General Cardiology Boards 2023
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Whether you over or under code, you have to get most of the major diagnosis correct.
I scored 680 on day one. For day two, I watched Mayo videos for coding, and I may have over-coded EKGs. Still, I passed day two by the thinnest of margins; it's ridiculous; I could have failed just because of this ****ty way of assessing knowledge about echo, EKGs, and caths.
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Congratulations on passing. Any advice for day 1? I failed day one by a thin margin
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I got all the major diagnosis. And still failed day 2 when I’ve passed all my other exams including day 1 with a greater than 95th percentile score!!
Yeah not sure how they score this ****
I honestly thought I'd fail day # 2, since I was the recipient of their blasphemy mistake. I passed, but I agree there is no transparency on how to prepare for day #2. Even Mayo doesnt know. For the cost of this exam, the time spent studying for it such mistakes are unacceptable. I'll recommend watching Mayo coding sheet, ecgonline and okeefe which really prepared me.
The worse part is having to do this all over and compromise everything else in life for nearly one more year after so much we already done..but I guess that is life 😜
This is my 3rd attempt. Getting a rescore is useless in the past, they just pocket the money. I finally passed this time. Day 1 will be fine as long as you do the Mayo course and all accsap question. I finally figured out day 2 after three years of taking it, coding is very simplistic, don’t over think or overcode. You see a vsd, say what type it is and move on, nothing else. ECG with wpw you say sinus and wpw and move on. Angiogram only pathology you see and nothing else. Keep it simple.
Thank you for sharing!
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cardio82990
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Kind of surprised
They released exam pass rates for 2023. Pass rate was 86%, same as last 3 years. A little ridiculous that even with their screw ups the pass rate didn't change at all. Suspicious
They released exam pass rates for 2023. Pass rate was 86%, same as last 3 years. A little ridiculous that even with their screw ups the pass rate didn't change at all. Suspicious
Yup saw that as well. Still very low and still the same. Would imagine sth like over 90s after all
What resources did you study for day 2 of the cardiology boards?
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Why do you say it's overkill? It's a comprehensive review and needed for a good board review. Also, recommend using ECGSource and/or O'Keefe EKG for EKG coding practice.
Are there any others? Just those two? Thanks
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What percentage were you getting on a random ACCSAP block?! I am having trouble getting over 70% and starting to be worried
What is a good score on ECG source? Which is by the way a terrible resource with so many borderline findings that leads to missed points. I just use it because a lot of people did and my program paid for it.
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