Just going over review notes will not cut it. If you are getting some foundation review in for weak areas, then thats fine, but with the clock ticking I would hit the practice questions hard. You can know all the review notes in the world but without practicing loads of MCAT style questions, ideally under test like conditions, you won't see the progress you are looking for. Check out different question strategies and approaches and see what one works for you. Although kaplan gives you a wealth of study materials assuming your taking the course, look beyond kaplan to other sources like EK to get different approaches to studying and practice. This may not be an option since time is not a luxury to you so I would focus strictly on practicing MCAT style questions day in and day out.
Also consider rescheduling if you don't feel that you prepared to the best of your abilities, an are confident in your ability to meet your expectations for the MCAT. There is no rush, although it may not be what you want to hear, if moving your date up a bit would help you get a higher score then it would be well worth the time and effort vs. taking and then having to retake due to a bad score. One good score looks much better than a bad score and a retake.
