NIL releases PES questions

According to Lukasz Jankowski, this is a big success for the medical self-government. - We are precisely for the common good of our environment to ensure compliance with the law and the creation of opportunities for future medical specialists to obtain the best possible qualifications. Making the questions from previous exam sessions public will not only help even better prepare the examinees in future sessions, but above all will allow for substantive supervision of the content of the questions, which has often been questioned by doctors during the exams," stresses the president of the Supreme Medical Council. 

After the personal efforts of Lukasz Jankowski and a letter from the President of the NRL to the Acting Director of the CEM Dr. n. praw. Rafal Kubiak with a request to execute the legitimate verdict of the Voivodship Administrative Court in Lodz of September 28, 2021, the questions were finally sent to the Supreme Medical Chamber. Earlier, the CEM, after the verdict of the WSA, tried to appeal to the Supreme Administrative Court, but the latter indicated that there were no grounds for refusing to provide the NIL with the requested exam questions along with the correct answers. 

- Making the questions available will benefit not only doctors preparing for the exam - although they are most looking forward to these questions as part of an important part of their preparation. Substantive oversight of the quality of the questions will benefit society as a whole, including patients, who will thus gain access to even better educated, medically knowledgeable specialists, the NRL president adds. 

Files with a database of questions and answer keys from the PES conducted in 2018-2020 by specialty:

1. Allergology
2. Anesthesiology and intensive care
3. Angiology
4. Balneology and physical medicine
5. Pediatric surgery
6. Vascular surgery
7. General surgery
8. Oncologic surgery
9. Dental surgery
10. Maxillofacial surgery
11. Lung diseases
12. Lung diseases of children
13. Internal diseases
14. Infectious diseases
15. Dermatology and venereology
16. Diabetology
17. Endocrinology
18. Gynecological endocrinology and reproduction
19. Pediatric endocrinology and diabetology
20. Gastroenterology
21. Pediatric gastroenterology
22. Geriatrics
23. Gynecologic oncology
24. Hematology
25. Hypertensiology
26. Cardiology
27. Cardiac Surgery
28. Palliative medicine
29. Occupational medicine
30. Emergency medicine
31. Family medicine
32. Sports medicine
33. Nephrology
34. Neonatology
35. Neurosurgery
36. Neurology
37. Pediatric neurology
38. Ophthalmology
39. Clinical Oncology
40. Orthodontics
41. Orthopedics
42. Otorhinolaryngology
43. Pathomorphology
44. Pediatrics
45. Perinatology
46. Periodontology
47. Obstetrics and gynecology
48. Dental prosthetics
49. Psychiatry
50. Child and adolescent psychiatry
51. Radiology and diagnostic imaging
52. Radiation therapy for oncology
53. Medical rehabilitation
54. Rheumatology
55. Pediatric dentistry
56. Conservative dentistry
57. Clinical Transplantology

Source: NIL