02-03-2011, 08:21 PM
I think overall, FA did have all the cases, perhaps not exact cases but there was enuef info in it to figure out whatever case you might encounter,
the beginning of FA has a lot of info in boxes with various differentials, that helped
I do recall looking over breaking bad news from a kaplan complex cases book
that was the only thing I noticed wasn't in FA I just looked over it and the bookstore, l didn't purchase it, and barnes and noble or borders you can sit down and go over there books even if u dont purchase it, so i just bought a coffee and looked over that, and that was all.. i d say i did besides first aid
the cases in kaplan 's book weren't that basic as FA, the way it was explained
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to be honest, ALL THE CASES you'll get on Test day, will be very basic! something any medical graduate/student would be able to tackle.. there simple cases.. dont worry
the beginning of FA has a lot of info in boxes with various differentials, that helped
I do recall looking over breaking bad news from a kaplan complex cases book
that was the only thing I noticed wasn't in FA I just looked over it and the bookstore, l didn't purchase it, and barnes and noble or borders you can sit down and go over there books even if u dont purchase it, so i just bought a coffee and looked over that, and that was all.. i d say i did besides first aid
the cases in kaplan 's book weren't that basic as FA, the way it was explained
and
to be honest, ALL THE CASES you'll get on Test day, will be very basic! something any medical graduate/student would be able to tackle.. there simple cases.. dont worry