Jackofknives
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Hi guys, I'd like to know how Kaplan Qbook is organized and whether it is adviced to use it together with main texts when learning the material.
Is the Qbook organized in sections wise by topics? Eg Gross anatomy -Upper extremities, the trunk, pelvis etc.
Thanks!
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| Isther
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It is organized by subjects but not by topics... anatomy section has all topics mingled. Qbook and Qbank are best way to practice for your exam, UW is still being tested.
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| Jackofknives
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Since Qbank is computer based and has plenty of questions what is the point of buying the Qbook then?
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| glaucoma
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well, you get the qbook once you enroll in kaplan. i never did it, but only concentrated on qbank. however, i would suggest you qbook once you are done with your first reading. it should tell you what you need to focus on.
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| Isther
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Actually, for step 1 you need to practice as much questions as possible... only Qbank might not be enough since there is plenty information in the question banks that are not in the books.
Also, Qbook comes with a section full of tips about how to organize your study, and question answering techniques... It helped me tons.
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