Which of the following statements is the least accurate description of the premedical and medical training of physicians today?
A. Premedical education is typically expected to be a major in one or more of the physical and biological sciences, or
possibly psychology.**
B. Most medical schools now require some primary care experiences, in addition to the traditional specialty rotations.
C. Medical education often includes new curriculum in evidence-based medicine, interviewing skills, and ethics, as a
standard part of coursework.
D. The move toward more and more specialization has led to longer postgraduate training, while the 100-hour workweek
of residency training has been officially limited to an average of 80 hours per week.