maverick
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is kaplan internal medicine really enough for step 2 ck?
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| Malaysian
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I too have the same query.I find the Nephro. and endocrinology lacking.But my friend says its enough......anyone can enlighten me??Then there are other chapters which have missing diseases....I suppose they aren't high yield????
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| retroviridae
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yep. As you have seen, Kaplan IM and actually all the subjects are missing a lot of information. But ... they seem to know what they are doing.
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| maverick
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ok thanks
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| AJVIEJO
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Hi there, I'm using the Kaplan material as well, altough is not complete I think they give you a fair amount of info to feel confident during your prep.
Use UW also, you'll learn a lot from it, and try to find a book to carry on during the last weeks of preparation (I didn't like FA, I'm using Boards n Wards instead)
Best of lucks
AJ
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| bm
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hi ajviejo. i just got me a fa for step 2, and i was disappointed, again (after going through crush step2). i was looking for something that would jog my memory during the last few days/weeks of review. i looked at my friend's hand-me-down boards and wards and i'm considering sticking with it. let me know if it works for you .
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