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Hello,
I noticed that when doing some of the clinical vignettes in UW--the sets of 2 or 3 questions in a row, all based off of the same patient presentation, and where you're allowed to toggle back and forth between the questions---that sometimes the question stem of the second question divulges the answer to the first.
For instance, the 1st question of the vignette was asking for a diagnostic study, the correct answer was a swallow study. The stem of the next questions begins with, "After obtaining the swallow study you notice bla bla bla . . . ". So in essence, you could go back and answer the 1st question, picking swallow study, if you hadn't already done so.
Is the real test like this? Anybody know? This is seems awfully easy, I'm worried that UW is being too generous here. Thoughts?
I noticed that when doing some of the clinical vignettes in UW--the sets of 2 or 3 questions in a row, all based off of the same patient presentation, and where you're allowed to toggle back and forth between the questions---that sometimes the question stem of the second question divulges the answer to the first.
For instance, the 1st question of the vignette was asking for a diagnostic study, the correct answer was a swallow study. The stem of the next questions begins with, "After obtaining the swallow study you notice bla bla bla . . . ". So in essence, you could go back and answer the 1st question, picking swallow study, if you hadn't already done so.
Is the real test like this? Anybody know? This is seems awfully easy, I'm worried that UW is being too generous here. Thoughts?