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It is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between a patient and his/her doctor.  \nContents  \n1. INTRODUCTION 5  \n1.1 Purpose 5  \n2. PHASE 2 WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS 5  \n2.1 Pathology 5  \n2.2 Radiology 5  \n2.3 Case Reporting 5  \n3. SAMPLE PATHOLOGY MCQ QUESTIONS 5  \n3.1 What is an MCQ and what is required? 5  \n4. SAMPLE PATHOLOGY SAQ QUESTIONS 11  \n4.1 What is SAQ and what is required? 11  \n5. SAMPLE RADIOLOGY MCQ QUESTIONS 22  \n5.1 What is Radiology MCQ and what is required? 22  \n6. SAMPLE CASE REPORTING QUESTIONS 27  \n6.1 What is Case Reporting and what is required? 27  \n6.2 Short Cases 27  \n6.3 Medium Cases 34  \n6.4 Long Cases 42  \n7. RELATED DOCUMENTS 47  \nAbout RANZCR  \nThe Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is committed to improving health outcomes for all, by educating and supporting clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists. RANZCR is dedicated to setting standards, professional training, assessment and accreditation, and advocating access to quality care in both professions to create healthier communities.  \nRANZCR creates a positive impact by driving change, focusing on the professional development of its members, and advancing best practice health policy and advocacy, to enable better patient outcomes. RANZCR members are critical to health services: radiation oncology is a vital component in the treatment of cancer; clinical radiology is central to the diagnosis and treatment of disease and injury.  \nRANZCR is led by clinicians who are democratically elected by the membership. The ultimate oversight and responsibility for RANZCR is vested in the Board of Directors. 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INTRODUCTION\n## 1.1 Purpose\n# 2. PHASE 2 WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS\n## 2.1 Pathology\n## 2.2 Radiology\n## 2.3 Case Reporting\n# 3. SAMPLE PATHOLOGY MCQ QUESTIONS\n## 3.1 What is an MCQ and what is required?\n# 4. SAMPLE PATHOLOGY SAQ QUESTIONS\n## 4.1 What is SAQ and what is required?\n# 5. SAMPLE RADIOLOGY MCQ QUESTIONS\n## 5.1 What is Radiology MCQ and what is required?\n# 6. SAMPLE CASE REPORTING QUESTIONS\n## 6.1 What is Case Reporting and what is required?\n## 6.2 Short Cases\n## 6.3 Medium Cases\n## 6.4 Long Cases\n# 7. 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