To make sure you review all questions categorized as important to a shelf subject (even if you’ve seen a question in a previous shelf subject), simply select “All” questions (rather than “Unused”) when creating a practice test: Now, Family Medicine and Ambulatory Medicine exist as shelf subjects, giving you easy access to only those questions that most closely resemble the content of those exams.Īlso, some questions address topics (eg, diabetes management) that span multiple shelf exams fortunately, finding them is more straightforward with this new infrastructure. For example, prior to Shelf Review, the Step 2 Medicine category contained Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, and Ambulatory Medicine questions. Of course, we’ve always strived to cover the high-yield information you need to know, but in the past, it was harder to access. This new feature recategorizes the QBank so questions pertinent to each rotation are easy to find (ie, each core clinical rotation is a Shelf Subject under Create Test): Organizing by shelf subjects
Using the Shelf Review tab, you can create practice tests that are more specific for the shelf exams so you can track your performance through your core clinical rotations. When you upgrade to Shelf Review, two tabs will appear on your dashboard, Shelf Review and Step 2 Review: Shelf Review upgrades your dashboard and improves your exam preparation, at no additional cost to you. With that in mind, we recently created a Shelf Review feature that optimizes your experience with our industry-leading Step 2 CK Question Bank (QBank). We want to help you prepare more efficiently and effectively for your shelf exams. Non-rapid eye movement) of restful repose? Likely because the shelf exam, whichĭetermines part of your grade and goes on your transcript for your potentialįuture residency program director to see, is looming on the not-so-distant Sleep latency of 1.8 seconds to sweep you into the first stage (ie, N1
Usually, when it’s time to study, you’re tired from a long day on the wards your stomach is heavy with the takeout you ate yet again (because everyone knows it’s impossible to make it to the grocery store when you’re on weekend call) and you’re fighting the urge to sleep instead of study. Studying isn’t easy, especially for the shelf exams. Facebook 0 Tweet 0 Pin 0 LinkedIn 0 Why a new Shelf Review feature?
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