All Uworld Notes for USMLE Step 1 Updated Second Edition PDF
https://medbooksvn.org/all-uworld-notes-for-usmle-step-1-updated-second-edition-pdf/
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All Uworld Notes for USMLE Step 1 Updated Second Edition PDF
https://medbooksvn.org/all-uworld-notes-for-usmle-step-1-updated-second-edition-pdf/

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I’m really enjoying USMLE-RX
I’ve only been using it the past week (I do 10 questions every night after reviewing some portion of First Aid), but I’m glad I took the advice and purchased this Q-bank. Is it as golden as USMLE-World? Probably not (simply based on other reviews). Will it help to analyze clinical questions and help prepare me throughout the school year? Yes, I believe so.
The questions are still primarily secondary and tertiary, and since I’ve never taken a practice NBME, I don’t know which of the Q-banks bear the most resemblance. I do think that Uworld has much more wordy explanations to the wrong/right questions (which I do miss), however, I love that Rx has the page from First Aid that has the information we needed for the particular question. So I simply flip to that page, study it, and if there’s a tidbit of information I need to put in there, I do!
There is also an option for easy/med/hard questions, which is kind of nice. The first few days of an organ system I tend to do the physio/embryo/anatomy/histo questions first, then add on path/micro/pharm after I run out of those. That way I’m not wasting questions on topics that I may not have studied as much (yet) - and yes, I know, I’ve taken all these classes, but like anything, you still need to review it!