Abr Part 1 Study Guide
Fantastic resource with content at the breadth and depth of exam material. I used ABRPhysicsHelp.com as primary resource with another preparatory course as a secondary resource. The content of ABRPhysicsHelp was more comprehensive and better organized. Personally, I appreciated that the content was almost entirely written (rather than recorded audio or video presentation) as I could easily parse the material, pause, skip ahead, etc. Passed Part 2 on first attempt. I fully recommend ABRPhysicsHelp without any reservations. I really attribute my passing to your site.
You have things in a very basic and concise format. You take us back to first principles much of the time, which is necessary to have the groundwork to build upon. You also have an abundance of detail - but not to the point of being overwhelming or containing a lot of useless information.
The quizzes are a great way to test the material of each of the small modules. By being able to take a quiz covering everything, one gets a sense of how much has been retained.
ABR Radiologic Physics. Initial Certification Study Guide. Computer-Based Examinations. PART 1: General. Basic radiologic physics including: The nature.
I think the key for me was the fact that you made those main points stand out so well without being garnished in unnecessary 'stuff.' Thank you for being there for me.
Other programs. seemed too bogged down with information. By knowing key points, one can make valid arguments. Memorization should not be the main thrust at this level.
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Logic should be. I found the ABRPhysicsHelp website to be well organized by subject and topic, thus saving large amounts of time trying to collect all of the material needed for studying. The many helpful diagrams and pictures were great. The TG report summaries were a huge help as well. I love how the site allows you to take a topic and study it in bite sized pieces without being overwhelmed by the volumes of information that some other programs offer. I would definitely recommend this site and feel that it was extremely valuable. ABRPhysicshelp was integral in helping me study for part 3 of the ABR Therapeutic Medical Physics Exam.
I started out studying aimlessly without a plan, picking up textbook X for a period of time before getting bored and switching to task group Y. A friend passed along the weblink to this site and I was amazed – the website is the complete package. It provided guidance in how I should spend my time studying for the biggest test of my life.
The breakdowns of topics, reports, and task group reports were well done and thorough and really provided a good background for all things Part 3. It lays out the 5 categories in detail and gives an idea of what topics to expect from each – granted, a lot of physics crosses over multiple categories, like ion chambers in radiation protection and equipment. At the end of each topic on the website, a short quiz drills in the major points of the section – I found this extremely helpful. My favorite aspect of the website was the Final Exam Prep, which gave me an idea of how the questions might have been asked on an exam. The questions simulated the oral exam, with 5 questioners and 5 base questions (with follow-ups), and provide a representation of how exam day will be like. All in all, the site really helped guide my studying and helped me achieve my goal of passing, and I couldn’t be happier to be a diplomat.
I found the material appropriate, useful and extremely applicable to the depth of understanding and knowledge required for the oral exam. The summaries and quizzes were a lot easier to review than trying to read specific TG reports in detail.
The organization of the different subjects was especially helpful in concentrating on the one subject on which I had conditioned. The quick questions and the final preparation questions gave a great chance to think about how to present an answer, rather than just clicking on a choice. Most importantly, I felt as if I were preparing honestly and not trying to memorize someone's recalled questions.
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Here are a few things I think may be of interest to you (or anyone else reading this thread):. has conversation threads about problems, as well as additional links to resources (you have to be approved to join the group to access these).
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are available if you're an RSNA or AAPM member. If you can get your hands on some old RAPHEX exams, these have great practice problems covering general, therapy, and diagnostic physics. more practice problems. I've really liked using the to study imaging physics, and is a must-have for therapy physics from what I've heard. A bunch of people have made ABR study decks on websites like, if you're willing to search for them. I hope this helps! Good luck studying!:D.