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USMLE Step 1 and Step 2Ck Recalls/Biopsies /Past papers 2023

Title: Mastering USMLE Step 1 and Step 2CK: Unveiling the Hottest Recalls, Biopsies, and Past Papers of 2023!Hey, USMLE warriors! 📚💪 Are you ready to conquer the USMLE Step 1 and Step 2CK exams with confidence? Well, you've come to the right place! Today, we're diving deep into the treasure trove of the hottest recalls, biopsies, and past papers for 2023, so you can skyrocket your exam preparation to the next level. Let's embark on this incredible journey together!🔍 Recalls: Unlock the Power of Retention 🔍Recalls are gold mines when it comes to USMLE preparation. They offer a unique opportunity to tap into the collective wisdom of previous test-takers. From the most challenging questions to the hidden gems that frequently appear on the exam, we've got you covered. Our community has painstakingly curated a comprehensive list of the most relevant recalls for Step 1 and Step 2CK in 2023. Prepare to immerse yourself in the ultimate recall extravaganza!🔬 Biopsies: Diagnostic Insights for Success 🔬Biopsies serve as invaluable diagnostic tools, and the same goes for your USMLE journey! We understand the importance of gaining exposure to real-life scenarios, which is why we've gathered a plethora of biopsies specifically tailored to the USMLE Step 1 and Step 2CK exams. These challenging case studies will sharpen your clinical reasoning skills, enhance your problem-solving abilities, and ensure you're well-prepared to handle any curveballs that may come your way.📜 Past Papers: Unleashing the Power of History 📜Learning from the past is the key to shaping your future success. Our collection of past papers will take you on a time-traveling adventure through previous years' USMLE exams. By analyzing patterns, identifying recurring topics, and honing your test-taking strategies, you'll be equipped with the essential tools to triumph over any obstacle. Let these past papers be your guide as you navigate the intricacies of the Step 1 and Step 2CK exams in 2023.💡 Unlock Your Potential with Our Comprehensive Resource Library 💡But wait, there's more! Alongside the remarkable recalls, biopsies, and past papers, our platform boasts an extensive resource library that covers all essential topics tested on the USMLE exams. From high-yield notes and mnemonics to interactive quizzes and video lectures, we're committed to providing you with a holistic learning experience.🏆 Join Our Thriving Community of Future Physicians 🏆Preparing for the USMLE exams can be a daunting task, but remember, you're not alone! Join our vibrant community of aspiring physicians, where you can share experiences, exchange study tips, and find the motivation you need to stay on track. Together, we can conquer the USMLE mountain and emerge victorious!🌟 Don't Miss Out on the USMLE Success Train! 🌟As the clock ticks closer to 2023, it's time to level up your USMLE preparation with the hottest recalls, biopsies, and past papers that will put you on the path to success. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to ace your exams and pave the way for your medical career. Hop on board and let's make 2023 the year of triumph!#USMLE2023 #Step1 #Step2CK #Recalls #Biopsies #PastPapers #USMLEPreparation #MedicalStudents #FuturePhysicians #StudySmart

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Pathognomic Signs Of Acute Appendicitis - General Surgery

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Clinical Knowledge Qbank: Quiz #1-10

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Study mode ON!!🤓📚

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December 1, 2021

8:23 pm IST

Wednesday

One step closer to my goal

studying for usmle step3

I have been teaching students for usmle step1 and step2ck since the last 2 years.

Now it’s my turn to gear up and take life changing decisions. I have lost a lot of things but found more

I have been a pathetic procrastinator and I won’t lie to you. I have been delaying things like anything. Today is the first day of December and I have started working out and studying.

I am proud of myself!!

I will continue sharing my story here from now onwards!

You can follow me on instagram and facebook @usmlestar

see you soon

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"Stay #positive, do your best, help others and trust yourself. It’s not an easy test but it's doable. #Aim high and #work for it." - #quote Ayman Saye-eldin in his article on #USMLE #Step2CK #Experience & Tips - https://theparadigmshiftgroup.com/step-2-ck-experience-dr-ayman-saey-eldin/

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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?

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Final week of studying, full of caffeine and determination. I'm gonna finish strongly, but most importantly I'm gonna finish. #studyspo #studygram #step2ck #thebaneofmyexistence #medschool #medschool #m4life #usmle #finalcountdown

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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: Presentation, Diagnosis, Treatment, and P...

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SC1 - Obstetrics and gynecology

Resources used:

1- RCSI lectures: The RCSI lecture series for OBGYNE covers everything you will need to know to master this rotation. They are the best resource you can get for the end of rotation exam and the end of year exam.

2- Case files for obstetrics and gynecology:  This is a very useful book. It has cases followed by step-by-step diagnosis and management for each. What is great about this book is how simple it is in explaining conditions. Highly recommended book to enhance your understanding of the topics if you have time for it.

3-  Uworld: Uworld question bank for USMLE step 2 CK is another great resource for OBGYNE. The questions are very well written and cover all the important topics, very useful for practice before the end of year written exam and the explanations provided for each answer are extremely helpful.  

Link: https://www.uworld.com/step2ck/step2ck_qbank.aspx

4- RCOG guidelines: If you really want to take it up a notch. This is the website for the royal college of obstetrics and gynecology, this is where all the guidelines for management in the lectures and in practice are taken from. You will hear doctors mentioning it multiple times. Of course you won’t study from this, it would be too much for a student and you are not expected to, but what you can do before your final end of year exam is access the website, and check if there are any new guidelines, the latest ones for this year (2017-2018), if there are any download them, then read the summary of recommendations at the very end (usually 4-5 sentences long). There is usually 1 question in the MCQs paper on the latest guideline that has been published if any.  

Link: https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-research-services/guidelines/

5-  My notes: During the rotation I wrote my own summary of notes for the hot topics for both obstetrics and gynecology to make it easy to review just before the end of block exam and end of year. I will share them in a link in the next post if you would like to use them.

How to study and what during the 6 weeks of rotations:

1- RCSI lectures: divide the lectures over 5 weeks of the rotation and try to get them done as much as possible. Leave the last week (the exam week) for revision.

2- Case files: you can take this book with you to the rotations and try and do about 2 cases every day, you will be done with the book in about a month. Just read through it to help you understand the different topics, don’t learn it by heart, it’s for your own understanding benefit. If you don’t have time for it, stick to the lectures. 

3- My notes: I used these for review on week 6 (exam week). It would be useful if during that week you practice question and answer oral mock exam from the notes with your friends, in preparation for your end of block exam.

The other resources: Uworld and RCOG guidelines are things that I did after the rotation in preparation for the end of year exam.

I hope this was helpful, I will upload my OBGYNE notes for quick review in the next post.

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