Step 1 Anatomy Prep

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Are there any cadaver identification images on actual Step 1 anatomy questions.

Also apart from FA and kaplan are there any other good step 1 reviews that would be exhaustive.

 

[projectlogic]

Was just about to post a topic on this.

Anatomy is one of my weaker areas. Is FA enough? I heard anatomy is becoming more high yield. Is that true?

Any good resources for it?

 

[Leonidis I]

read the moore blue boxes. golden stuff there and uworld asks a lot of questions from those.

from what i hear kaplan qbank is supposed to be great for anatomy x-rays/ct scans but i haven't used it.

 

[calvnandhobbs68]

Are there any cadaver identification images on actual Step 1 anatomy questions.

Also apart from FA and kaplan are there any other good step 1 reviews that would be exhaustive.

Haven't run into any cadaver ID images. The image ones are mostly X rays and CTs. A lot of the anatomy questions don't have any images at all though.

 

[sanchito45]

Uworld has some cadaver image questions related to anatomy...

 

[CaliDoc89]

kaplan has a lot of anatomy. I did kaplan qbank first and it really solidified anatomy for me. UWorld has some, but not nearly as much.

I had 1 cadaver image on my exam. most of them were CTs, MRIs, CXR, and 1-2 angiograms.

 

[Phloston]

Are there any cadaver identification images on actual Step 1 anatomy questions.

Also apart from FA and kaplan are there any other good step 1 reviews that would be exhaustive.

Anatomy on the Step is simple. Upper-limb nerves and brachial plexus are the highest yield.