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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Psychiatry: The Mind-Body Problem.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where do first-year medical students' clinical experiences take place?
(a) One-on-one tutorials.
(b) Small hospital groups.
(c) Large hospital groups.
(d) By shadowing individual doctors.

2. For what did John Williams set records?
(a) Monthly earnings.
(b) Cases handled.
(c) Longest time without sleep.
(d) Malpractice claims.

3. What crude behavior does Konner describe from a resident physician?
(a) Snickering at a woman's diagnosis.
(b) Exposing himself to a patient.
(c) Making racist/sexist jokes with the patients.
(d) Insulting the interns in front of the patients.

4. What is the immigrant neurosurgeon's rule, when Konner makes rounds with him?
(a) Spend as little time as possible with the patient.
(b) Read the chart first.
(c) Touch the patient.
(d) Talk to the patient.

5. How does Konner say anesthesiologists view surgeons?
(a) As drama queens always stealing the show.
(b) As actors in their drama.
(c) As daredevils taking all the risks.
(d) As dangerous.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why was Konner distressed by the first part of the National Medical Board Examinations?

2. What does asepsis mean?

3. What medical term does Konner use to describe his book?

4. When did walk-rounds begin in the Emergency Ward?

5. How does Konner characterize surgeons?

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