1. What subjects have you reviewed so far?

Clinical subjects twice, after basic skills 7, according to teacher Tang's suggestion.

2. What subjects have you studied so far? What is the correct rate?

Except pediatrics and psychiatry, the correct rate is above 75%, but many subjects were done a few months ago, and I don't know how much I can do now.

3. Is it an internship or an assistant? What's your current education? Last year's exam results (if any)?

I am a clinical assistant physician, with technical secondary school education, poor foundation, over 40 years old and poor memory. I am also a country doctor. I took the exam for the third time this year and scored 173 last year. I feel very annoyed.

4. In the last two months, how many hours can you squeeze out for review every day on average?

It is no problem to review for more than 6 hours every day in the last two months.

Next, it depends on whether the foundation and sprint time are enough. I hope the teacher can give me a rough review plan. If I work hard these two months, is there any hope for me? Thank you for your advice.

Female, 10 years old, fever and abdominal pain 1 day, history of unclean diet, clinically diagnosed as toxic dysentery. Pathological changes of intestine are as follows

A. Purulent inflammation

B. proliferative inflammation

C. serositis

D. cellulitis

E. why choose b for hemorrhagic inflammation? Thank you, Mr. Tang.

Tang Yiheng, a network tutor in medical education, replied:

1. Last year, I was only 7 points short. Review well, and there will be great hope this year.

6 hours a day should be enough. Efficiency is more important.

At present, the general plan is that before August 15, professional courses will focus on doing problems, and basic courses will have to be attended; After August 15, listen to the sprint course of medical teaching | education network; Do a mock test paper in September.