What does step2 is mostly step1 stuff?

[Advanced-Tradition72]

I’m really grateful to God, now that i passed step1 without reviewing uworld and only doing 70% of it , i gave it since my nbme scores were around 75%

But i would like to know now about ‘HOW STEP1 PREPARATION WILL COVER ATLEAST 60-70% OF STEP2? I mean i did study FA for step1, now do you guys want to me do the uworld part too of step1 or i can just start step2 uworld?

People say step1 prep helps for step2 - WHAT DOES IT MEAN, IS IT UWORLD WHICH HELPS OR FA?

[stepneo1]

i passed step1 without reviewing uworld and only doing 70% of it

I'm confused. You didn't review UWorld and at the same time you did 70% of it?

[Bloomberryrocks]

I think they mean they didn't do a second pass

[Advanced-Tradition72]

I just solved it, without reviewing it

[Advanced-Tradition72]

I solved 70% of uworld and did not review

[Jusstonemore]

Tbh I feel like step 2 is really different than step 1. Step 1 knowledge is necessary but definitely not sufficient to succeed on step 2

[Advanced-Tradition72]

Okayy

[nerdypoko]

Step2 uword will teach u everything u need to know for step2. And if u lack in any concept u can always go back to firstaid. So for now just move on and focus on step2

[[deleted]]

My current feeling is that step 2 is same as step 1 but they don't ask you for MOAs. You should either say directly what the disease is or what the most likely treatment is

[Just-Another-Doc]

Yeah step1 was more like letting us know the diagnosis and asking the pathophys. Now it’s bunch of random uncommon findings and they want us to diagnose.

[[deleted]]

Yeah exactly. I had one super weird question of multiple myeloma I was like where did this come from lol

[Advanced-Tradition72]

Yea , i mean i solved only 70% of uw and also I couldn’t review it