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Step I how high yield is physio?
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i took mine last weds, and NO EQUATIONS!!! thank god. but, every test is different. know renal phys fo sho, lung phys....the important phys that has the chance to have some kind of pathology or to be affected by a drug. ok, know it ALL.JayZee said:i've got 6 days left, and am not particularly strong in phys.
i know mostly its pathophys...but as far as just plain phys, should I devote a whole day to it? 😕
thanks JinT congrats on beating the beast!JunkintheTrunk said:i took mine last weds, and NO EQUATIONS!!! thank god. but, every test is different. know renal phys fo sho, lung phys....the important phys that has the chance to have some kind of pathology or to be affected by a drug. ok, know it ALL.![]()
NYC-girl said:I got pummeled with pathophys...know your labs
thanks for the warning! Just wanted a little bit of clarification: we're given "normal values" on the exam, right?
yeah, there's a button just like on q-bank that lets you look at normal lab values...don't know what nyc-girl was talking about...Psychopathology said:thanks for the warning! Just wanted a little bit of clarification: we're given "normal values" on the exam, right?