4 big books, systems based or subject based.
Overall Kaplan's set of books is by far the most comprehensive out of all the different sources you can possibly pickup. and Pathophys is everywhere too.so no need to mix your videos up.get through all your videos and then switch your brain on to think about everything together.dont worry. For board review I used the Kaplan USMLE Step I Home study program, as well as FA, Pharm Cards, and some of the BRS/HY books to fill in some gaps. Basically dont consider anything in isolation for this test.Everything is connected.We have Biochemistry connecting everything.We have pharma for all the subjects. See.everything is intertwined.I have mixed microbiology videos with pharmacology videos.the rest all stuff.i am watching the videos subjectwise.you need to be flexible to mix any subject with any subject.if they ask about the liver you shud know Liver histology, physiology, anatomy, pathology, biochemistry and pharmacology.now how are you going to coordinate so much right? So basically just get done with the kaplan videos subject wise first.Then when you are reviewing make notes whereever you bridge the topics together so that you know that you shud be thinking about all the other stuff about it too when you study that particular point about the organ etc. So I am not sure if I should study it by subject and then read the notes later by system and not deal with wasting time trying to sort. Winter to spring break, continue focus on school work and do 1 Kaplan 46Q/day, more on weekend if time permits Spring break, do DIT in 10 days (12-14hrs/day of videos 1.3x while doing workbook and annotating into FA). My videos are kind of mixed up and that itself is a headache to find the right clip to the topic.
#Kaplan usmle step 1 videos time by subject how to
Then there are dvd lectures and subjects which I am not sure on how to integrate like biochemistry and some other topics. I did not do it yet but I am thinking that it should be done first. Overall Kaplans set of books is by far the most comprehensive out of all the different sources you can possibly pickup. I think the first section of basic path is one thing to think about. For board review I used the Kaplan USMLE Step I Home study program, as well as FA, Pharm Cards, and some of the BRS/HY books to fill in some gaps. General Principles of Foundational Science. Listed below is the information about the subjects and its weightage range for the respective subject: USMLE step 1 subjects distribution: System. Also are there any prerequisite subjects or topics to watch before doing it organ system? USMLE Step 1 Syllabus contains mostly the subjects students learn in first two years of medical school. I was doing physiology by subject and now I feel I should have done the other parts like anat, patho, pharma with it each section. Who is studying the kaplan videos by organ system? How are you breaking it down? Or is this more of a burden with risk of missing topics and stick to subject?
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