Surface anatomy, gross anatomy, radiology, and Anatomy Jeopardy. I used this site throughout anatomy and I still give thanks to this site. Great questions, great pictures, great format. I used this site religiously when I took Path and it was an enourmous help. Straightforward multiple choice and great for review. The questions are broken down by subject with explanations of all answer choices. I wish I had known about this site when I took Pharmacology. No explanations for answers and reviewing your questions is awkward. Gives you four blocks of 50 questions for practice with the testing interface FRED. Official USMLE tutorial and practice questions (2007) Let’s look at some free/semi-free sources first. There are free questions and expensive questions and you get what you pay for. The good news is that there are thousands of practice questions on Al Gore’s internet and the companies worth their salt have some great supporting software. To get over all of this, we look for practice questions. That I’ll be staring at a mouse, keyboard and glowing screen on test day is an unnerving thought. Like most, I have my habits of underlining key words in a question stem, putting *’s by things that I have to skip now but may get later, putting an “X” next to a question that I could never answer correctly, etc. What’s on it? Where there a lot of Biochem questions or was Neuro more stressed? Were the Path questions hard? And on, and on.įor most of us, it’s also the first time we’ve ever taken a test like this on a computer. Even though I’ve known about this test for two years, it still feels like it’s springing up on me and I’m frantically trying to prepare. I’m just going to assume that I feel the way most people do about the unknown: I don’t like it.
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