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Aluna

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Does anyone has ever heard about "PMRExam- Physiatry Board Review" question bank?? I was looking for some sort of question bank for the written boards, since I'm panicking because that's how I have always studied for USMLE's etc., and I have less than 2 months for the board exam! I found that one through the paypal website, but I can't find any reviews, or anyone saying that they have used it. Thanks!
 
Cuccurullo, SAE's, and pick some key reference articles from the answer section of the SAE's to fill in some areas
 
Anyone that needs the PMR Board Review mp3s, send me a PM with your email address and I can give you a dropbox link to download the files. FYI they are over 5 years old but still a good review if you have long commutes or down time.
 
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Anyone that needs the PMR Board Review mp3s, send me a PM with your email address and I can give you a dropbox link to download the files. FYI they are over 5 years old but still a good review if you have long commutes or down time.
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There is a great resource to study for both the written and oral board at pmrqbankreview.com . The qbank is written by physiatrists and has over 1100 written questions broken into 40 individual question banks and 26 oral cases. Explanations to each question exist and reference links exist. In addition, there are many other study tips and resources on the website with the ability to text or e-mail with questions or concerns.
 
Recommend Cucarullo and the new question bank put out by the AAPM&R. Scored well those sources. Don't know anything about the other question bank.


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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Q&A Review by Weiss et al.

I used this and did just fine. It gave a decent overview of what topics to look for. I am not a textbook kind of person, so questions help me focus a lot more.
 
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