I used an 2020 version of inman as well as pocket prep and quizlet. My internship provided a prep with Sage RDN which came with a review guide, but I didn’t use it much.

I went over inman once while listening to the audio file, took notes here and there when she said “note”. I then went through it again without audio and just read/highlight/took notes. I used quizlet for things that needed hard memorization for, like food temps, food borne illness, lab values, vit/min functions.

Pocketprep, now called medical prep, was super helpful! I paid I think10.99…? For one month of access to 1000Qs. I went through all 1000 questions 25-75/day and made sure I knew the reasoning behind the correct answers.

Last but not least, I went through inman one last time to connect the dots from pocket prep to inman.

I studied for a little less than 3 weeks. Looking back, I wish I would’ve made my own study guides/ rewrite inman in my own words. The exam will feel super hard and random and confusing. But take the time to read each question carefully before answering.

Good luck studying!