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Hi there,
I am finally due for my 10 year board exam to keep my board certification active in cardiovascular diseases. I am trying to decide between doing the LKA option over the next 5 years or just sitting down and taking the once every 10 years test. Has anyone done the cardiology LKA yet from 2022 when it started? Are the questions hard or involved? I am worried that open book really doesn't help when you have complex questions with 4 minutes to answer an it goes on and on for 5 years... seems endless and painful but I am not sure how hard it is. TY for any advice from anyone who has direct experience with this option.
I am finally due for my 10 year board exam to keep my board certification active in cardiovascular diseases. I am trying to decide between doing the LKA option over the next 5 years or just sitting down and taking the once every 10 years test. Has anyone done the cardiology LKA yet from 2022 when it started? Are the questions hard or involved? I am worried that open book really doesn't help when you have complex questions with 4 minutes to answer an it goes on and on for 5 years... seems endless and painful but I am not sure how hard it is. TY for any advice from anyone who has direct experience with this option.
