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What materials do you recommend to study for written boards during the CA-3 year?
CA-3 studying for written boards
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This thread is somewhat slanted towards scores and such but nonetheless has some decent info in it:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=565074
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=565074
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Morgan and Mikhail and questions did the trick for me. I suggest one source.
I read M & M and did questions. Some people like Big Blue. I think that questions are a very important part of board preperation. Hall is a nice book to start with. There is a Barash study guide. Some of the questions were very good. I used five different sets of question books. Included in that was retired board questions from the ABA. Please note, some of the answers were wrong. Really know your key words.
Most people do well on the ABA exam if they develop a plan and stick to it.
Cambie
I read M & M and did questions. Some people like Big Blue. I think that questions are a very important part of board preperation. Hall is a nice book to start with. There is a Barash study guide. Some of the questions were very good. I used five different sets of question books. Included in that was retired board questions from the ABA. Please note, some of the answers were wrong. Really know your key words.
Most people do well on the ABA exam if they develop a plan and stick to it.
Cambie
