USMLE Preparation

Preparing for any of the USMLE exams can be a chore, but it is an excellent way to review the medical material you will be expected to know as a physician. The higher your score on the USMLE Step 1, the better your chances of matching into a competitive specialty at a competitive institution.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
In addition to using Kaplan and USMLEWORLD, you may be interested in using some of the MCQs below for practice. The point of any MCQ is to test your ability to recall and integrate the information learned in the first two years of medical school.

• • Biochemistry MCQs
  • Cardiovascular MCQs
  • Cell Biology MCQs
  • Dermatology MCQs
  • Endocrinology MCQs
  • Environmental MCQs
  • Gastrointestinal MCQs
  • Genetics MCQs
  • Hematology MCQs
  • Immunology MCQs
  • Infectious Diseases MCQs
  • Molecular Biology MCQs
  • Neurology MCQs
  • OBGYN MCQs
  • Oncology MCQs
  • Orthopedics MCQs
  • Pathology MCQs
  • Pediatrics MCQs
  • Pharmacology MCQs
  • Plastic Surgery MCQs
  • Psychiatry MCQs
  • Pulmonary MCQs
  • Renal MCQs
  • Statistics MCQs
  • Toxicology MCQs
  • Urology MCQs

MEDICAL TOPICS FOR THE USMLE EXAMS
Next, we will review the medical topics that you need to know for the USMLE exams. By the end of your training as a medical student, you will realize that many of these topics are tested in all three USMLE exams. The importance of memorization, recall, and synthesis of the material cannot be overstated.

USMLE STEP 1 TOPICS

• Biochemistry 1
• Cardiovascular 1
• Cell Biology 1
• Dermatology 1
• Endocrinology 1
• First Aid USMLE Step 1
• Gastrointestinal 1
• Genetics 1
• Hematology 1
• Immunology 1
• Infectious Diseases 1
• Molecular Biology 1
• Neurology 1
• OBGYN 1
• Orthopedics 1
• Pharmacology 1
• Plastic Surgery 1
• Preparation
• Psychiatry 1
• Pulmonary 1
• Renal 1
• Statistics 1
• Urology 1
• USMLE Research

USMLE STEP 2 TOPICS

• Cardiovascular 2
• Death and Dying 2
• Deja Review
• Dermatology 2
• Endocrinology 2
• Gastrointestinal 2
• Geriatrics 2
• Hematology 2
• Hospital Systems 2
• Immune System 2
• Informed Consent 2
• Neurology 2
• OBGYN 2
• Orthopedics 2
• Pediatrics 2
• Physician Patient Relationship 2
• Psychiatry 2
• Pulmonary 2
• Renal 2
• Statistics 2
• Study Strategy
• Urology 2

USMLE STEP 3 TOPICS

• Cardiovascular 3
• Consent
• Content Introduction
• Death and Dying
• Dermatology 3
• Endocrine System 3
• Gastrointestinal System 3
• Hematology 3
• Hospital Systems 3
• Immune System
• Informed Consent
• Male Reproductive System
• Musculoskeletal System
• Neurology 3
• Normal Development
• OBGYN 3
• Physician Patient Relationship
• Pregnancy and Newborn
• Psychiatry 3
• Pulmonary 3
• Renal 3
• Renal and Urinary
• Statistics 3
• Urology 3

That is it. Good luck and take care of yourself and your patients.

Kaplan Medical USMLE Master the Boards Step 3

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Kaplan Medical USMLE Master the Boards Step 3

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Hematology topics for USMLE Step 3

Disorders of Blood

Splenic Disorders (eg, traumatic and nontraumatic diseases of spleen)
Anemias and Cytopenias (eg, iron deficiency anemia, hereditary spherocytosis, hemoglobinopathies, thrombocytopenic purpura and ITP)
Bleeding Disorders (eg, coagulation defects, congenital factor VIII disorder/hemophilia, von Willebrand disease, disseminated intravascular coagulation)
Reactions to Blood Components (eg, transfusion reaction, ABO incompatibility reaction, Rh incompatibility reaction)
Malignant Neoplasias (eg, Hodgkin disease, lymphomas, multiple myeloma, leukemia)
Infections (eg, infectious mononucleosis, cat-scratch disease, septicemia, lymphadenitis)
Toxic Effects (eg, heparin-induced thrombocytopenia)

souce: usmle.org

USMLE Step 3 Content Introduction

Step 3 Content Description
Step 3 Problem/Disease List

The design of the Step 3 Content Outline has been influenced by the review of empirical data drawn from several sources, including, for example, the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey and the National Hospital Discharge Survey. The diseases noted in the outline do not represent an all-inclusive registry of disorders about which questions may be asked. Questions are generally, but not exclusively, focused on the listed disorders. In addition, not all listed topics are included on each examination.

source: http://www.usmle.org/Examinations/step3/content/disease.html
USMLE Step 3 Content Introduction

USMLE Step 3

USMLE STEP 3
Cardiovascular system for USMLE Step 3
Skin and connective tissue disorders for USMLE Step 3
Endocrine system for USMLE Step 3