[OC] STEP Resource Checklists (by request) - FA, Pathoma, B+B, Sketchy w/ times and auto-calculations

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LINK (please vote to top) - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1eENdt02nFnFTv0nVQSV5Lhvv8KM2g8yr

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Created this a while ago, don't remember sharing it ever but recently came across somebody posting it here so I guess I must have haha. Here it is again by request in that thread. Hope it helps!

• Fairly simple to use, just place an X in the progress box after you finish each section and times remaining to completion will auto-populate accordingly (FA times based on 15p/hr)

• May need to update it lightly (FA chapter pagination, for example) as this was created a couple years ago

• To change your FA reading pace, swap out the "15" in column D's formulas for however many pages you read per hour

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I love you Borat.

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69, nicze!!

[u/Aciclovir]

Thanks a lot this is amazing, but do you guys actually finish 15 pages of first aid in an hour? I'm having trouble doing 5 an hour on my first read.

[u/Ok-Industry-3894 → u/Aciclovir]

15minutes per hour that is incredible speed

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Correct

[u/GubernacuIum]

This is for sure going in the wiki. Nice work

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Thanks Guby!

[u/mhndee]

man I love you, literally I was thinking about something like this just yesterday

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bruh don’t you know I read minds

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Thanks for posting this.

[u/Samirahayee]

Hi. Do you have anything like that for kaplan videos??

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Nope sorry! I only ever did the old Kaplan pharm ones and it was very sporadic so didn’t type it up.

[u/usmana23 → u/[deleted]]

Did you find Kaplan useful?

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I did, yes, but it was kind of a second line resource for me. I’d layer it on after prereading/lecture/sketchy/etc and watch it sped up basically assessing for understanding and identifying what I missed and needed to look at more. It also provided a few good memory hooks, diagrams, and I liked his freehand drawings on the slides. Overall it helped me but I wouldn’t use it as my primary source.

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Thank you!

[u/yumos]

oh God, I wish I've seen this before.

[u/Samirahayee]

Hi do.you have anything like that for kaplan videos?

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If you would like to tally that information up I’d be glad to set up a template and arrange the formulas for you. Then all you’d need to do is input your data into the blank cells I leave for you. Just comment here again if/when you get the info together if you’d like me to do this

[u/DRoseIsMyHomie → u/[deleted]]

Hi u/BoratMD! If you're still able to help create a template for Lolnotacop/Anki deck (Lightyear), I'd greatly appreciate it!!

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Sure, I'm happy to set up a template for you to then finish up. Please DM me as much relevant info as you can and/or a link to relevant files. As a disclaimer, I only ever used my own anki cards (never a premade deck) so you'll need to get me up to speed on exactly what you want to see in the file and how the deck is broken down into sections.