Inservice prep

[Cerberus]

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Anybody have reccs for inservice prep? I've been doing Peer 7 practice qs, anything you've found useful?

 

[DocVirk]

I got the 6th edition of Carol Rivers from Ohio ACEP. All told about 260 dollars or so. It's a two volume set and it's a great study tool. Probably not enough time now to go through the whole thing by inservice time

 

[EMRAGE]

P VII and RIVERS are excellent resources. P VI is sometimes available through your residency (old copies). There's nothing quite like experience to improve your scores.

This late in the game: Review Cardiology, Trauma and do questions.

RAGE

 

[Venko]

I personally found the rivers two volumes to be less helpful than other resources. I highly recommend the PEER series with VII being the most current, but VI also of value. The First Aid for the EM Boards by Blok is a great book too. The National EM Board Review Course is great and entertaining and if you can take the course or borrow the resources they are very helpful.

TL

 

[RxnMan]

Anybody have reccs for inservice prep? I've been doing Peer 7 practice qs, anything you've found useful?

Added a bunch of old threads with suggestions to the FAQ.

 

[deuist]

Watching the videos from http://www.intrainingprep.com plus doing PEER VII. I hope they are enough. My brain can't take any more.

 

[tkim]

Watching the videos from http://www.intrainingprep.com plus doing PEER VII. I hope they are enough. My brain can't take any more.

If they can raise both their eyebrows, it should raise yours.

 

[Snelgrave]

All of the above are good. If you finished peer vii, you can check out "1000 questions to help you pass the EM boards." It's a little heavy on obscure facts, but the explanations are (with a few exceptions) excellent.

 

[lucky_deadman]

Best of Luck to all you EM residents taking the inservice in the morning.

 

[deleted109597]

It seemed easier this year. Less "stump the question taker" type stuff.