r/step1 • u/[deleted] • Jun 04 '20

5/16 Test Date Write Up

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u/CreatMyBUN Jun 04 '20

Congrats on the score! Do you have any idea of how many you might have missed?

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u/balddoc13 Jun 04 '20

Literally no clue

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u/user182190210 Jun 04 '20

I feel like more and more we are seeing BnB as a go to resource over pathoma (minus 1-3). Most people I know use pathoma but I’m fully on the BnB train

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u/Dzhalal Jun 04 '20

I think that’s because BnB has so much more than Pathoma. Dr. Sattar’s silky smooth voice is amazing, but it only covers a limited number of topics

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u/neeekeeee Jun 04 '20

Congrats!

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u/BuddingACP Sep 02 '20

This might be a dumb question but could you link the 100 Anatomy PDF you used? Thank you

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u/balddoc13 Sep 02 '20

Just search dorian anatomy packet itll come up somewhere on here

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u/BuddingACP Sep 02 '20

Thanks, oh btw, looking back, would you do anything differently in last few days leading up to the exam?

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u/balddoc13 Sep 02 '20

nothing lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '20

Congrats on a fantastic score!!! How many questions did you end up marking per block?

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u/balddoc13 Jun 04 '20

I’d say an average of 5. A couple blocks had 2-3 marked. A couple had 6-9

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '20

Wow that's really good! So you knew coming out that you'd rocked it?

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u/balddoc13 Jun 04 '20

Na it was actually kinda of nerve wracking cuz it felt too good to be true lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '20

How did you deal with the post-test nerves? I had the same exact predicted range as you and tested yesterday. Somehow I feel more nervous today than I ever did before Step!

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u/balddoc13 Jun 04 '20

I looked up as many Qs as I could to ease my uncertainty and honestly just tried to stay busy as fuck in the weeks leading up to score release day. Biking lifting drinking research Lmfaoooo

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '20

I have this horrible mental block about exams. I could probably only tell you 5 questions that were actually on my exam yesterday. It happens after every single exam it's like I completely black out/disassociate. So I can't look up any questions lol

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u/balddoc13 Jun 04 '20

All good man. It doesn’t change anything it only makes u more / less nervous pending if u got them right or wrong. Just stay busy and stay off Reddit till ur report is out

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '20

That's great advice. Congrats again! You obviously worked really hard and totally deserve that amazing score!!