SBAs and EMQs for Human Disease (Medicine) in Dentistry 1st Edition (2021) by Oluyori K. Adegun PDF

Description

A key revision resource for dental undergraduates and foundation dentists, SBAs and EMQs for Human Disease (Medicine) in Dentistry is also suitable for qualified practitioners undertaking professional development and learning about the medical context of dentistry. Featuring 200 high quality SBAs and EMQs, the questions mirror the format of university and professional assessments and are based on real-life clinical scenarios. Questions are designed to test the recognition of oral and systemic symptoms, selection of appropriate investigations and management, as well as to foster development of clinical problem-solving skills for future practice. The book promotes formative learning by incorporating answers, rationale, detailed explanations, and further reading sources for every question.Written by expert clinical teachers, the questions are mapped to specific learning outcomes for the Medicine (Human Disease) in Dentistry course (also referred to as Human Health and Disease (HHD) and Clinical Human Health and Disease (CHHD)) as outlined in the General Dental Council’s (GDC’s) Preparing for Practice document.A valuable resource full of comprehensive practice questions, this book is a key assessment tool for all those studying dentistry.

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Editorial Reviews: About the Author Oluyori K. Adegun, Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer in Clinical Human Health and Disease / Speciality Registrar in Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, Bart’s and London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary, University of London,John A.G. Buchanan, Clinical Senior Lecturer / Honorary Consultant in Oral Medicine and Lead for Quality Assurance, Bart’s and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London,Farida Fortune, Professor of Medicine in relation to Oral Health /Honorary Consultant in Oral Medicine, Clinical and Diagnostic Oral Sciences, Bart’s and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary, University of London

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