Is reading the back of Anki card inefficient

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Going to assume this is for step 1 based off all your other posts. You seem to be starting way too early if your only M2 out of a 5 year program and definitely risking burn out. If anything just do B&B and pathoma now as they'll be far more beneficial to your course rather than the specific minutiae in zanki. The majority of us (UK'ers) start taking step 1 seriously about a year out and so far the trend has been very positive with quite a few people scoring 230+. We've had people pass step 1 but fail the YSKT so be careful.

If this isn't related to step 1 then ignore it.
 
Going to assume this is for step 1 based off all your other posts. You seem to be starting way too early if your only M2 out of a 5 year program and definitely risking burn out. If anything just do B&B and pathoma now as they'll be far more beneficial to your course rather than the specific minutiae in zanki. The majority of us (UK'ers) start taking step 1 seriously about a year out and so far the trend has been very positive with quite a few people scoring 230+. We've had people pass step 1 but fail the YSKT so be careful.

If this isn't related to step 1 then ignore it.

Thanks for your feedback, will take that into consideration but atm I'm mainly making cards from lecture material.
 
If you know it 100%, otherwise you may miss some extra...

What this person said.

Must've seen the ZANKI card for non-depolarizing NMJ blockers 3-4 times.

I decided to scroll down on the back of the card and learned about Sugammadex today. How many other random facts am I missing?
 
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