Nuclear boards

[drsrb]

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How are you guys preparing for nuclear boards,
I have access to ASNC videos , Jaber self assessment.
Any utility in board vitals?

 

[Cardsgooner]

Jaber is plenty. ASNC videos are a bonus add. I took it last year. It's probably the easiest of the cardiology boards.

 

[Scrpro150]

Jaber is plenty. ASNC videos are a bonus add. I took it last year. It's probably the easiest of the cardiology boards.

How many days did you study for? Were you familiar with all the concepts prior to studying? Our nuclear education in fellowship is poor and my test is in 3 weeks and I JUST started studying. Feeling pretty overwhelmed as the topics in the ASNC videos are like another language. Freaking out a little and feel like I underestimated this test, not feeling optimistic about passing.

 

[anoncardioguy]

Jaber + ASNC videos will get it done. They want you to pass. Very straightforward compared to other boards.

 

[Scrpro150]

Jaber + ASNC videos will get it done. They want you to pass. Very straightforward compared to other boards.

Do you remember how complicated the math is on the exam?

 

[anoncardioguy]

Do you remember how complicated the math is on the exam?

Not complicated. As long as you know how to do the basic calculations from the videos you should be fine

 

[Scrpro150]

Not complicated. As long as you know how to do the basic calculations from the videos you should be fine

Awesome thank you so much for taking the time to reply, final question: how long realistically did you intensely study for?

 

[anoncardioguy]

Awesome thank you so much for taking the time to reply, final question: how long realistically did you intensely study for?

Dedicated 3 full weeks. Probably overkill but I didn’t feel comfortable with my nuc knowledge beforehand

 

[Scrpro150]

Dedicated 3 full weeks. Probably overkill but I didn’t feel comfortable with my nuc knowledge beforehand

I’m starting tomorrow, test in 10 days. Not comfortable with nuc knowledge either, would you recommend pushing it back?

 

[Cardsgooner]

How many days did you study for? Were you familiar with all the concepts prior to studying? Our nuclear education in fellowship is poor and my test is in 3 weeks and I JUST started studying. Feeling pretty overwhelmed as the topics in the ASNC videos are like another language. Freaking out a little and feel like I underestimated this test, not feeling optimistic about passing.

I studied for 2 weeks. Ya ASNC videos are a bit much and all of that is definitely not tested. Jaber is really high value. I would say my nuclear training was average at best.

 

[Scrpro150]

I studied for 2 weeks. Ya ASNC videos are a bit much and all of that is definitely not tested. Jaber is really high value. I would say my nuclear training was average at best.

Thanks for the reply, did you do nothing else for 2 weeks and study or just casual 2 weeks?

 

[alternatego]

I took my nuc boards a couple of years ago, but I would advise on doing BoardVitals. It's not too expensive and some questions were very similar to the ones I saw in the actual board exam. Jaber is a must (although I didn't use it because I hated having to go back and forth with the questions and then looking at the answer key at the end of the book. ASNC videos were also good.

 

[Cardiac Amyloidosis]

I heard Jaber was low-yield and not worth it??

 

[scrub08]

I took nuc boards today. Watched asnc videos over the past 2 weeks and it was ok.

 

[Cardiac Amyloidosis]

I took nuc boards today. Watched asnc videos over the past 2 weeks and it was ok.

The ASNC videos skip so many topics and superficially cover others, I find it hard to believe it is enough.