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Hardest Shelf Exams Reddit. The exams are called “shelf exams” because they consist of “shelved” (expired) usmle step 1 and step 2 ck. You don’t always have time for the gym or watching the latest episode of got, and even though. When you review questions, be systematic in what type of question you missed, and also figure out why you got it wrong. The reason is “they don't match what you learn on the clerkship. Shelf exams get easier the more you've taken due to content overlap so the answers are going to vary based on order taken. If you are asking what’s the hardest shelf to study for i would personally say either surg or im or fm. Fm is tricky cuz there really no solid sources. The clinical year is challenging, both academically and emotionally. You literally have to know the ob contraction charts (montevideo units wtf), pediatrics, those ottawa rules, etc for this exam. In those clerkships, you're really taught about the surgical approaches and skills, but the exams don't test that. I’ve noticed that high yield pathology that was tested on shelf exams years ago are still tested today but in a slightly different way that throws.

You literally have to know the ob contraction charts (montevideo units wtf), pediatrics, those ottawa rules, etc for this exam. Fm is tricky cuz there really no solid sources. The exams are called “shelf exams” because they consist of “shelved” (expired) usmle step 1 and step 2 ck. The reason is “they don't match what you learn on the clerkship. I’ve noticed that high yield pathology that was tested on shelf exams years ago are still tested today but in a slightly different way that throws. The clinical year is challenging, both academically and emotionally. When you review questions, be systematic in what type of question you missed, and also figure out why you got it wrong. You don’t always have time for the gym or watching the latest episode of got, and even though. Shelf exams get easier the more you've taken due to content overlap so the answers are going to vary based on order taken. If you are asking what’s the hardest shelf to study for i would personally say either surg or im or fm.

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Hardest Shelf Exams Reddit You literally have to know the ob contraction charts (montevideo units wtf), pediatrics, those ottawa rules, etc for this exam. Fm is tricky cuz there really no solid sources. In those clerkships, you're really taught about the surgical approaches and skills, but the exams don't test that. If you are asking what’s the hardest shelf to study for i would personally say either surg or im or fm. The reason is “they don't match what you learn on the clerkship. The clinical year is challenging, both academically and emotionally. When you review questions, be systematic in what type of question you missed, and also figure out why you got it wrong. You literally have to know the ob contraction charts (montevideo units wtf), pediatrics, those ottawa rules, etc for this exam. I’ve noticed that high yield pathology that was tested on shelf exams years ago are still tested today but in a slightly different way that throws. You don’t always have time for the gym or watching the latest episode of got, and even though. Shelf exams get easier the more you've taken due to content overlap so the answers are going to vary based on order taken. The exams are called “shelf exams” because they consist of “shelved” (expired) usmle step 1 and step 2 ck.