What subjects do Guangdong medical institutions take in the recruitment examination?

The E-class written test in public institutions is divided into two subjects: vocational aptitude test (E-class) and comprehensive application ability (E-class).

The content of the vocational aptitude test (E)

(1) Common sense judgment

It mainly tests the basic knowledge that candidates should have when they are engaged in medical and health work and the basic ability to use these knowledge for analysis and judgment, involving medicine, society, law, culture, nature, science and technology and so on.

(2) Speech comprehension and expression

It mainly tests the ability of candidates to think and communicate in language, understand and grasp the connotation of language quickly and accurately, including finding main information and important details; Correctly understand the meaning of specified words and sentences; Summarize the theme and theme; Reasonably infer implied information according to the reading content; Accurately and appropriately choose words and sentences to express opinions.

(3) Judgment and reasoning

It mainly tests the analysis and reasoning ability of candidates on various things, involving the understanding, comparison, combination, deduction and induction of graphics, text concepts, relationship between things and text materials. Common questions are: graphic reasoning, definition judgment, analogical reasoning, logical judgment, etc.

⑷ Quantitative analysis

It mainly tests the examinee's ability to understand and grasp the quantitative relationship between things and solve the problem of quantitative relationship, mainly involving the analysis, reasoning, judgment and operation of data relationship. Problems include: mathematical operation, data analysis, etc.

5] Strategic choice

It mainly tests candidates' perception, understanding, analysis and judgment of the medical and health situation, and their ability to weigh and choose appropriate strategies. It mainly involves communication between doctors and patients, coping with contradictions between doctors and patients, etc.

"Comprehensive application ability (Class E)" mainly measures the ability of candidates to comprehensively apply medical and health-related knowledge and skills to analyze and solve problems.