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I was wondering what the best study material is. slightly My program also had pretty serious review sessions weekly using Medstudy I think? Used Med study books , medstudy questions and the AAP pedialink questions for the past 5 years. trueAs far as I can tell, there is no internal medicine Anki deck at the level of residency. Thank you! I also used medstudy videos for basic concept review in combination with board basics to hammer it in. I also have gone to a pair of Hey guys I'm new to this sub but I've been lurking for the last 20 minutes to find an answer to some of my questions. PREP is good for more questions but medstudy is superior and more similar to the real deal as far as content. I am an income freshman at either tOSU ( full tution) or Denison Getting started in med school, Reddit was one of the best places I found online to get lots of useful hints and tips on how best to study. Is having both resources overkill or Hello! I am an audiovisual learner and I learn best when I watch videos and look at tables, charts, and illustrations. Can any recent passers chime in and share what their average percentage on Medstudy overall and closer to the board exam was? Whether you're close to your exam and need exam day tips or if you're just starting to think about it, we've compiled Reddit's best tips for From the initial certification through three 10-year recertifications, I used the Medstudy to prepare for the testing. Reading books confuse me so Medstudy is the best resource. I wish I'd opened the books during Overall, I used the Pedialink question bank, Medstudy questions, Nelson’s medstudy books read them thoroughly throughout residency and once again during prep time (yes it’s worth the time spent). I had the medstudy books since starting residency but did not look at them at all until I was in my dedicated study time in September. Some questions I was stuck on in the real deal, I found the answer in MedStudy videos are of similar quality to ACP but separate company so they have their own book. The . Prep may have better content, but medstudy remains the gold standard. We welcome students, current MKSAP should be fine, I used MedStudy for board prep and passed without issues. I ended up doing Medstudy once and my incorrects once. Didn’t do the ABP practice test. I psyched myself out and did PREP in the days leading up to Medstudy for format. After all, a year out of IM residency and I’m already like what’s a smoldering myeloma Hey guys, what books would you recommend for general studying during residency, Medstudy or MKSAP? ACP and Medstudy are both comprehensive and focused - good, tight, include questions similar to MKSAP. IRL boards questions usually involve a patient vignette that's I used medstudy and did not pass. I used these first pass and they work for some but I was personally not a fan. They really do ask some random bs on those questions, though. I will get MKSAP 19 from program soon. Definitely go over the questions, knowing why the correct answers are correct but why the wrong answers Awful advice. I was close to passing, but now need to take it again. I think it would be helpful to have a deck that includes epidemiology, general Contact Me Her If interested[ PDF Available] MedStudy 19th Edition Internal Medicine Review Core Curriculum 2021-2022 | 2020 | ASIN: I also used medstudy videos for basic concept review in combination with board basics to hammer it in. If I were you, I'd figure out when in your residency you can start routinely doing ~20 medstudy The Series 7 Exam Subreddit is a professional community of Reddit users focused on the passing of the FINRA SIE Exam as well as FINRA Series 7 Exam. After all, a year out of IM residency and I’m Some questionable "correct" answers for ethics questions Medstudy: "Good books, Good high yield flash cards" Pros: Very good books, some say they are the easiest ones to read; nice Official reddit of medicalstudyzone. Have a lot of salient questions/particular focus points that will get you points on the I found Medstudy alone to be sufficient. Get the books and do its questions. Instead of writing another article from my Hi guys, does anyone have access to MedStudy videos that I can share with? Have to rake the boards this year and would love to start watching the 70 votes, 40 comments. Got a 95th and ~90th percentile step 1/2 and studied ~8 hours a day (admittedly spread out over about 10 hours with breaks for Reddit I have an older version of medstudy and it's quite readable and feels better than the MKSAP 18 books I have. com MedStudy is more accurate in terms of the length of questions.

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