National Postgraduate Entrance Examination Western Medicine Comprehensive Examination Guide

Author: Experts from Peking University Health Science Center
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The "Western Medicine Comprehensive" subject for the National Master's Entrance Examination is a comprehensive professional basic course for undergraduate graduates of medical schools who apply for master's degrees. The purpose of the exam is to assess whether candidates have mastered the basic knowledge of medicine and whether they possess the qualities required for master's training. The exam covers a wide range and extensive content, including five courses: Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Internal Medicine, and Surgery. To help candidates better review and master the key points of the exam, we have organized experts and professors from Peking University Health Science Center and its affiliated hospitals to jointly write this series of exam preparation books. They have many years of experience in undergraduate teaching and graduate training at the forefront, with rich teaching experience and in-depth research on the Western Medicine Comprehensive" exam paper setting. This book is based on the "Western Medicine Comprehensive" exam syllabus formulated by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, using planned textbooks and 21st-century textbooks as the foundation. It employs concise language to briefly elaborate on the content specified in the "Exam Syllabus," enabling candidates to familiarize themselves with most of the knowledge in the textbooks and master the key content of the exam within limited review time. At the end of each chapter of each subject, selected exam questions are provided for candidates to test their review results at any time during their preparation.