First, read carefully. There are some detailed things in the exam, so you won't notice them unless you look at them carefully.

Second, we must lay a solid foundation. I used to be very serious in clinic. Many things are subtle, so I have a first feeling that I should see what I want to remember before the exam.

Third, be sure to read the latest edition of the book. Many things are out of date. Personally, I suggest reading more textbooks. The content of the exam is basically available, but the teaching materials will be available in the end. Many questions happened to be tested, such as what NSE is about. Usually, if you have this item, you must know it, but it is not in the textbook. If you haven't seen it, you can only guess. Colleagues in big hospitals will definitely have no problem taking the exam. The guide book is empty, but it is a matter of principle, mainly depending on the teaching materials.

Fourth, there must be skills in doing problems. When clinicians do multiple-choice questions in exams, they will encounter ambiguous problems. What should you do at this time?

1. First, the examination questions are clear. For example, sometimes the choice of topic requirements is correct, and sometimes the choice is incorrect. At this time, you must see the stem of the topic clearly.

2. In the exam, there are completely positive or negative answers in the options, such as right or wrong, which are almost wrong.

3. Among the five options of a question, sometimes the candidate answer with the largest number of words is often correct.

When answering questions, the answers to several questions can't be the same. For example, if you answer all C's in questions 4 to 6, you'd better not get C's.

5. If you can't remember clearly, trust the first feeling. For example, the answer to this question is A, and the first impression is A. Don't change B or A for the time being, because you remember correctly. Don't waste your time on such a problem.

6. For some difficult problems, you should do the opposite and choose the most impossible answer.

7. I think if you want to get good grades in the clinician exam, you can't do without the usual knowledge accumulation. There is no shortcut to learning, you must work hard to gain something.