The CBPS are pretty easy if you understand the format and the lists of choices. There are a few threads if you search CBPS by this forum, and nothing has changed.
Board Wizards is good. Probably not even necessary (ABFAS examples are fine), but it's not too expensive to get a much bigger question and cases bank. It's good to get reps with the CBPS format... you should study for many weeks, probably a couple months, even if you did well in pod school. It'll never hurt you to know more...
As mentioned, for CBPS, start with imaging tab, get and XR, MRI or CT or US or proximal XRs if appropriate... then go back to phys exam, labs, etc.
Do pulses on everyone, palpate or ROM etc on appropriate area (you will know from XR or images you did).
Do temp body and order ESR, CRP, cbc diff, blood culture, gram, wound culture, etc for every wound or infection as reasonable.
A1c for every diabetic or possible one. Bone culture for anything reasonable. Lymph notes for any tumor, infection, etc. Tetanus for open trauma or punctures. RA test or HIV or pregnancy or stuff like that as reasonably indicated ... just the basic stuff you learned in pod school. Don't get fancy until you know you've hit all of the basics, though... they give you plenty of choices for PE and labs and imaging - but not unlimited.
The only 'tough' parts are the surgery where you can only choose one or a few... but you won't have a problem unless you missed the diagnosis badly on the prior parts. You will do well.
