Pastest Bewertungen 5.221

Great content and well explained. Passed my MRCS part B on first attempt by using pastest only. There are some technical issues with playing videos on mobile phone. Overall an excellent choice for exam candidates.

The questions and review was really helpful, good videos and explanations.

Everything was excellent. Thank you so much

Really helpful resources. Would love if include bio-statistics and research more explanations.

Videos doesn’t play on Ipad. Contacted technical support, which have been asking many questions to “help” and then ignored me completely afterwards!! I thought with such a pricy subscription will have more reliable technical support.

Pastest is an excellent tool for exam preparation.One of its standout features is the high-quality question bank, which closely mimics the style and difficulty of real exam questions. This makes it invaluable for getting used to the format and level of complexity you're likely to encounter on the actual test day.

Another major benefit is the way the content is divided into chapters and topics. This structure is incredibly useful for focused revision, allowing users to target specific areas of weakness or consolidate knowledge in certain subjects. Whether you're looking to review a broad subject area or drill down into specific chapters, Pastest makes it easy to navigate and tailor your study sessions.

Additionally, the platform offers detailed explanations for each answer, helping users understand both correct and incorrect responses. This in-depth feedback enhances learning and helps solidify concepts effectively. Overall, Pastest provides a comprehensive, well-organized, and exam-focused revision experience that is highly recommended for anyone preparing for membership exams.

I have taken passtest app for mrcp part 2 for nov 20, 2024 exam
But its not working currently and asking me to buy the plan again

Who is going to pay such huge amount again ??

Pls either refund the amount or pls allow me ro use the app for next seesion as i habe not used this session

Used Pastest for MRCP 1 and medical school. Consistent high quality questions in line with the latest guidelines and evidence. Great explanations and a very good range of questions representative of the real exam. You can feel the difference between Pastest and question banks which purely emphasise fact recall/rote learning; the questions make you think!

I used pastests Primary FRCI to prepare for EDAIC. It wasn't a perfect match but the training was good. Have you considered creating an EDAIC deck?
I would prefere a dark mode as well!

The platform is perfect for those preparing for PACES. They have great videos and apt notes to study esp for those who have limited time. They have a very good contact system. My exam was 15 days later than my subscription but only on one email they extended the subscription for free and that tells you how great their organisation is. Only thing I feel they need to improve it that in their videos they can label all the clinical signs seen in the subject for better understanding of the viewers and add captions for the video

Very helpful, helping me passing all stations 🫶🏻 but i want to ask if possible that paces has pastest app instead of only website 🙏🏻

Great paces videos, definitely necessary for paces. Good question bank for part 1 and 2

It was very useful
Especially the mock exams

Dark theme!!!
Didn’t find it comfortable using Pastest at night as I kept straining my eyes.
Would appreciate if a dark theme was included in the settings.
Now the app in general: I recommend.
Quick read if you’re on the go. Good information and questions are similar to exam.

Excellent very useful

Highly recommended. Moreover practice is essence to pass PACES

Alot of people already shared their thoughts on the question bank and how similar it is to the real exam, however, I would like to commend the app's designers on their job on making a beautiful and easy to use UI. Great user experience.

ChatGPT

You said:
Each one of the following is associated with hyposplenism, except:

Sickle-cell anaemia

Liver cirrhosis

Systemic lupus erythematous

Coeliac disease

Splenectomy
ChatGPT said:
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The correct answer is Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

Explanation:

Hyposplenism, which refers to a reduced function of the spleen, can occur in several conditions:

Sickle-cell anemia: Patients can develop functional hyposplenism or autosplenectomy due to repeated splenic infarctions.
Liver cirrhosis: Although cirrhosis is often associated with splenomegaly (enlarged spleen), advanced cases can lead to splenic dysfunction.
Coeliac disease: This condition is associated with hyposplenism due to an unclear mechanism, potentially related to autoimmunity or malabsorption.
Splenectomy: Removal of the spleen directly causes hyposplenism.
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is typically associated with splenomegaly rather than hyposplenism.

You said:
Uploaded image
ChatGPT said:
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The scenario described in the image is suggestive of Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH). The classic triad of symptoms in NPH includes:

Gait disturbance (gait apraxia)
Cognitive impairment (often memory loss)
Urinary incontinence
The imaging (CT head showing slight ventricular enlargement) and the opening pressure of 21 cm of water from the lumbar puncture further support this diagnosis.

The most appropriate initial intervention in this case would be therapeutic lumbar puncture (Option E). This procedure can temporarily relieve symptoms by removing excess cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), and it is often used as both a diagnostic and therapeutic measure in suspected NPH. If the patient shows improvement after the lumbar puncture, it may confirm the diagnosis and indicate that the patient might benefit from a more permanent solution like shunt insertion.

You said:
Key is e why not d?
ChatGPT said:
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The reason therapeutic lumbar puncture (E) is the most appropriate initial intervention over shunt insertion (D) is that it serves as both a diagnostic and therapeutic tool in cases of suspected Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH).

Key Points:

Therapeutic Lumbar Puncture (E):

It's a minimally invasive procedure that can temporarily relieve symptoms by reducing cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressure.
Improvement in symptoms after the lumbar puncture helps confirm the diagnosis of NPH.
It helps predict whether a more invasive procedure, like shunt insertion, will be beneficial.
Shunt Insertion (D):

While a ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt can provide a long-term solution by diverting excess CSF, it is a surgical procedure with associated risks.
The decision to insert a shunt is typically made after a therapeutic lumbar puncture has demonstrated symptom improvement, indicating that the patient is likely to benefit from shunting.
Summary: The therapeutic lumbar puncture is the first step to confirm the diagnosis and to determine if shunt insertion would be effective. If the patient improves after the lumbar puncture, then shunt insertion becomes the appropriate next step.

You said:
Write a review for pass test in which write that give answer and explanation of each mcqs just beneath them in past papers and add as paper is of 200 mcqs kindly provide us all 200 mcqs in eac

I appreciate to add the detailed answers and explanations directly beneath each MCQ in the past papers. This feature will be incredibly helpful for reinforcing my understanding of the material and for immediate feedback on why a particular answer is correct or incorrect.

However, as the paper consists of 200 MCQs, it would be highly beneficial if all 200 questions were included in each paper provided. This would offer a more comprehensive practice experience and ensure full coverage of the exam content.

Additionally, it would be great if new papers could be added more frequently. Having fresh content regularly available would enhance our preparation and allow for continuous practice with updated material.

Thank you for your hard work, and I hope these suggestions can be implemented soon to make Pass Test even more effective for all users.

MRCP PACES COURSE IS HELPFULL.
But still needed to cover more cases

I used Pastest as a student Physician Associate and found it an excellent resource for revision. Even though some questions were more difficult than my intended scope of practice, I enjoyed the challenge. Would certainly recommend it to any student or graduate for revision and refreshing knowledge.