ASMIRT Certification

Hey all, mainly directed at any Australian peeps that are on here. I'm sitting the ASMIRT certification exam for Cardiac Angiography in about a month's time. In typical ASMIRT fashion, they have indicated that practice questions would be the best way to study, as I'm sure most of us would agree, and then proceed to provide zero study material apart from a syllabus with questionable relevance to practising in this area..... anyway, I digress.

Does anybody around have any study material or websites they would recommend? Would be much appreciated.

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