How many image-based questions (ultrasound photo interpretation) actually appear on the exam?
Based on general test-taking experience, close to 30% of exam questions include an image — out of 100 questions, that's somewhere around 30 to 40 with an image attached.
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Based on general test-taking experience, close to 30% of exam questions include an image — out of 100 questions, that's somewhere around 30 to 40 with an image attached. It can feel like even more than that once you're actually in the exam. I've personally counted images while taking the real exam, and it varies a bit test to test, but overall lands around 30-35%.
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