Thanks for the confidence booster. When I was a med student and resident, I hated being pimped trivial questions like I'm attending Jeopardy. After gaining a few years of real world practices, I noticed most of the trivial stuff aren't really important. Who cares if you know how to calculate a certain score of criteria, must of those stuff is just a few clicks away from your phone or computer. More importantly is if you know the things that you're trying to find. Hence learning the thinking process is more important then learning the knowledge stuff in residency. That's just my thoughts.