When people say do a lot of questions, how many are we talking about? 2000 (Qbank)? 4000 (Qbank plus a couple more question sources)? More? How many questions should you definitely try to get through along with trying to memorize first aid and really learning your path and phys sources - what is a good balance between studying and questions? or should the question be how many questions did most people get through before they felt comfortable? I have about 4 weeks left and I have gone through most of my primary sources once.
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I did about 11,500 questions over a 5-6 month period. Probably more than necessary. However, I would finish QBank and do another source of your choosing (Robbins Review, etc.)
Idiopathic said:
😱 Yeah i think that is a little more than i could consider doing in the next 4 weeks. However, I do have Robbins Question book, Qbook, A&L, and Goljan's RR Path cd. I was planning on doing them all in addition to qbank but i think i will run out of time and not devote enough time to FA, brs path and phys. So I guess finishing Qbank and robbins question book would be a good goal in addition to really learning FA, etc, and questions on top of those should be gravy?
RLMD said:
that's pretty much similar to my plan. get through qbank, robbins review, and i threw in PreTest Clinical Vignettes for Step 1 although the quality of those seems to vary a lot from block to block. pretest has an additional 500 questions.
