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Step I Pharm for USMLE
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3 days Rapid Review Pharm early (w/ 500 MCQs), and FA 2 days late. This 5 day total is for a 6 week study period, and I feel weak on Pharm.
Willamette
Willamette
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minutia said:I'm using First Aid, Pharm Recall, Lippencott, Katzung and Trevor roadmap, Lange, pharm cards, Kaplan material, my own notes, my friend's notes and my other friend's notes. Once I get through these, I'll move on to Path
That's a lot of Pharm 😱 ...
Willamette said:3 days Rapid Review Pharm early (w/ 500 MCQs), and FA 2 days late. This 5 day total is for a 6 week study period, and I feel weak on Pharm.
Willamette
Whats Rapid Review Pharm with 500 mcqs? 😕
-=UberSharky=- said:Whats Rapid Review Pharm with 500 mcqs? 😕
It's a new review book from Mosby's Rapid Review Series. It has 30 chapters, but is only ~200 pgs long. Even better, it has two 50MCQ paper and pencil exams as well as a customizable question bank on a CDROM w/ something like 400MCQs (Goljan is the editor of the series, and the MCQs all seem to be "Boards Style")! The great thing is that you can taylor the practice questions to give either random Q's or any combination of pharm subjects. This makes it so that, if you want, you can review ONLY questions regarding whatever it was you studied for that day. It's pretty neat.
Willamette