Which Abx do you know to study?

[whoaaitzkyle]

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The NBDE testing criteria on the ADA website just says "Antibiotics and Cancer"

How do you know which Abx to study? We have a med school curriculum and learn more Abx that we won't be responsible for on our boards (i.e I just learned ~60 anti-cancer drugs)...can anyone guide me in the right direction on where I can find such specifications? My First Aid has such a small list of Abx I figured I'd see what others that have taken the exam/studying for the exam have done.

Thanks in advance

 

[odontologia]

The NBDE testing criteria on the ADA website just says "Antibiotics and Cancer"

How do you know which Abx to study? We have a med school curriculum and learn more Abx that we won't be responsible for on our boards (i.e I just learned ~60 anti-cancer drugs)...can anyone guide me in the right direction on where I can find such specifications? My First Aid has such a small list of Abx I figured I'd see what others that have taken the exam/studying for the exam have done.

Thanks in advance

I'll tell you this, unfortunately part of my crazy pharm ?s involved cancer abx ?s and some unreasonable pre abx ?s w/ lots of detail.

 

[whoaaitzkyle]

I'll tell you this, unfortunately part of my crazy pharm ?s involved cancer abx ?s and some unreasonable pre abx ?s w/ lots of detail.

wow i didn't know that. I thought there would've been at least topics of Abx we were responsible for instead of "Antibiotics and Cancer." what study materials did you use to expose yourself to the potential different Abx that was on the test?

 

[gunit420]

i think odont is talking about part II? and assuming youre c/o 2013, you're tlaking about part I? I think first aid or kaplan should be sufficient.

 

[odontologia]

i think odont is talking about part II? and assuming youre c/o 2013, you're tlaking about part I? I think first aid or kaplan should be sufficient.

Ur right, I'm talking about NBDE 2, it is nice when ppl point out which test they are referring. Thanks!