Interview to Dr. Barbara - Email #9
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This week you will get an inspiring success from Dr Barbara. Additionally, you will find 5 multiple-choice practice questions. Finally, you'll find out why I left the practical large animal exam crying and what to do to avoid the same mistakes that I did.
Meet Dr Barbara, a Veterinarian from Israel that is about to do the practical exam.
I love to share stories from other veterinarians as everyone has a different journey.
What caught my attention about her story is how quickly she prepared herself for the MCQ. Once again, I studied for 2 years for the MCQ, the reason being: I needed to work full time as I could not afford living in Australia otherwise and the exam got postponed 1 year due to COVID.
So let’s watch the video and I'll see you on the other side for the practice MCQ questions and Practical exam pearls of wisdom.
MCQ practice - Australian Veterinary exam preparation
Find answers at the end of the MCQ practice
Regarding the definition of pharmacokinetics, which statement is TRUE:
a. Is what the organism does to the drug and involves the distribution of the drug
b. Is what the organism does to the drug, involves the distribution, metabolism and elimination of the drug.
c. The study of the effects of drugs on living organisms.
d. Is a chemical (molecule) that affects physiological function in a specific way.
e. Agonists are drugs that reduce the effect when they bind to receptors.
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