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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!
 
soccerman3 said:
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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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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