practice questions for the inservice

[JkGrocerz]

so its less than couple of months away and I'm in the need for some questions. I have a copy of peer VI which is good. I did some of the CORD questions and they don't seem like the things I would be asked on the inservice. are there any books or online resources out there? What kind of questions have many of you guys done for the inservice?

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[EctopicFetus]

I hear peer 6 or 7 is the way to go..

 

[GeneralVeers]

I hear peer 6 or 7 is the way to go..

I used Peer 6 last year, and found it to be very helpful. The questions are very challenging, and represent similar content. I found that in general they are harder questions than are present on the inservice.

 

[EctopicFetus]

I used Peer 6 last year, and found it to be very helpful. The questions are very challenging, and represent similar content. I found that in general they are harder questions than are present on the inservice.

thanks for the reply veers.. any word on where youll be next yr?

 

[margaritaboy]

I've got PEER VII, which has just come out recently. Unfortunantly, it is hard copy only, and I've yet to see a CD or digital PEER VII.

 

[mikecwru]

so its less than couple of months away and I'm in the need for some questions. I have a copy of peer VI which is good. I did some of the CORD questions and they don't seem like the things I would be asked on the inservice. are there any books or online resources out there? What kind of questions have many of you guys done for the inservice?

I always scored in the high 90s percentile on the inservice: I read EM secrets every year, did PEER VI, and read the "answers" to the PEER questions I got wrong.

I also had some old (like 8 or so years) "review pearls" from one of the state ACEP reviews. I also had a file of "most commons" that I would look through.

CORD questions, unfortunately, are a little too specific and some questions are poorly written.


mike

 

[DrQuinn]

I used only PEER VI for my inservice and scored very well. Make sure you read the answers (I read them for ALL the questions, even the ones I got wrong). I haven't seen PEER VII but am guessing its probably pretty good.

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[EMDrMoe]

I used only PEER VI for my inservice and scored very well. Make sure you read the answers (I read them for ALL the questions, even the ones I got wrong). I haven't seen PEER VII but am guessing its probably pretty good.

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Thanks I'll certainly trust your opinion!

 

[southerndoc]

I always scored in the high 90s percentile on the inservice: I read EM secrets every year, did PEER VI, and read the "answers" to the PEER questions I got wrong.

What is this EM Secrets book you are referring to? I've only heard Rivers' review text mentioned for last minute studying.

 

[DrQuinn]

Thanks I'll certainly trust your opinion!

Ask Mikey O for PEER VI or some of the upper levels, they should have a copy for you, if you didn't get one already. PEER VI is ALL YOU NEED for the inservice.

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[EMDrMoe]

Ask Mikey O for PEER VI or some of the upper levels, they should have a copy for you, if you didn't get one already. PEER VI is ALL YOU NEED for the inservice.

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Mark was nice enough to put a Christmas present in all of our mailboxes, so it's taken care of - now I just have to look at it!

 

[EMDrMoe]

Sorry!

 

[Dr.Evil1]

I will offer another voice in support of the Peers. I hate CORD questions although I understand they are trying to improve them.

Peer 6 was good. I bought Peer 7 at ACEP but haven't opened it yet. I know what my New Years resolution is going to be.

 

[JkGrocerz]

EM Secrets? I remember medstudents flipping through that book when I was in medschool. Wouldn't this book be a little too superficial for the inservice?

 

[mikecwru]

EM Secrets? I remember medstudents flipping through that book when I was in medschool. Wouldn't this book be a little too superficial for the inservice?

no