We are all familiar with Single Best Answers (SBA), Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ), Extended Match Questions (EMQ), and True/False questions. But have you ever heard of Multiple Statement Questions (MSQ)? Likely not—because they’ve never been presented in a medi-cal book, until now. In SBA format, you are given a single statement, a question, and five answer options to choose the best one. MSQ, however, takes a fresh approach. Instead of options for answers, MSQ provides multiple re-lated questions (four in this book) designed to have the same single answer. This unique format gives students multiple opportunities to ar-rive at the correct response. If one question stumps you, the next might guide you toward the right answer—enhancing your understanding and retention. MSQs are fact-based and rooted in specific topics, offering students the dual benefit of testing their knowledge and learning new information along the way. This groundbreaking approach may one day become a staple in lecture rooms and examination halls. Here is your opportunity to explore and master MSQs firsthand—because innovation in learning could be the key to your success.