PANCE Test BreakdownIn order to take the 2005 PANCE, you must graduate from a program accredited by the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA) as a Physician Assistant Program or a Surgeon Assistant Program. PA program graduates will be deemed to have graduated from an accredited program if their PA educational program was accredited at the time of their matriculation. **Even if you have earned a medical degree from another country, you must still graduate from an accredited PA program to sit for the PANCE exam. % of Exam
Content | Knowledge & Skill Areas | 16 | History Taking & Performing Physical Examinations | 14 | Using Laboratory & Diagnostic Studies | 18 | Formulating Most Likely Diagnosis | 14 | Clinical Intervention | 18 | Clinical Therapeutics | 10 | Health Maintenance | 10 | Applying Scientific Concepts | | Total:
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