Professional examinations such as the MRCP are a test of more than just factual knowledge. They also demand a high degree of clinical skill and confidence. This book gives practical advice on how to develop a problem solving approach to the patient with emphasis on the particular skills required in the examination situation. The authors pass on their own considerable experience and that of many other successful candidates, and the text is full of useful tips on examination presentation and style. Each chapter contains a section of specimen questions and problems, together with the answers. Senior house officers preparing for the MRCP should find this book invaluable.