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Board Review Resources: Physician Assistant Exam Resources

AccessMedicine

AccessMedicine provides a variety of Board Review interactive study tools. 

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AccessMedicine Flashcards 

  • Drill down by resource and/or topic to focus in on areas of weakness
  • Track cards you’ve already seen to prioritize studying
  • Save your favorite flashcards for quick review
  • Responsive on any mobile device

AccessMedicine Showdown: challenge your knowledge on specific topics with colleagues

Board Review Questions:  Generate multiple-choice quizzes from Basic Sciences or Clinical Practice & Board Review

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BoardVitals

BoardVitals is a respected source for board review preparation. Register here to access BoardVitals powerful question banks and other tools it has for board exam preparation.

LWW Exam Resources

LWW eBooks cover key areas of study in medical, nursing and biomedical education such as anatomy and basic sciences. Includes case studies.  Question banks and added functionality available with personal account. Good for background questions .

SELF ASSESSMENT: Create custom quizzes on biomedical education topics to help prepare the USMLE.

CASES: Provides students with a textbook to study the basic science topics combined with clinical data.  way to prepare for the clinical case format of USMLE questions.

The books in the Cases and Concepts series feature a comprehensive collection of cases that are designed to introduce one or more basic science topics. Through these cases, students gain an understanding of the coursework as they learn to: Where possible, the books are organized in an organ-based system. Clinical cases lead off and are the basis for discussion of the basic science content. A list of thought questions follows the case presentation. These questions are designed to challenge the reader to begin to think about how basic science topics apply to real-life clinical situations.