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viper said:I have used it - its a great book. THe questions are hard, but the explanations are worth reading.
streetdoc said:all depends on the amount of time you have...good questions...they were much harder than the shelf....probably on par with the real thing
HiddenTruth said:really, somehow, i don't think the questions are that great (at least as much as everyone makes it sounds). yea, they're clinically oriented, and they're based on the gold std textbook of path--but, i feel as if there aren't too many areas in those questions where you have to make 2-3 connections to come up with an answer, as you may have to for the boards. And, I also feel they focus a lot on the histopath. But, what do i know--haven't taken the beast yet.
cubsfan said:Has onyone used this as a path source for step I? I know its A LOT of questions, but it seems pretty good, especially the introductory chapters (1-8).
Any thoughts or experience?
Long Dong said:I like this book alot, done it once during chirstmas vacation, and then again following along with class. All path question done afterwards seem easy in comparsion with this book (even qbank).
viper said:It really doesn't matter how hard these questions are (some people will find them tough and some will find them easy - depends on how much you know). The book is a definite learning experience due to the explanations - each answer choice is thoroughly explained and really TEACHES the nuisances, thus read ALL explanations.
Dire Straits said:how different is the latest edition of this book compared to the previous edition? are most of the questions new or is there a lot of overlap with the previous edition?
medgator said:I definitely agree that its a great source.... It was my primary path reference for Step 1 and I definitely did not regret using it as my sole resource (along with qbank for everything). There's also a website I used during 2nd year that has questions similar to Robbins you might want to check out. It's called WebPath
http://www-medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/webpath.html