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[phantomx87]

Verbatim answer from our course director:

"Read the BRS cover to cover."

I know that at least at my school the shelf will help you, more often than not, because they curve the scores in such a way to help out the people who are bordline passing or just under that line.

I'm with you on the freakout about it... Unfortunately, I definitely only have like 4 days during finals week to study for it (we're a traditional curriculum... Kicking myself for opting out of schools with block system).

 

[PanicAttack]

BRS Phsyiology all the way.

I found Pre-Test Physio was useful, but more difficult than the actual test, so if you use that, don't let it discourage you.

 

[crazyhands]

I didn't find it that difficult. I found BRS phys REALLY helpful. If you are pressed for time, make sure to do the comprehensive questions at the end of the book. Those questions seemed very similar to alot of the questions that were on it.

good luck!

 

[itellitlikeitis]

I liked Rapid Review because it tied in pharm and path concepts that like to pop up. I went through both books though- slowly hammered through BRS then quickly flew through RR

 

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[thedoctor8706]

Our course director only requires us to score in the 7th percentile to pass the course. Is that weird?