My USMLE CK Mental Map: ABOUT THIS BLOG

ABOUT THIS BLOG

As I do the 30 day countdown to my CK exam, I'm doing this mental exercise to aid myself in remembering the concepts which I think need repetition and are considered high yield on the exam. The list is personal and in no way comprehensive.

I'm publishing these "flash cards" as posts on this blog to make them available to those who may find them useful in the days before their USMLE step 2 ck.

Feel free to comment or make suggestions.

Good luck to all!

4 comments:

MOWJune 28, 2012 at 11:00 AM
UPDATE:

Got back result and passed with good score. Wish same for you all!
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UnknownAugust 23, 2017 at 9:31 PM
Thank you for leaving this blog open. Very useful for my prep as well.
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Muaz AbdallaAugust 31, 2019 at 12:39 PM
thank you for making this Blog available for other people, very kind of you.. I wish you all the best in your life
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VinajNovember 2, 2019 at 7:29 AM
Very Nice experience, get more info here
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Welcome to My CK Mental Map Blog!

To get the best from using this site, my suggestion is that you scroll through the posts as they are (random). In my opinion, the constant switching from one subject or concept to another as you move from post to post will further prepare you for what you will encounter on the exam and in real life.

I find that having some words in highlight subconsciously imprints them on my mind, thus the appearance of some words or phrases in bold type.

Mnemonics don't work very well for me except if the words of the mnemonics are related to the concept I'm trying to memorise. I've come up with some which are typed in italics.

For most of us, the USMLE represents a fulcrum in our lives and passing the steps will be a life changing achievement. We are thus constantly in search of materials: books, courses, websites, videos, tools, tutorials... anything to push that score further . For me, the CK step is over. I used this blog and it helped me so I'm leaving it up for anyone who would find it useful.

Wishing you the score of your dreams!