How to pass the Boards (PANCE and PANRE)

Medgeeks with Andrew Reid

Medgeeks

Education, Medicine, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 13 June 2017

⏱️ 7 minutes

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The number one reason people don't pass their exams is not due to a lack of knowledge - it's due to the fact they don't know how to take an exam.

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0:00.0	What's going on guys? So today I want to address something that I get asked all the time.
0:05.3	And today I want to talk about passing the boards, passing your exams,
0:09.2	how to actually get to that next step, how to pass this hurdle that we all hate, right?
0:14.4	Because none of us really love taking exams.
0:17.1	Except for the weird ones out there, I was a little weird, but I'm sure there's some of
0:21.6	you out there that really get off on taking exams
0:23.8	but for the most part nobody likes it because everyone knows the truth and the truth
0:28.5	is that exams don't necessarily correlate to the way you're to practice when you're out in the real
0:33.7	world and that's true because when you take an exam it's different right you have
0:38.8	all the information available you have everything you need to know right on that piece of paper or on the laptop
0:44.5	depending on how you're taking this exam. In real life you don't have all the
0:49.0	information in real life you only have the information that you ask for.
0:53.0	And that's the difference.
0:55.0	But this means that exams are incredibly easy, right?
0:58.0	This means that exams are the easy part
1:00.0	because you don't have to figure out which questions to ask.
1:03.0	They're already asked for you.
1:04.0	They're presented in the vignette.
1:06.0	28 year old male, Caucasian descent, history of smoking,
1:10.0	cough, dyspne, a hymopesis.
1:12.0	Right? Pulmonary nodule. this me a hymophesis, right?
1:13.6	Pulmonary nodule.
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