Step 2 CK question

[bluemagik5]

Has anyone whose taken the test recently come across a question in which the parkland formula had to be utilized to determine fluid resuscitation in a burn victim? If so, was the question straight forward?

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[SpartanWolverine]

No. I think maybe there was one in the U World step 2 bank but I personally didn't have one on the actual exam.

 

[iBS1972]

This did not show up on my exam. I do not remember any non-biostat equation questions.
You are not required to know dosing/how much of a drug to give.

 

[bluemagik5]

This did not show up on my exam. I do not remember any non-biostat equation questions.
You are not required to know dosing/how much of a drug to give.

Sounds good. Thank you!

 

[bluemagik5]

No. I think maybe there was one in the U World step 2 bank but I personally didn't have one on the actual exam.

Thank you!

 

[bluemagik5]

Tackling the beast on Wednesday so just trying to see how prepared I can be. How hard did you feel the exam was compared to U-World?

 

[SpartanWolverine]

Tackling the beast on Wednesday so just trying to see how prepared I can be. How hard did you feel the exam was compared to U-World?

Relatively comparable. There were a few tricky questions, of course, but I feel like only a handful of things I may have not seen in U World. The difficult of questions, formatting, content, etc. were all in line. The U World Self Assessment exams are typically quite reliable for predicting scores as well.

It's a marathon of a day, but not too bad. Good luck on Wednesday!

 

[bluemagik5]

Relatively comparable. There were a few tricky questions, of course, but I feel like only a handful of things I may have not seen in U World. The difficult of questions, formatting, content, etc. were all in line. The U World Self Assessment exams are typically quite reliable for predicting scores as well.

It's a marathon of a day, but not too bad. Good luck on Wednesday!

Thank you!