Gynaecology
SBA + EMQ

Gynaecological Oncology for MRCOG Part 2

Suspected and confirmed malignancy: endometrial hyperplasia, ovarian masses before and after the menopause, cervical screening, gestational trophoblastic disease, and cancer in pregnancy.

Guidelines mapped

6

RCOG, NICE and related

Question formats

40/60

SBA / EMQ share of marks

Curriculum group

Gynaecology

5 other modules

How gynaecological oncology is examined

Part 2 is 200 questions across 2 papers, each 50 SBAs and 50 EMQs in three hours. SBAs carry 40% of the marks and EMQs 60%, so a module you know only well enough to recognise one best answer is still a module you can lose an EMQ theme on. The RCOG does not publish how many questions fall to gynaecological oncology, and this page does not estimate one. What it gives you instead is the published guidance the questions are written from.

Practise gynaecological oncology questions

SBAs and EMQ themes, every one original and written from published RCOG and NICE guidance, with the guideline cited in the explanation so you can check the answer against the source. Start free, with no card needed.

Guidelines behind gynaecological oncology

The 6 published guidelines this module draws on, each summarised for revision with the source cited.

Other gynaecology modules

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