Practice Questions in Psychopharmacology - Volume 2

The aim of this book is to provide practice questions in psychopharmacology to facilitate learning and revision. It consists of 2600 questions in the form of 'True/False Individual Statements, Extended Matching Items and Best of Five' formats, organised in 52 papers in two volumes.Every attempt has been made to cover all relevant topics in psychopharmacology, addressing both knowledge and clinical competency related to the speciality. Resources used to prepare the questions are providedin the 'reading list' at the end, giving access to extensive cross-references.This book will be a useful means of self-assessment for both trainees and practitioners in the fields of psychiatry, neurology, pharmacology, psychiatric pharmacy and general medicine.

Summary

The aim of this book is to provide practice questions in psychopharmacology to facilitate learning and revision. It consists of 2600 questions in the form of ‘True/False Individual Statements, Extended Matching Items and Best of Five’ formats, organised in 52 papers in two volumes.

Every attempt has been made to cover all relevant topics in psychopharmacology, addressing both knowledge and clinical competency related to the speciality. Resources used to prepare the questions are provided
in the ‘reading list’ at the end, giving access to extensive cross-references.

This book will be a useful means of self-assessment for both trainees and practitioners in the fields of psychiatry, neurology, pharmacology, psychiatric pharmacy and general medicine.

Product details

• Authors: Ann Mortimer, Ann M Mortimer, Ann M. Mortimer, Srikant Sajja, Srikanth Sajja
• Publisher: Springer, Berlin
• Languages: English
• Product format: Paperback / Softback
• Released: 01.12.2011
• EAN: 9781908517401
• ISBN: 978-1-908517-40-1
• No. of pages: 154
• Dimensions: 214 mm x 10 mm x 298 mm
• Weight: 427 g
• Illustrations: VI, 154 p.
• Subjects: Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Medicine > Pharmacy; B, Medicine, Medicine: general issues, Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, Clinical psychology, Psychopharmacology, Health Sciences, Medicine/Public Health, general