What %age of Step 1 is normal physiology?

[Foot Fetish]

As in testing your knowledge of physiologic principles completely unrelated to a disease pathology...very little if any, I would imagine. Right? I am under the assumption that it's pretty much all pathophys, no?

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[ridethecliche]

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[quincyfuturemd]

As in testing your knowledge of physiologic principles completely unrelated to a disease pathology...very little if any, I would imagine. Right? I am under the assumption that it's pretty much all pathophys, no?

I was pretty worried about physio early in my studies and it was my lowest grade in basic sciences but in my experience as long as you can do it on uworld you will be fine for the exam. Do the UWSA tests as well. The kind of high yield stuff you need to know related to physio is either really integrated with path or other subjects or more straight up uworld or FA. Like I wouldn't go study hard core physio on it's own unless you really are low on that specific subject imo.

 

[pediadocto]

not that much but BRS physio is awesome to cover all you need.

 

[Ioannes Paulus]

Endocrinology and reproductive hormone cycles for women are pretty important.