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Pediatric Board Questions – 3 Strategies to Skyrocket Your Score!

ARE TEST QUESTIONS LIKE MINI-PATIENTS? NO! Pediatric board questions are NOT like mini-patients. Don’t believe me? Well, by the end of this article you’re going to: Learn the difference between real life patients and test patients Learn 3 strategies towards correctly answering board-style questions that you can put into practice IMMEDIATELY to increase your board […]

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QUESTION: What’s The Diagnosis In This Child With Lower Extremity Pain?

.A child presents with a PAINFUL lower extremity. The pediatric board question states that he also has “decreased exercise tolerance.” You’re asked to identify the disorder. His cardiac and pulmonary exam are unremarkable but an x-ray of a LONG BONE is shown with various findings. Of the multiple findings in the images below, the white […]

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How Many AAP PREP Questions Should I Do?

PRACTICE VERSUS STUDY – A BIG DIFFERENCE I love the American Academy of Pediatrics PREP series of questions for PRACTICING test-taking skills, but NOT as a substitution for studying for the boards from a board-focused study guide. The difference can be confusing! That is why it’s IMPERATIVE that you understand my thoughts on why PREP questions are […]

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