National Medical Doctor Foreign Language Unified Examination Guide (Revised Edition) with Tape

Author: National Medical Examination Center
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: According to the "Trial Measures for Clinical Medicine Professional Degree" and "Trial Measures for Stomatology Medicine Professional Degree" reviewed and approved by the State Council Academic Degrees Committee, and to provide services for medical doctor candidates, the National Medical Examination Center has established the Unified Foreign Language Examination for Medical Doctors. The purpose of the examination is to scientifically, objectively, and fairly assess candidates' actual ability to master and apply foreign languages. The examination results are primarily used for candidates seeking medical doctor professional degrees while employed, and can also be used for the selection of medical doctor postgraduate students. The full qualification certificate (specifically for candidates seeking medical doctor professional degrees while employed) will serve as one of the necessary conditions for applying for medical doctor professional degrees. This examination offers two language options: English and Japanese, with a duration of 3 hours. The examination covers five aspects: listening, word usage, comprehensive understanding, reading, and written expression, comprehensively testing candidates' English proficiency while emphasizing their foreign language application and communication skills. To support the examination process and help candidates quickly understand and familiarize themselves with the format and content of the examination, the National Medical Examination Center has also organized the writing of the "Guide to the Unified Foreign Language Examination for Medical Doctors." Based on the requirements of the "Examination Syllabus," the book highlights practicality and relevance, enabling readers to better prepare for the exam within a limited time. The book is divided into three main parts: the Examination Syllabus, Sample Examination Questions, and the Examination Vocabulary List.