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OK...I was wondering, from people who did well on shelf exams in 3rd year, what books did you use to (a) learn stuff from and (b) practice Qs. Just for starters, I'll ask about:
*Internal Medicine
*Surgery
*Pediatrics
*Obstetrics/Gynecology
*Psychiatry
*Family Medicine
Is Blueprints enough for reading, followed by questions? How about the First Aid for the Wards series? Should I bother attacking Cecil's Essentials of Medicine?
(I kinda feel like I'm shortchanging medicine by learning it from review books but I guess everything you really need to know you learn hands-on?)
Any advice is appreciated!
*Internal Medicine
*Surgery
*Pediatrics
*Obstetrics/Gynecology
*Psychiatry
*Family Medicine
Is Blueprints enough for reading, followed by questions? How about the First Aid for the Wards series? Should I bother attacking Cecil's Essentials of Medicine?
(I kinda feel like I'm shortchanging medicine by learning it from review books but I guess everything you really need to know you learn hands-on?)
Any advice is appreciated!