FRCR Part 1:Anatomy & Physics.
The bedrock of post-graduate radiology. Understanding image formation physics, radiation protection principles, and comprehensive sectional anatomy across CT, MRI, and fluoroscopy.
Two Equal Halves.Uncompromising precision.
The examination comprises two standalone modules taken either together or separately. Our upcoming curriculum covers both with high-yield focus.
Radiological Anatomy
100 image-based questions in 90 minutes. Emphasizes variant anatomy, vascular branches, cross-sectional levels, and normal developmental milestones.
- Neuroanatomy & skull base foramina
- Thoracic & cardiovascular vascular tree
- Abdominal & retroperitoneal cross-sections
- Musculoskeletal tendons, ligaments & ossification centers
Medical Physics
Multiple Choice (MCQ) paper testing fundamental physics of matter, radiation safety regulations, and artifact mechanics across all modalities.
- X-Ray generation, filtration & scatter reduction
- Computed Tomography pitch, detectors & reconstruction
- MRI pulse sequences, relaxation & magnetic safety
- Ultrasound beam physics & Doppler principles
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Next Stage: The 12-System Exam.FRCR Part 2A.
Already passed Part 1? Explore the Single Best Answer (SBA) clinical radiology syllabus.