atropine (and not necessarily things you would expect), diseases associated with elevated cholesterol levels were all in there, amongst others….

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