The MCQ where way to detailed. and in the smallest detail. Some few few question where possible to answer, but most question went to far in depth , compared what we went throug in class!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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I know this is UNI and that we have to do some research by ourselves but we weren't given any tools for this and I personally couldn't find more information that was on our lecture sides from the physiology books
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Kristen Andre Hardang
11 years ago
The MCQ part of this exam was not Clinical Physiology and for most of the part it was not the stuff that we have gone through this year. Way to detailed for what we have been thought in 1 year.
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Maria Laoudikou
11 years ago
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The multiple choice questions had nothing to do with the lectures. Even if someone knew the whole Guyton it was impossible to answer these questions. The essays were not too difficult though. I don't know what's going on with this uni but after physiology and chiropractic I am thinking of going back to Aecc
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Scott
11 years ago
my main problem that we are taught by a lecturer who does not believe that I'm the chiropractic profession and he was very quick to let us know,
Also the multiple choice questions were not the level which was in the lecture slides and teaching seminars
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Rhi
11 years ago
Feel that some questions were out of lecture syllabus, even with further reading proved difficult.
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Sheldon
11 years ago
Not enough guidence for chiro 1 exam, we should have been told which articles to read specifically. The past papers need mark schemes. NRA should be a 2 hour exam.
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Manuel Cabrera Jr
11 years ago
the branch of science that is less important to our profession yet the hardest. We are taught by a professor that does not believe in Chiropractic.
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Shamus Hussain
11 years ago
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Far too difficult, the exam questioning was way beyond the level that we were taught. Mislead by the tutor considering he had pointed out on numerous occasions that the exam for clinical physiology, would not go into a great amount of detail, and was more an overview to show understanding with the topics.
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Carlotta Chiarcos
11 years ago
Unfortunately I felt like my knowledge was not being tested and that passing this exam was more like a matter of luck or educated guesses.
The MCQ where way to detailed. and in the smallest detail. Some few few question where possible to answer, but most question went to far in depth , compared what we went throug in class!
I know this is UNI and that we have to do some research by ourselves but we weren't given any tools for this and I personally couldn't find more information that was on our lecture sides from the physiology books
The MCQ part of this exam was not Clinical Physiology and for most of the part it was not the stuff that we have gone through this year. Way to detailed for what we have been thought in 1 year.
The multiple choice questions had nothing to do with the lectures. Even if someone knew the whole Guyton it was impossible to answer these questions. The essays were not too difficult though. I don't know what's going on with this uni but after physiology and chiropractic I am thinking of going back to Aecc
my main problem that we are taught by a lecturer who does not believe that I'm the chiropractic profession and he was very quick to let us know, Also the multiple choice questions were not the level which was in the lecture slides and teaching seminars
Feel that some questions were out of lecture syllabus, even with further reading proved difficult.
Not enough guidence for chiro 1 exam, we should have been told which articles to read specifically. The past papers need mark schemes. NRA should be a 2 hour exam.
the branch of science that is less important to our profession yet the hardest. We are taught by a professor that does not believe in Chiropractic.
Far too difficult, the exam questioning was way beyond the level that we were taught. Mislead by the tutor considering he had pointed out on numerous occasions that the exam for clinical physiology, would not go into a great amount of detail, and was more an overview to show understanding with the topics.
Unfortunately I felt like my knowledge was not being tested and that passing this exam was more like a matter of luck or educated guesses.
Far too difficult. Not clinical physiology at all