Anyone have Uworld LAB VALUES screenshot?

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I've heard that UWorld's interface, including the lab values, are almost identical to the real deal. I'm really sick of doing questions and having to scroll up and down the values looking for what number range I'm searching for (especially when most hospital lab values are highlighted with arrows when they are out of the range!). Does anyone have a screen shot or pdf of the lab values AS THEY ARE on the real exam? I'm award of the double-sided page offered at the nbme website, but again, the real exam's values doesn't look like that. Hope I make sense.

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Unless you memorize the values you're going to have to look for them anyway so I'd get used to it. The UWorld lab value chart isn't really that different from any other chart you'd see.

Lol, yeah. I've never heard Uworld being the leader because of their awesome lab values chart. There is a chart in First Aid - memorize it. You need to have a good idea of lab values for life anyway, best to start now.
 
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Why are you guys saying to memorize the lab values? I thought we get the normal values on the real exam?

It just saves time. I didn't spend any time memorizing values though, it just kind of came with class + repetition on questions (just for the common ones though)

Question about UW lab thing - what's the significance of the labs that are asterisked?
 
Why are you guys saying to memorize the lab values? I thought we get the normal values on the real exam?

No no you don't need to memorize the labs and it doesn't even save that much time (besides knowing things like what obviously low Na or Ca is I usually double check anyway). We're just saying that because for some reason the OP doesn't like looking up lab values and thinks the UWorld lab chart is better.

As for the asterisk labs it says "included in biochemical profile"...I don't know what that means.
 
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