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Step I Study for Step 2 CS
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Does anyone have an answer? I bought the First Aid Clinical Skills book and was planning to just read through that, but wasn't going to do any major cramming like I've done for the clinical knowledge part. Those who have taken it already - did you think it required a lot of studying for? It just seems like I've been seeing patients so long in clinic that it'd be impossible to study for.
I took it Sunday, and no, I did not bother to prepare. Didn't have any problems. Just think of it as a straightforward day in clinic, and you should be ok.
I went through the cases on www.usmleworld.com
I took in LA back in September, spent a couple of days looking through first aid and the green NMS book.
The scenarios are all very basic and in hindsight my preparation was a touch of overkill.....
I would say brush on stuff that perhaps isn't second nature - CNS, psych, obs... and take time to practice scenarios and history and exams in real time - I think that's the best for repeativeness and focused preparation and will avoid any nerves on the day....
The scenarios are all very basic and in hindsight my preparation was a touch of overkill.....
I would say brush on stuff that perhaps isn't second nature - CNS, psych, obs... and take time to practice scenarios and history and exams in real time - I think that's the best for repeativeness and focused preparation and will avoid any nerves on the day....