End of clinical rotation exams.

[xrayben]

I hope I am posting this in the right place. I am looking for suggestions on how to study for end of rotation exams. I just need ideas. I have a bunch of question books and from what I have heard the best way to study is to keep doing questions. For the rotations I will pick one or two topics a night and read about them thoroughly but I am only in my first week and I don't think that will be enough.

 

Thanks in advance for the suggestions

 

Ben

[EMEDPA]

the secrets series works well for this. it is all question/answer on common topics in each field. by the end of rotations I bought emergency, surgical, ob, and primary care secrets. primary care secrets is also great board review.

[acamp]

I have heard of Lang's Case files and a series called Blueprints. Does anyone have a preference either way?

[c0untingstars]

I liked first aid EM, obgyn recall, surgical recall...didn't like blueprints family medicine