ABSITE Slayer

ABSITE Slayer is a comprehensive review for the American Board of Surgery in-Training Exam, which is a 225 multiple choice question exam taken by general surgery residents in the United States in January of each year of their residency. A "quick-read" —the book can serve as a last minute study aid or a general framework for preparing for the exam. Unlike many other books, the book focuses on the ABSITE exam only, rather than being a combined ABSITE and board review book. The ABSITE exam is a highly stressful experience for the surgery resident, as ABSITE scores are highly valued by training programs and determine the resident's likelihood of matching to a top fellowship program. Chapters are organized by organ system, and each chapter contains three parts: 1) Test taking tips, 2) Rapid fire Q&A, which are short questions followed by a single short answer, 3) Traditional Multiple Choice questions consisting of questions and answers with detailed explanations.The book includes illustrations and diagrams of key concepts and anatomy.

About the Author

James Lee is a Perl hacker, Linux administrator, security consultant, and open source advocate. James is the founder and CEO of Onsight Inc., a consulting firm specializing in Perl training and web development. James is also a co-author of the first edition of Hacking Exposed Linux.