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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In what Shakespearean play did the character Gloucester complain about human fate?
(a) Macbeth.
(b) King Lear.
(c) Romeo and Juliet.
(d) Hamlet.

2. When Paul did his first surgery in Part 2, Section 2, how long had it been since he had worn scrubs?
(a) Two months.
(b) Eight months.
(c) 18 weeks.
(d) 24 weeks.

3. What percent of 36 year olds usually got lung cancer?
(a) 0.0054%.
(b) 0.13%.
(c) 0.0012%.
(d) 0.05%.

4. How many years before Paul treated Mr. R in Part 2, Section 3, had he had another patient with Gerstmann's syndrome?
(a) Two.
(b) Eight.
(c) Five.
(d) Three.

5. When Paul left the hospital after his cancer diagnois in Part 2, Section 1, how long ago had he been in the operating room?
(a) One week.
(b) Six. days.
(c) Eight days.
(d) Two weeks.

Short Answer Questions

1. After Paul's second CT scan in Part 2, Section 2, how long did Emma say that a patient was on Tarceva without a problem?

2. What stage lung cancer did Paul have?

3. When was Paul's graduation scheduled in Part 2, Section 3?

4. What did Paul and Lucy name their daughter?

5. Who wrote the poem at the end of Part 2, Section 3, that Paul quoted?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Paul say that doctors don't give patients specific prognoses?

2. What happened during the first operation Paul performed when he returned to the operating room in Part 2, Section 2?

3. What did Paul envision as he held his daughter for the first time?

4. When Paul returned to taking full responsibility for his patients in Part 2, Section 2, how did he feel and how long did it take him to get used to the work load?

5. How did Paul feel about his life when he learned he had cancer at the beginning of Part 2, Section 1?

6. How did Paul like to suture a patient's skin after surgery?

7. How did Paul alter his physical therapy program once he decided to go back to the operating room?

8. Why did Paul and Emma decide to include Avastin in his treatment plan in Part 2, Section 3?

9. What did Paul have to face like his own patients and whose help did he need to do that?

10. How was Paul able to be in the delivery room with Lucy?

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