SPMC Department of Surgery
Study by system. Review what you miss. Made by SPMC surgeons, for SPMC surgeons.
The 3,008-question bank for the Philippine Surgery Diplomate Exam is organized into focused rounds, rapid sheets, answer-free recall, and timed oral simulation. Start with unseen items, recycle errors, and defend decisions aloud.
Rapid sheets High-yield recall Oral simulator Start 20 new questions →
SPMC inpatient complex · campus photograph ↗ Your next round
Choose the job, not the whole bank 20-question sessions Build coverage Learn 20 new items Mixed topics · shuffled Repair errors Review missed questions No misses yet Second pass Open saved questions Save questions as you study Weak-area round Appears after your first round Uses your device-local results
Organized blueprint
Coverage by surgical domain 17 topics · 3008 questions Foundations & acute care Basic Science 319 Qs
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Critical Care 196 Qs
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Trauma 331 Qs
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Skin & Soft Tissue 82 Qs
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GI & abdominal surgery GI 245 Qs
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Colorectal 245 Qs
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HPB 246 Qs
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Hernia 121 Qs
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MIS & Bariatric 84 Qs
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Oncology & endocrine Oncology 189 Qs
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Breast 164 Qs
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Endocrine 202 Qs
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Head & Neck 84 Qs
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Specialty surgery Vascular 170 Qs
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Thoracic 111 Qs
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Pediatric 164 Qs
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Transplant 55 Qs
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Visual recall
Clinical image round Original teaching visuals Trauma · POCUS Abdominal ultrasound Use standardized windows and interpret the image with physiology; in unstable trauma, a positive FAST changes destination.
HPB · Operative view Biliary anatomy Identify the critical structures and obtain a safe view before any ductal or arterial division.
Endocrine · Ultrasound Thyroid risk stratification Pair TSH with structured ultrasound assessment; sonographic pattern and size guide the need for FNA.
AI-generated training images for visual orientation only. Verify anatomy and management against the cited source and current clinical guidance.