can anyone give me a website containing medial problems and and its answer...aim a medical student?

Answer 1

If you are a medical student you should have access through your school.

www.nbme.org Is the national board of medical examiners. They write the USMLE and have sample tests.

www.usmle.org administers the USMLE and also has good information.

http://www.boardprep.net/ Gold standard sets up whole review courses and have test banks.

http://www.kaptest.com/usmle;jsessionid=A1YRH1EUIKTQHLA3AQJHBNNMDUCBG2HB Kaplan Medical offers everthing from 3 month access to their question banks to $10,000 emersion camps to prepare.

http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/bookdescription.cws_home/707121/description#description Elsevier who publishes most of you medical texts has question banks that link to actual textes that you own.


Here you are the latest up to date question banks to prepare for the USMLE. It can get expensive so shop around. Most banks have 3000 or more questions. If you like a publisher go with their questions. In general if you go through all the questions you can't loose. Questions are always changing and questions are always staying the same, don't go for free ride prirates questions banks, tooo much dependes on it.

Answer 2

www.testpreview.com It has MANY different practice tests listed on the left hand side, and it gives you the answers and grades it for you. It even includes the MCAT which you will probably be most interested in. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

I truly hope that you are joking about being a medical student. But then again if your handwriting is like your spelling you will probably do just fine. Here are some place to go. www.askthedoctor.com
www.JustAnswer.com/Health
www.webmd.com
www.familydoctor.org
www.medhelp.org

Answer 4

Yahoo questions and answers is a good portal. Try categories health ,disease conditions and medicine.
You are already learning.