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Step I OMM and COMLEX
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Its been quite a few years since I've taken Step 1, but I don't think it was quite as high as 20%. It was probably more like 10%. It was pretty easy though, the vast majority of it. Definately know your basic fryttte's principles, and the sympathetic distributions. There are going to be a few oddball OMM questions out there, like some crazy craniosacral stuff, but who cares about that... just guess the temporal bone and most of hte time you'll be right.
I cannot emphasize the importance of OMT Review by Savarese. It is the ONLY OMM book you'll need for the COMLEX, I promise you! You should just study it about 2 days before the big day, and that's IT!
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I cannot emphasize the importance of OMT Review by Savarese. It is the ONLY OMM book you'll need for the COMLEX, I promise you! You should just study it about 2 days before the big day, and that's IT!
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NBOME website says it will be 15-20% of the exam.
StringBean said:
Ah, yes, what the NBOME says will be on the exam. Well let me tell you, there was ONE biochemistry question, and literally about 50 neuro-system questions. I think I had one bleeding question. What the NBOME says is the biggest generalization known to man.
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I'm a second year... what my colleagues from last year said was 15% They mostly said Savarese and knowing your inervations would get you at least 90% on those sections.
That appears to be the gospel...
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