Ten questions in the format the boards actually use, each followed by the reasoning for the correct option and for the distractors. Work through each one and commit to an answer before reading on — a question read passively teaches nothing. 1. Irregular narrow-complex tachycardia A 68-year-old man has palpitations and mild breathlessness. The ECG (more…)
Candidates rarely fail the DM or DNB cardiology examination for lack of effort. They fail because the effort was allocated badly: too long on the subjects they enjoy, question practice started too late, and no rehearsal of speaking the answer aloud. This is a six-month allocation that fixes those three things. On this page Four (more…)