Well it seems that this thread has gotten a little off topic. So in an attempt to help our friend BrisketAttack out during these last (but important) days, I'll share what I did.
But before I get to that let me just add my two cents in on the previous posts
D) by saying that everything is relative. Remember back when the SAT was the most important test in your life because it determines what college you go to? Or back when getting really good grades in undergrad was the most important thing to getting into med school? Then after that how the MCAT was the most important test you'll ever take? Then after that how doing well in M1-M2 was important? And now how Step 1 is the biggest test we'll ever take? But it doesn't stop there because next we'll say how M3 and M4 evals will make or break our residency hopes. And so on and so on... I'm not trying to be disrespectful of others' opinions... I"m just providing another perspective.
Now back to the original topic at hand. This was actually what I did during the last 7 or 8 days before my test, so at this point it may be a little moot for you, BrisketAttack. I basically reviewed everything, taking 1 day to do questions and two systems (anatomy, physio, path, and pharm of each). I would start the day off on a system, do 50 questions with review, then tackle the next system. I tried to organize it so that my system reviews were somewhat related (cardio, renal, and pulmonary, endocrine with repro, psych and neuro, etc.). I was able to finish my review and question bank with 2 days to go. I spent the last two days cramming the subject sections of FA, going over pharm flash cards, and cramming some micro tables I had made during the school year. I actually didn't do any questions during the last 2 days (since my subscription had expired by then), but I didn't feel that it had any effect come test time. I stopped studying before dinner the day before, and just watched TV and tried to get some rest.
Again this info might be a bit late, but hopefully it's somewhat helpful.