Why AAP Prep Questions are NOT the Best Study Questions
AAP PREP® QUESTIONS – WHEN YOU SHOULD (AND SHOULD NOT) USE THEM! It’s a Secret A question I’m often asked is “Ashish, what makes your pediatric study guide better than prep questions?” Whether they are talking about general board prep questions or the American Academy of Pediatrics PREP® questions, my answer is always the same […]
Click Here And Continue Reading...ANSWER for, “What’s The Diagnosis In This Child With Lower Extremity Pain?”
To see the question, CLICK HERE. ANSWERS: 1. Can you name the disorder? The disorder shown in these images is EWING’S SARCOMA. Ewing’s Sarcoma is a tumor of the long bones. A long bone is any bone that’s longer than it is wide. During your pediatric board review and on the pediatric boards, look for […]
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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 (AAP) PREP 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 NOT […]
Click Here And Continue Reading...Pediatrics Board Review: A Resource for Pediatric Residents and Pediatricians
IN THIS POST: Are you a pediatric resident? Are you a pediatrician? Have you failed the pediatric boards? I’ve been surprised at how many orders have been placed from pediatricians in the United Kingdom (UK) and Asia. But, who is Pediatrics Board Review written for? Well, the goal for PBR is to help anyone studying […]
Click Here And Continue Reading...Welcome to Pediatrics Board Review!
Hi! My name is Ashish Goyal, the CEO and chief mentor at Pediatrics Board Review. I’m thrilled to assist in simplifying your preparation process as you gear up to tackle your board exams. I created Pediatrics Board Review (PBR) to do one thing… help pediatricians and pediatric residents pass the boards on their FIRST try. […]
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