Questions and FA

[golfpropsychguy]

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So I've done about 500 question in World but it always comes down to how well I know the material. Has anyone out there just focused on knowing the material really well from first aid. I've watched all the kaplan videos and read those long and boring books. Now I feel like if I really tighten it up with knowing everything in FA really well i should at least pass this thing(going for psych).

Ive got 12 days left. Anyone agree or disagree?

Thanks

 

[QuinnB]

I don't feel that at this point it is about just knowing the material (it seems like you've studied a lot already), but instead it is having an idea of how they might present that information to you. The thing about doing a lot of questions is that diseases are presented to you in different ways than you are accustomed to understanding them from studying alone (e.g., an actual clinical vignette versus a list of symptoms). This is why I think that questions will serve you the best of the next two weeks. At the very least, you should do 1-2 blocks a day and you can spend the rest of the time reading.

 

[golfpropsychguy]

I don't feel that at this point it is about just knowing the material (it seems like you've studied a lot already), but instead it is having an idea of how they might present that information to you. The thing about doing a lot of questions is that diseases are presented to you in different ways than you are accustomed to understanding them from studying alone (e.g., an actual clinical vignette versus a list of symptoms). This is why I think that questions will serve you the best of the next two weeks. At the very least, you should do 1-2 blocks a day and you can spend the rest of the time reading.

Thanks for the solid advice. Yeah, the thing is the more i read the more things start to click. I'm gonna take your advice. Thanks a bunch for the speedy reply!!
All the best!