Check out Scott H Young’s 50 tricks/tools to study…
But for some tried and trusted FOAMy tools:
Mnemonics
Should we be using them? BoringEM delves into this. If you decide yes, then check out Action Potential’s.
Flash-cards
Try Quizlet, Anki, or mnemosyne. For a truck-load of flashcards on anatomy, check out study blue’s collection (it’s free to sign up). Flash-cards work best if you build them up early in your study-course, and use the spaced-repetition model of learning.
OSCEs
Here is a list of OSCE advice sites:
OSCEStop.com has a fantastic list of physical exams and history sequences to review.
Mediwikis.com OSCE category
OSCE videos
For those that prefer to watch rather than read:
Quizzes
Follow @UMEmergencyMed on twitter to play What’s the Diagnosis? the first Tuesday of every month. Education Pearls.
For ophthalmology quizzes check out The Eyes Have It.
Oh gosh there’s heaps… they’re currently listed under each specialty – so if you have an area in particular you’re struggling with, try there first.
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