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“3rd-Year Rapsody”
011 months ago
We love this video from:
UNDACOVA GUNNAZ… “Dedicated to capturing the absurdities of med school, one year at a time. 3rd-year was absurd.”
Basic Science Resources: Physiology
011 months ago
by FirstAid-RStigall
in Study Tips
By Haley Masterson
The best resources for physiology will largely depend both on your background and how your school approaches the subject (i.e. systems-based vs. subject-based). Here are a few to consider.
Surviving Step 1: Step 1 Scores, Part 2: So you passed
011 months ago
by FirstAid-RStigall
in Study Tips
By Walter Wiggins
Congratulations! This is a wonderful achievement, and you should celebrate again, regardless of your score. If you’re satisfied or even happy/thrilled/ecstatic with your score, congratulations, again! If you’re not very satisfied with your score, keep your head up and celebrate that you will never have to take Step 1 again, because you passed.
5 Tips for Using a Medical Clerkship to get a Residency
211 months ago
By Ravish Amin
We here at First Aid/USMLE-Rx are all about your success. With that in mind, we want you to turn a simple clerkship into a residency. Here’s how.
Sh*t Med Students Say
212 months ago
We love this video from:
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Class of 2014
Created by: Emily Silverman Alessa Colaianni
Starring: Alessa Colaianni Annie van Beuningen Tommy Rappold Matt Molloy
5 Ways to Study Neurology with USMLE-Rx
312 months ago
by FirstAid-RStigall
in Study Tips
B
y Ravish Amin
Studying neurology with USMLE-Rx is a great way to review basic concepts like mental status, cranial nerve functions (including vision), strength, coordination, reflexes, and sensation.
Surviving Step 1: Step 1 Scores, Part 1: So you didn’t pass
012 months ago
by FirstAid-RStigall
in Study Tips
By Walter Wiggins
You didn’t pass the USMLE Step 1 exam. Now what?
First of all, I offer you my condolences. You worked really hard to get to this point and finding out you didn’t pass Step 1 of the USMLE was probably very traumatic. Even if you honestly suspected you might not pass, it is perfectly natural to be upset.