Crush Step 3: The Ultimate USMLE Step 3 Review
- ISBN-10
- 1560536071
- ISBN-13
- 9781560536079
- Category
- Clinical medicine
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2004
- Author
- Adam Brochert
Description
The market leader among all books for Step 3, Crush is an easy-to-use and effective high yield review for USMLE Step 3. The concise presentation is perfect for the busy house officer who needs a review that hits all the commonly tested concepts. The coverage also weaves in the case-based scenarios that are important part of Step 3. High-yield information presented in a well-written, easily accessible format for residents, who don't have much time in their day to study. Student-to-student approach is a key to the success of the best board prep books, the author has lived through the experience himself and passes on his knowledge Presents tips for working with the computer-based case simulations, which are a relatively new feature of Step 3, and somewhat difficult to master. All specialty and subspecialty topics covered in Step 3 are addressed. Presents tips, guidance, and insights on how best to prepare and what to expect. Many helpful charts, tables, and illustrations are provided to clarify key points Case scenarios give classic examples of topics covered on the boards The author provides help from his personal experience on how questions are asked and how the examiners expect you to answer. Update throughout in keeping with latest Step 3 administrations.
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