About the Author Adam J. Rosh, MD, MS is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Wayne State University School of Medicine and Assistant Residency Director at the Detroit Receiving Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. Read more
N**R
Not a lot of insight
It's a good book don't get me wrong, but Rosh review is better. I got a 96 on my NBME.
K**W
Excellent
Great for EM shelf exams as medical students. All you need to do well.
J**O
Good for info stuffing
Not NBME style q's, but this book series tests clinical facts, & you need a lot of info in your head to be able to critically think the NBME shelf style multi-step q's. This is good for that. Fact recall in q-based format. I recommend ALL Pre-test books for info stuffing throughout the clerkship. Use USMLE world to get a good sense for the multi-step variety, & will give you a sense for how to cut through the BS & find out out of all the verbosity of the NBME q's, what is it actually asking you about.
N**S
Five Stars
most correlated with the shelf questions
A**8
useful book!
Pretest ER 3rd edition is pretty comprehensive and tests over the major topics one needs to know for ER. Some questions may be a little easier than what may be seen on the shelf exam but overall the book still gives a good base of knowledge for the test.
J**7
Five Stars
It made me pass the shelf.
P**7
Awesome ED Review
Highly recommend this book as a question bank for EM shelf for third years. Explanations were concise. Recommend reviewing multiple times
Y**S
good size for studying anywhere you go
good size for studying anywhere you go
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