Psychopharmacology Review includes 500 stand-alone or multiple-choice questions about basic and advanced psychopharmacology and Clinical Psychiatry Review Vol. 2 has 50 text vignettes and over 436 questions.
Part 1 Psychopharmacology
Psychopharmacology Review helps psychiatry exam candidates prepare for Part A (Basic concept of Psychiatry) primarily. Since this series covers a wide range of psychiatric disorders, it can also be used to review for Part B (Neurology and Neurosciences) and Part C (Clinical Psychiatry) components of the exam. This book provides questions and explanations on the following:
1. Psychopharmacologic treatment of common psychiatric disorders and their comorbidities
2. Information on basic and advanced concepts in psychopharmacology
3. Medications’ indications and side effect profiles
4. Drug-drug interactions
Moreover, the Psychopharmacology Review Series has significant helpful features:
1. Stand-alone or multiple-choice questions that cover a wide range of psychiatric disorders
2. Relevant explanations for answers
3. References and suggested reading materials for further reading and review
Part 2 Clinical Psychiatry
Clinical Psychiatry Component is designed to help psychiatry exam candidates prepare for the more challenging and tedious Part C or Clinical Psychiatry component of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) exam. Note: All clinical vignettes are text-based and don’t include any audio or video clips or images. Several benefits from these reviewers may include the following:
1. Sharpen your diagnostic and reasoning skills
2. Improve your basic knowledge
3. Enhance your familiarity with pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic options
4. Cover common psychiatric disorders and syndromes and their comorbidities
Moreover, Clinical Psychiatry Review has significant helpful features:
1. Text vignettes are challenging with hundreds of thought-provoking questions
2. Most vignettes have more than eight questions with answers and explanations for better exam practice
3. References and suggested reading materials are included for further reading and review;
4. Clinical vignettes cover a wide range of psychiatric disorders
Part 1 Psychopharmacology
Psychopharmacology Review helps psychiatry exam candidates prepare for Part A (Basic concept of Psychiatry) primarily. Since this series covers a wide range of psychiatric disorders, it can also be used to review for Part B (Neurology and Neurosciences) and Part C (Clinical Psychiatry) components of the exam. This book provides questions and explanations on the following:
1. Psychopharmacologic treatment of common psychiatric disorders and their comorbidities
2. Information on basic and advanced concepts in psychopharmacology
3. Medications’ indications and side effect profiles
4. Drug-drug interactions
Moreover, the Psychopharmacology Review Series has significant helpful features:
1. Stand-alone or multiple-choice questions that cover a wide range of psychiatric disorders
2. Relevant explanations for answers
3. References and suggested reading materials for further reading and review
Part 2 Clinical Psychiatry
Clinical Psychiatry Component is designed to help psychiatry exam candidates prepare for the more challenging and tedious Part C or Clinical Psychiatry component of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) exam. Note: All clinical vignettes are text-based and don’t include any audio or video clips or images. Several benefits from these reviewers may include the following:
1. Sharpen your diagnostic and reasoning skills
2. Improve your basic knowledge
3. Enhance your familiarity with pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic options
4. Cover common psychiatric disorders and syndromes and their comorbidities
Moreover, Clinical Psychiatry Review has significant helpful features:
1. Text vignettes are challenging with hundreds of thought-provoking questions
2. Most vignettes have more than eight questions with answers and explanations for better exam practice
3. References and suggested reading materials are included for further reading and review;
4. Clinical vignettes cover a wide range of psychiatric disorders
