To maximize your score, you must understand how marks are awarded:
Awarded for incorrect answers or using unauthorized abbreviations (e.g., writing "CCA" instead of "Common Carotid Artery"). First FRCR exam - Radiology Cafe Radiological Anatomy for FRCR Part 1
Awarded for a fully accurate and precise answer (e.g., "Segment VIII of the liver" rather than just "Liver"). To maximize your score, you must understand how
The paper aims for equal distribution across four main areas (25% each): Head, Neck, and Spine ; Chest and Cardiovascular ; Abdomen and Pelvis ; and Musculoskeletal . 2. Apply the Marking Scheme Question Types: "Name the arrowed structure" (most common)
100 images, each with a single question (usually identifying an arrowed structure). Duration: 90 minutes. Question Types: "Name the arrowed structure" (most common). "What normal anatomical variant is demonstrated?". "At what age does the structure arrowed normally fuse?".
Awarded for a partially correct but less accurate answer (e.g., naming the structure correctly but omitting "Left" or "Right" for a paired structure).
The anatomy paper uses a digital viewing platform where you must type your answers.