My exam was very diverse, with lots of stuff from every single CC.
But I've had people told me they had 8 pains or something outrageous like 3 pediatric cases.
I wonder how the Usmle adjusts for this because pain is in no way equal to a neuro or a fatigue case.
I only had 3 pains myself, 1 neuro and 1 pediatric.
My best friend had 5 full neuro, 0 pediatrics, 2 pains.
I know they use statistics to equalize results, but still I think it's way easier to manage a knee pain rather than a syncope.
Way too much variation across tests.
But I've had people told me they had 8 pains or something outrageous like 3 pediatric cases.
I wonder how the Usmle adjusts for this because pain is in no way equal to a neuro or a fatigue case.
I only had 3 pains myself, 1 neuro and 1 pediatric.
My best friend had 5 full neuro, 0 pediatrics, 2 pains.
I know they use statistics to equalize results, but still I think it's way easier to manage a knee pain rather than a syncope.
Way too much variation across tests.