Hi, everyone! If I were to go over all 51 UW CCS cases is it reasonable to feel like I've covered most of the scope of the topics that could come up? I'm in peds, and feel like I've been away from a lot of the bread and butter adult medicine for a while and was trying to find a way to ensure I've covered the majority of stuff that may crop up on CCS - I'm finding I'm forgetting a lot of the little things UW includes on their scoring rubric for each case.
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Step III scope of CCS
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If you go over all 51 practice cases, as well as, read the 40 or so other cases that are included, you'll be prepared.
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Yea there are the interactive ones but if you look somewhere on there in the ccs section there are also another 40 or so cases but they are not interactive, they're just read-only. I would read those as well.
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Do you guys think doing the Uworld CCS cases is enough to cover CCS prep? What are the ********** prep people talk about vs Crush CCS. One looks like a book and the other like videos. Any thoughts? Good luck Kinzy!
U world written cases and sim cases together are plenty. I ran through the sims twice and the written cases once and the CCS was my strongest performance on the real thing. But like I said in a previous post of mine, be prepared for 1-2 curveball cases that really require on-your-feet thinking. The rest will be gimmes.
