Scored Badly On Your Residency ITE? TRY THIS!

Three quick but important tips I recommend for anyone who didn't do so well on their residency in-training exam for helping them crush it the next time they take it. With a little bit of effort I think we can all improve our performance on these tests and make passing boards a lot easier. I really think that these few principles can help you immensely if you are struggling with in-training exams, especially as it can be very difficult to study with the demands of residency!
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[@imasuperkoala]

Hey Conan, great videos! Thanks for taking the time to do this for us. Would you able to make a video of how to study during residency? More of resources, books, websites. Thanks!

[@brianxu3681]

Hey Conan, I think my issue with Anki is that after a collection of a whole bunch of pearls from rounds, missed questions from Qbank, and generalized knowledge, there's just so much cards I end up going through. How do you sort, organize, and finish all the cards you end up creating?

[@ConanLiuMD]

Hi Brian, generally when I am reviewing for an exam I make a lot more cards and so that inherently means I will have more to review. However, once I've gotten through the exam prep phase I usually make cards less often and I find the amount of cards I need to review subsequently drops off quite a bit as well. How many cards are you having to review / what is your rate of making cards currently?

[@michaelequbay236]

Hey, Man do you mind sharing your anki decks for Internal medicine?

[@abdelkrimzaouidi3072]

thanks so much for sharing this with us, do you have any strategies when you're doing MCQs to find the correct answer ?

[@ConanLiuMD]

Yeah! My biggest strategy is usually I read the first sentence, then the last 1-2 sentences, and then the answers. Reading the answers early is really helpful because then I can already have an idea of what kind of information I think will be pertinent once I'm looking at the full question stem, and can start ruling out some answers already as I read the full thing in-depth a little bit more. It helps a lot for any of those long question stems you might see! For shorter questions I typically just read it normally.

[@abdelkrimzaouidi3072]

@@ConanLiuMD great thanks so much

[@maameehurambabeeko9930]

Can I please have your Anku cards for IM? Starting residency, and I want to be prepared for the ITE

[@diegogutierrez9347]

Anki forever 😎

[@ConanLiuMD]

Yes indeed

[@paragdas03]

Which anki deck you recommend to use in the intern year??

[@ConanLiuMD]

I like making my own cards and I recommend it if you are willing to try! :)