This is a revision book of multiple choice questions in psychiatry aimed, specifically, at the MRCPsych Part II examination. There are 300 questions, organized into six examination papers, spanning the basic sciences as well as clinical components of the syllabus. Each answer is explained and referenced to a varied selection of accessible texts, thereby enabling the reader to trace further information. A CD-ROM containing the same set of questions accompanies the book. This format, employing the Qbase software, provides added functionality, including the ability to analyze the degree of certainty component of the answering and allows customization of exam papers. The book can equally well be used without the CD-ROM.

Psychiatry: Key Questions Answered (Key Questions Answered Series)

Medical Books

Taylor, Mark

Nelson, Deborah

Shajahan, Polash

Doris, Alan

Medicine

Oxford University Press

Refiguring the Spiritual

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Columbia University Press

Rewiring the Real: In Conversation with William Gaddis, Richard Powers, Mark Danielewski, and Don DeLillo

Literature & Fiction

Recovering Place: Reflections on Stone Hill

Photography & Video

Four mini-mysteries in which inexplicable events, such as a football teams's falling asleep in a huddle and snow in a science lab, are investigated by Maxie with the use of her considerable brainpower and the help of her wisecracking younger brother.

Maxie's Mystery Files: The Stalled Mall and Other Crazy Cases

Hartson, Eleano

Children's Books

Little,Brown & Co

Jennie, the youngest, smartest, and stubbornest of all the Jenkinses, decides to ride her horse Contraption to Nettle Bottom's first annual ball in fixups of her own making

Jennie Jenkins

<p>The day after a blizzard Henry and his dog Angus decide to go exploring and perhaps find a bear.</p>

Henry the Explorer

A Captain's Year

Fisical_Book

<p>It's hard to think of any sportsman held in more affection and respect than Mark Taylor, legendary retired captain of the Australian Cricket Team, and Australian of the Year. True to Mark's character, this autobiography is honest, warm, often very funny and always deeply perceptive. These are the memoirs of one of cricket's greatest minds, written at the height of his powers. Mark Taylor's majestic 334 in a Test match in Peshawar, Pakistan in October 1998 was the last great peak in a cricket career that fluctuated like no other. The innings, ground out over twelve gruelling hours amid the heat and dust, linked Australia's captain, forever, with the greatest of them all - Sir Donald Bradman. For Mark Anthony Taylor, the boy from Leeton, that match of magnificent coincidence was also the beginning of the end. Within months he was gone from the game, leaving as he had played - with quiet style and dignity, amid a welter of national emotion and affection as he was crowned "Australian of the Year". Stretching behind him is a wonderful Australian story - of an unpretentious youngster who first played the game of cricket on rough backyard pitches in New South Wales country towns, and who grew from those modest beginnings to become one of the game's most loved players - and one of its greatest captains. 'Time to Declare' tells with unflinching candour Mark Taylor's story in a fascinating and revealing autobiography. Taking block, Taylor throws new light on the highs and lows, the controversies and the triumphs of a truly remarkable sporting career. By the end of his journey, which included 104 Tests for his country, 7525 runs, and 157 catches, he stood acclaimed as the "second most important person in the land". At the close of Australia's century there can be no finer story for grit and perseverance and inspiration than that of Mark Taylor - captain of his country.</p>

Mark Taylor: Time to declare

Pan Macmillan Australia Pty Ltd

Young Melvin and Bulger

DOUBLEDAY COMPANY

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