#step2ck

[nearlyheadlesspeeves]

people who have less in depth knowledge and not clear on concepts passed this exam and I flunked it. All my study partners were baffled and jaw dropped. I’m not sure if I’ve recovered from the shock yet. what’s the guarantee I’ll pass it second time???

[youngmissi]

Time is relative, follow your dreams.

[medschooltutors]

How to Use NBMEs to Study for Step 2 CK

If you're preparing for USMLE Step 2 CK and are wondering how to utilize NBMEs as part of your study plan, you've come to the right place!

Because, as we know, practice tests make perfect – prep.

[appalachiananarchist]

I know my updates about medical school are probably not interesting to most of you all, but I got my Step 2 CK score back today and did really well! I am so relieved. The folks at the program I am interested in also keep saying I am a good fit here, so fingers crossed.

[medstudentsrock]

Study smarter, not harder. AMBOSS is a breakthrough medical learning platform dedicated to helping future physicians succeed on their exams.

Hey guys, just wondering if any of you have tried AMBOSS for clerkships? I have tried the 5 day trial, and i really like it. The concept is great. Everything is under one place and they have underlined important concepts and keywords that when you hover over the underlined area, it pops up with all the info. They also have images that highlight the areas that you are supposed to focus (so cool for X-ray and CT scans). And the best part of it is that I can access everything on my phone or tablet without wifi as well. I am not promoting AMBOSS, just highlighting some of the cool features i found useful. If you have tried it, let me know how useful you found it for shelf studying and on the wards?

[usmlenotebook]

Quick way to learn all brainstem lesions.

If you’re like me and you understand the concept of brainstem lesions but just have trouble localizing the symptoms to a part of brainstem, this is perfect! Let e know if this helps you guys!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Owu_ccyt77U

[wanderlust-med-blog]

I absolutely loved this article that I came across randomly through my wanderings of the internet. Perhaps at the core, most motivational lesson type lesson-advicey type things are rather similar but I really liked this one because of the examples presented. 

[medschooltutors]

USMLE Ethics & Communication Skills Questions

The USMLE has increased the number of ethics and communication skills questions on Step 1 and Step 2. Are you prepared? Read on for sample questions and resources.

So...the USMLE added more ethics and communications questions to Step 1 and Step 2. What can you do? Read on.