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Old 03-04-2011, 09:16 AM   #1
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Old 03-07-2011, 05:19 AM   #2
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Default Step Up for Step 1 was great!

I really enjoyed the Step 1 book when I was studying for the exam a couple of years ago--it offered a unique approach that supplemented other resources I used.

I'm curious to know if Step 3 offers advice or suggestions for those of us in specialties where we may not see peds, ob/gyn, or surgery cases on a regular basis. Are there chapters that talk about the timeline for exam prep and suggested study schedules?

Thanks!
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I really enjoyed the Step 1 book when I was studying for the exam a couple of years ago--it offered a unique approach that supplemented other resources I used.

I'm curious to know if Step 3 offers advice or suggestions for those of us in specialties where we may not see peds, ob/gyn, or surgery cases on a regular basis. Are there chapters that talk about the timeline for exam prep and suggested study schedules?

Thanks!

Thanks for the great review! In regards to Step 3, the specialties covered, other than peds, ob/gyn, & surgery, include:
  • pulmonary med
  • gastroenterology
  • nephrology & urology
  • heme/onc
  • neurology
  • ophthalmology
  • orthopaedics
  • rheumatology
  • dermatology
  • cardiology
Unfortunately, there isn't a dedicated chapter for timeline for exam prep/suggested study schedules. Something to consider for our next edition!
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