I ended up not reviewing the anki cards though. About 1-2 weeks before the exam, I went through the questions only and made anki cards based on my wrongs and then read the summary section of each chapter. I understood every word as I read it, but I’m not sure how much stuck. The other resources I used I’m not sure how much I retained. I really disliked not having one concise and comprehensive resource like FA for step 1 where I could turn to and simply “memorize.” I ended up “memorizing” via Anki the Emma Holliday review and most of OME for the surgery shelf as best I could the week leading up to the exam. Useful Resources: There are too many resources out there, and I dipped a little bit in all of them.I suppose that’s kind of the way actual clinicians think after getting more experience, so maybe this is a good sign? A lot of questions I simply got an intuition of the diagnosis after putting all the symptoms together. Gestalt: I was able to use process of elimination on some questions, but much less so than on step 1.I walked out of the test having no idea how I did. Hodgehodge of random stuff: some things had very little to do with surgery (e.g., a topic like UC that could require surgery sometime in the future, but asked about medical management).Use Zanki alongside UWorld.Įnded up getting > 90%tile with what I did. Overall, I would definitely use the Emma deck after you watch the video, but add to OME/Pestana as you see fit. I also attached my Pestana cards that I made for the questions.These are mainly based off an anki deck I found online that I then edited. You'll find that some of the sub-specialty decks basically have nothing in them, as I didn't make any cards if I found them elsewhere in Zanki. These are definitely not comprehensive and only hit the highlights of each video. I also attached the OME cards I made for each video.You're very rarely going to be asked to recall all 7 symptoms of disease x. That's just my style and what I believe is useful both in clinical practice and on tests. You'll find that most of my cards focus on recognition of symptoms leading to a diagnosis / follow up rather than forcing you to recall a list of symptoms. It’s in the same format as my step 1 anatomy deck – not really too edited, but has lots of additional info in the extra section. It covers the main points that she lectures on, then has some of the facts from the stuff she didn’t get to. The Emma deck is pretty comprehensive.Some cards are also drawn from the Zanki step 2 deck. These are surgery shelf anki cards based on Emma Holliday’s powerpoint review + some of OME + some of Pestana.YelloW General Surgery ABSITE Review Deck
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For a full list please see all decks here.ĭubin + Rhythm Strips + Hoop!'s Radiology AnKing Overhaul (Cheesy Dorian + Zanki CK)Ī few residency decks are highlighted below.Physeo (Official Physeo from their website).Demeter Deck: an Anking-level deck for OMM Pixy Sugar (Pixorize, Missing Immunology) (Pixorize).WolffParkinsonBrown's FA 2020 Rapid Review.Dope Basic Science, Clinical, & Anatomy.
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