Review books for intraining exam?
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LittleRock said:
If you have a good understanding of Baby Miller you're golden.
Faust's Anesthesia Review is great as is Morgan & Mikhail, but the latter is more a textbook and the new version of M&M is coming out in September. Yao & Artusio is great for clinical scenarios and great for the oral boards.
Avoid Starr's Anesthesiology Boards A Survival Guide. Too many mistakes.
Anesthesia Secrets is a good quick and dirty review to try especially this close to the ITE.
Avoid Starr's Anesthesiology Boards A Survival Guide. Too many mistakes.
Anesthesia Secrets is a good quick and dirty review to try especially this close to the ITE.
starr has a few mistakes but the format worked for me..
faust you have to read a whole paragraph and its not in retrievable format..
but I think in residency you have to read morgan and barash and other sources and right before the intraining exam read a book like starr anesthesiology boards.
faust you have to read a whole paragraph and its not in retrievable format..
but I think in residency you have to read morgan and barash and other sources and right before the intraining exam read a book like starr anesthesiology boards.
