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STEP 3 CCS Cases: Comprehensive USMLE STEP 3 Guide/ Tutorial

Malke Asaad, M.D.

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Guide to solving Step 3 CCS cases.

8 comments from Reddit

  • @Low-Amphibian7308 · 2024-02 · in “How to deal with step 2 and CCS question? Kindly please suggest.”

    I don’t like UW cases because they’re just explanations, you don’t get a live feedback. I’ll share the resources I used. First use the official exam case simulator software ▶ link to get a feel and practice. This video will give you a bird’s eye view of ccs ▶ link More detailed video for when you’ve acquainted yourself with the basics. ▶ link After doing this I used ▶ link which is a paid subscription.

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  • @ScoobySnack858 · 2023-09 · in “How I scored 100th percentile in less than 2 months on a busy schedule”

    ▶ link ▶ link

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  • @Nikkolya · 2023-05 · in “Got my results ask me anything”

    I watched this ▶ link I also found this helpful ▶ link No other resources that I used. Just doing cases and make notes on things I got wrong

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  • @Nikkolya · 2023-05 · in “Got my results ask me anything”

    Hi, my initial approach was built by watching this video ▶ link General thoughts are: \- When I first read info about pt I would put some important things to my paper so I won't forget to order it, easy examples - like if I see older age all necessary vaccines must be done, for for diabetes check glycosylated Hb, for women with no evidence for recent gyn visits - pap smear. The same with differential diagnosis, while…

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  • @Background_Strain_68 · 2022-10 · in “Need help with CSCases”

    ▶ link

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  • @neuropls · 2022-05 · in “Step3: 248”

    Just these two First this one ▶ link to understand what ccs was Then this one after i got familiarized ▶ link ​ I did have a mnemonic prepared to write down everything before the exam on the white board they give us so i don't miss the very common questions

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