bulldog
07-24-2005, 03:40 PM
has anyone tried using that book for studying for shelf exams? how good is it? how similar are shelf exams to step 2 questiosn? thanks.
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View Full Version : is qbook step 2 any good for shelf exams? bulldog 07-24-2005, 03:40 PM has anyone tried using that book for studying for shelf exams? how good is it? how similar are shelf exams to step 2 questiosn? thanks. Tapout 07-24-2005, 07:01 PM I felt like Qbook was excellent for my internal medicine shelf exam as an adjunct to MKSAP-2. I also used Qbook for my peds exam, which was less helpful but worth it if you have the time. IMO, it is a good review of high yield material but the questions are slightly easier than those found on NBME shelf exams. BTW, bulldogs kick *****!! Induc(junc)tion 07-26-2006, 08:45 PM More importantly, is this any good for Step II? manning18 07-26-2006, 10:03 PM Q-BooK has gotten positive reviews, in most of the threads/posts in which it has been evaluated. It has not gotten as many reviews (good or bad) as, say, USMLEworld, but the majority of comments that I can recall have been positive! wwspeeds 07-31-2006, 10:22 PM I personally really enjoyed the Qbook. I did it before most shelf exams and I felt I saw about 2-3 very similar questions on the shelfs for each. It's a good way to test your handling of the very high-yield/basic information. I also felt it was a pretty strong resource for Step2. By no means a replacement for UW, but it covers a lot of testable but forgettable topics - like fibromyalgia vs. somatoform d/o etc. ww |