Neurology Self-Assessment: A Companion to Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice E-Book: Neurology Self-Assessment: A Companion to Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice E-Book

Justin T. Jordan · David R. Mayans · Michael J. Soileau

May 2016 · Elsevier Health Sciences

About this ebook

Get the most comprehensive, up-to-date guidance available for exam prep with help from Neurology Self-Assessment. Written by Drs. Justin T. Jordan, David R. Mayans, and Michael J. Soileau, this companion volume to Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice thoroughly covers the core and subspecialty topics you'll encounter on your exam, along with detailed answer explanations and cross-references to Bradley's. With a focus on assessing subspecialty strengths and weaknesses, it's the ideal preparation for board certification, maintenance of certification, in-training examinations, and neurology examinations for medical students. - Consult this title on your favorite e-reader, conduct rapid searches, and adjust font sizes for optimal readability. - Features six examinations of more than 100 questions each that follow the board exam blueprint. - Contains challenging questions that fully prepare you for exams, with detailed answer explanations and references to Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice, 7th Edition. - Covers basic neuroscience, behavioral neurology, and psychiatry; clinical neurology topics such as headache, cerebrovascular disease, and neuro-infectious disease; and increasingly tested areas such as ethics and interpersonal skills. - Over a quarter of the questions include illustrations such as anatomy, imaging, histology slides, and clinical photos. - Includes excellent coverage of key topics such as neurochemistry and neurophysiology, new immune-mediated therapies, child neurology, metabolic diseases, and much more. - Offers unique, scorable tests online with subspecialty question divisions.

About the author

Justin T. Jordan is Clinical Director, MGH Pappas Center for Neuro-Oncology, Director, Family Center for Neurofibromatosis, Massachusetts General Hospital.Clinical Assistant Professor David R. Mayans works in the Department of Internal Medicine at University of Kansas School of Medicine, Neurologist, Neurology Consultants of Kansas.