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	• A Comprehensive Review for the Certification and Recertification Examinations for Physician Assistants: ... Claire Babcock O'Connell Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007 - 345 pages average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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PA review

As a new grad, I'm studying for PANCE exam. After reading review i decided to get this book. Many of my classmates got this book a long time ago and told me that this book is really good. Book is nicely outlined, but the only thing that i don't like, is that key words are not HIGHLIGHTED! Vs in previous editions, they were highlighted. CD is also helpful, but many questions where taken from other books and previous editions. Not that many mistakes so far in the book! However, you will definitely need additional material to study for the boards!!!

A comprehensive review....

This is a great book. It has helped me on my end of rotation exams for my clinical rotations. I only wish the questions were separated into sections.

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Maybe

I started my review 3 months ahead of time, read the entire book and took the pretest and scored 71%. Somewhat concerned, I bought the two Appleton and Lang study guides and specifically focused on areas of the pretest I was weakest in. I passed the PANRE with a score of 637/700. If you are in a subspecialty and want a comprehensive review, get all three books. That's around $200. The one thing about this study guide that is useful is the pretest. It will tell you where you need to focus your attention and study time.

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PANCE

This is all I used to study for the PANCE and it was worth every penny. I read several reviews that were not recommending this book but I strongly disagree. I paid a lot of money and attended a course in Chicago and I actually got more from reading this book. To be honest I read the book before I attended the review and learned nothing new at the review. Save your money on the course and buy this book.

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Just okay

This book is a basic (Very basic) refresher of some of the common diseases you may be tested on. The book does not have any in depth treatment and everything is very vague and general. This is good for the questions and will give you a good idea of what you need to review more thoroughly for the exam. Not a bad book, but not fantastic either.

Developed and endorsed by the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) and the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA), this comprehensive review book offers the most thorough preparation for the NCCPA examinations. The book features review material, test questions, and detailed explanations covering the critical content areas on the certification (PANCE) and recertification (PANRE and Pathway II) examinations. This Third Edition includes thoroughly updated content, new test questions, and new chapters on geriatrics, pediatrics, and surgery. A 300-question pre-test and a 300-question post-test which simulate the NCCPA exams and incorporate the PAEA's GRADRAT self-assessment exam are provided both on a bound-in CD-ROM and online at thePoint.

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