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  • What's the medical test in 2021

       2026-03-16 NetworkingName1330
    Key Point:(a) the uniform all-military examinations programme for 2021, which is divided into public and professional subjects, with an examination outline for management and professional technical positions in common public subjects; the examination syllabus for specialized subjects distinguishes between two types of managerial and professional technical posts, organized according to each area of specialization and subject category。The curricula of

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    (a) the uniform all-military examinations programme for 2021, which is divided into public and professional subjects, with an examination outline for management and professional technical positions in common public subjects; the examination syllabus for specialized subjects distinguishes between two types of managerial and professional technical posts, organized according to each area of specialization and subject category。

    The curricula of examinations for specialized subjects are divided into 13 44 specialties, such as philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, foreign language literature, history, polytechnics, agronomy, medicine, book archives, arts and management. For posts in small and minority languages not covered by the curriculum of examinations for specialized subjects, the written examination for specialized subjects is the subject of a curriculum of undergraduate education in the respective language。

    Analysis of technical examinations for civilian medical examinations in the military:

    The types of questions are objective and are divided into individual selections, series of individual selections and multiple selections. The individual selections are typically 20 and 1 point each. It includes basic knowledge, expertise, including knowledge points and case files. Let's take a look at these two examples:

    1. The basis of good patient-patient relations should be (...)。

    A. Upper and lower levels

    B. Business relations

    C. The relationship between social medicine and the rule of law

    Relative relations

    [title] 2. The morphology of the outer circle of iron-deficiency anaemia is ()。

    A. Small cell normal colored anaemia

    B. Small cell low-colour anaemia

    C. Normal cell positive color anaemia

    D. Large cell low-colour anaemia

    It can be seen from the title that the content of question 1 is only basic knowledge, not expertise, and that such a question is very responsive and easy to score, and that such a question usually appears in the first 20 lines, in addition to some laws and regulations, human relations, etc. Such questions were easy to answer in the paper, and such topics needed to be clearly identified and answered in a hurry, and were not chosen wrongly. The first question is about the basis of good patient-patient relations, from which it is easy to draw the correctness of option c。

    Question 2 is one of the basics of a typical medical examination, which is a very typical one of the bases of clinical tests, and for which the more typical special pathological characteristics need to be particularly borne in mind when re-reading, the test method of this topic is that it would be visible at that moment, and it would be difficult to compare the answers from the options if it was not known. The knowledge involved in such a subject is not complex and it is not particularly difficult to look at some of the more classic knowledge points from the base of clinical tests and bio-chemical immunology. Question no. 2 concerns the outer red cell form of typical iron deficiency anaemia, which is small cell low colored。

    The second type is a number of individual choice topics involving expertise, typically 20 topics, covering the five main subjects of clinical testing, biochemistry, immunology, microbiology and haematology, which involve relatively more difficult knowledge points than the previous ones, many of which require focus on memory, many of which are confusing and some of the more problematic issues that will be set out in the options。

    [title] 3. Changes in urchins and direct chlamydia when hepatocyte is yellow (...)。

    A. Increased urin and direct chlamydia

    It's normal to pee on the urchin and direct chlamydia

    C. An increase in urchins and a significant decrease in direct chlamydia

    D. Decreasing of urchins and no change in direct chlamydia

    The difficulty of question 3 is that yellow scabs can be divided into hepatocellular yellows, soluble yellows and obstructive yellows, and yellow scabs can be associated with changes in several corresponding items, such as direct cholebolin, indirect cholesterol, urea, manure, etc., which makes it quite difficult to deal with changes in cholesterol in yellow scabbage types, and there are also more questions of this type in the study, which generally involves examining what is particularly necessary to remember a point of knowledge, which can be more understood in principle than in its own analysis and memory. The third question concerns changes in urea and direct cholesterol when hepatocellular yellow is yellow as a result of hepatic cell damage leading to a combination of cholesterol ingestion and excretion, resulting in excessive cholesterol accumulation in the blood, so there is an increase in direct and indirect cholesterone in the serum and in the urine, as well as a general increase in urea in urine, which is a difference between soluble breathing and obstructive yellow。

    This is followed by a number of case files, which begin with a series of data that require analysis by candidates. There are single and multi-choice topics in the case file, which, like the one above, are selected from one of the four options, and many are selected from among the options for at least two answers, and it is important to note that both the wrong or multiple choices are non-segregated, so it is important to choose the most sure and the right one。

    [title] a patient, female, 30 years old, regular blood displays a red cell of 2. 62 x 1012/l, white cell of 8. 50 x 109/l, blood plate of 267 x 109/l, haemoglobin of 152g/l, potassium ion of 9. 11mmol/l, sodium ion of 142. 50mmol/l, patient main v. No abnormal behaviour

    4. (on a stand-alone basis) adult female erythrocyte reference range ( )。

    A. 3. 5-5. 0 x 1012/l

    B. 3. 0 ~ 4. 5 x 1012/l

    C. 3. 0-5. 5 x 1012/l

    D. 3. 5 ~ 4. 5 x 1012/l

    5. (multi-selection) soluble specimens are not suitable for testing the following indicator(s)。

    A. Amy

    B. Ldh

    C. Bil

    D. Ast

    E. Ggt

    Individual topics in material subjects are generally simple, but multiple subjects are relatively complex. From the fifth question, it can be seen that the point is not only the content of blood cells, but also the abbreviation of the term, so that it is essentially difficult to score. When it comes to such questions, it is important to learn to be targeted and not to choose more。

    So today's presentation of the paper, the direction of the study and the distribution of points is here, and i hope you will have a planned and targeted review to get a high score to shore!

     
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