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Step III Step 3 Poll
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im studying for it now.
i'm using crush and first aid.
both are really good. crush is about 200 pages and on par with the step 2 crush as far as quality goes.
first aid is awesome. its got 100 CCS cases at the end which are good since 4 hrs of the 2 day test are those. its about 350 pages all together, making it the most concise first aid yet. there's some mistakes in first aid, probably cause it's the first edition, but most of them are obvious.
i'm using crush and first aid.
both are really good. crush is about 200 pages and on par with the step 2 crush as far as quality goes.
first aid is awesome. its got 100 CCS cases at the end which are good since 4 hrs of the 2 day test are those. its about 350 pages all together, making it the most concise first aid yet. there's some mistakes in first aid, probably cause it's the first edition, but most of them are obvious.
backontop said:
Thanks. I plan on hittingt the books for Step 3 in March. I"ve heard some postive things about one of the three (not Crush) being very "on point" with the Step 3, so I wanted some opinions out here from the veterans.
are you guys planning to study? How many hours/day? I'm using Crush and Kaplan. Good luck...
I'm interested in this answer also. Any opinions out there on Kaplan Q-bank (book form) for step III, particularly for the COMLEX?
Strongman said:
I've been using Strong Medicine. Overall, I like the book, easy to get through with CCS. However, in some areas there are pretty big gaps. I've also found several typos in it including the words "colonoscopy" where "colposcopy" should be.
