board simulator series??

[Noeljan]

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anyone want to explain the series to me? I looked on amazon and am confused about what the books cover, and how many books are in the series
thanks

 

[pseudoknot]

There are five books. Collectively they cover all the preclinical material, and I don't know about the breakdown of individual books since I have the CD. You can search here and you will find some previous threads with more information.

 

[Noeljan]

There are five books. Collectively they cover all the preclinical material, and I don't know about the breakdown of individual books since I have the CD. You can search here and you will find some previous threads with more information.

thanks🙂 does the CD cover all the books?

 

[kdburton]

thanks🙂 does the CD cover all the books?

Yeah they are all the question books condensed into a computer program (which may or may not be found on the S: drive 😀). Good luck!

 

[remo]

Yeah I would try to locate the CD rather than the books if possible. Also note that the questions are not board-style at all. They are mostly just 1 line, short questions. It is a pretty old product. However, the questions are written by some really good people (like Goljan for the path ones) and are really good at driving home basic science concepts. The physio questions are tough but good for learning how to answer all the up/down-type questions and graphs. There are almost 4000 total questions.

 

[Noeljan]

Yeah they are all the question books condensed into a computer program (which may or may not be found on the S: drive 😀). Good luck!

🙂
thanks🙂 🙂

 

[512TA]

Yeah I would try to locate the CD rather than the books if possible. Also note that the questions are not board-style at all. They are mostly just 1 line, short questions. It is a pretty old product. However, the questions are written by some really good people (like Goljan for the path ones) and are really good at driving home basic science concepts. The physio questions are tough but good for learning how to answer all the up/down-type questions and graphs. There are almost 4000 total questions.

i have the qbank. and solving it. i am scoring around 50 to 55%. it really looks tough but i feel the explanation is good. earlier last month i started a thread for board simulator series to get inputs but i doubt if very many people are aware of this programme.