The three most important pages in First Aid

[usmlestep1]

After weeks of trial and error I've found using sources other than FA works best for me. But I also find myself repeatedly referencing a few pages in FA, i.e. p236 in the 2011 edition. My plan is to cram about 10-15 pages of FA on the day before my exam.

So, if you could only study 3 pages of FA, what would they be? I am hoping that with a few responses I can get a sense of the 10-15 pages I should be cramming.

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[lackli]

The immune deficiencies on pg 213 and 214 seem to come up a lot. Understanding them all can tie in a lot of concepts.

 

[Rollo]

The Rapid Review pages.

 

[usmlestep1]

The Rapid Review pages.

Been doing those on Anki, def useful.

 

[ej37]

Mind sharing what deck you used?

 

[usmlestep1]

You can download one straight from the anki database within the program.