The Ultimate Guide to Crush USMLE Step 1 with First Aid (2024)

Welcome to "The Ultimate Guide to Crush USMLE Step 1 with First Aid 2023". If you are a medical student preparing for the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1, then you know how important it is to have a comprehensive study plan and high-quality resources. In this video, I will share my tips and strategies for using the latest edition of First Aid for the USMLE Step 1 (2024) to maximize your preparation and increase your chances of success on this crucial exam. Whether you are just starting your preparation or looking for new ideas to boost your scores, this video is for you. So, grab your notebook and pen, and let's dive in!

TIMELINE

0:00 Unifying Protocol
2:33 Sequence Of the Protocol
2:53 Resources Required
4:44 Consolidation Phase
9:15 Execution Phase
10:53 Maximizing Retention
14:30 How Many Passes Of First Aid
15:22 Mistakes to Avoid

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[manikmadaan]

Thanks for tuning in! If you enjoyed the show, be sure to hit that subscribe button like it owes you money 😂. And if you have any brilliant ideas for what I should do next, drop them in the comments like they're hot. See you in the next one!

[OliverSmith-okyh]

CONGRATULATIONS TO ME 🎉 i passed my exams.

[wangnyeo]

WONDERFUL the best ever video I found about USMLE 😍 Marking this comment to my way to Harvard University ❤ will comeback 2-3 years later to say I MADE It 🤩 love the strategy because its something I could also apply to my learning system so gonna implement it to my studying too, really can not thank you enough for this life saving video 🙏

[FunkyWeb]

Finally someone speaks sense .. keep up the good work doc
Thank you for the video

[atharvapande]

Sir this video is a massive help for USMLE Step 1. Planning to give my Step 1 in 10 months
Thank you for the roadmap

[nikki]

Hi Manik! Have been following you for almost 2 years now. I'm planning to finally give USMLE after considering all other pathways, weighing the pros and cons. So yeahh, here I'm about to enter my internship in one of the busiest hospitals in India, Madras Medical College. I'm planning to give my step 1 during internship, so I just hope I study well so that my other steps goes well too. Thank you! You are a really good motivation for me!

[medico]

Manik please make a video on how to create Great CV and also about interview skills
What are the things that helped you in your match and how to create contacts in US. These things are also important along with step scores but nobody in detail talks about them. Thank you !

[Jennj]

Manik! You're an inspiration! Would love a video about step 3 plans, especially as a psych resident. Who won't be actively reviewing step 3 material while just doing residency.

[youkomei]

It's great that now there are informative strategies available on YouTube, not only for Step 1 but also for various exams. Back in my time, I focused on memorizing First Aid, going through it three times, and creating notes to aim for a high score. If I had access to videos like these, I believe I could have planned my preparation more efficiently. However, in my case as a Japanese student, I struggled a lot with CS, although I think it's no longer a requirement now.

[e.k.s]

Thank you so much for creating such a helpful and resourceful video. I recently subscribed to your channel as I am a student in the Family Nurse Practitioner program. I wanted to gain a better understanding of medicine and become a knowledgeable provider. However, I felt like my current program did not offer enough resources/advices. After reading various forums and seeking advice, I decided to study USMLE 1 and 2. I believe this will not only help me with my FNP board exam but also make me a better provider for my patients. While searching for tips on how to study for these exams, I came across your video and I cannot express my gratitude enough for the useful suggestions and advice you provided. Thank you so much for offering such valuable resources to aspiring healthcare professionals.

[SKMD]

Thank you so much Manik!! This was so helpful. Concise and comprehensive!❤

[muammadnaveedmmkhan]

Well explained ❤… keep subtitles on ur videos it really helps

[saadsiddiq]

That’s something I was searching for a long time on YouTube !! Thankyou manik

[gowithflowsmoothly]

The most honest review r also ur rights... seriously thank you for honest review.😀

[dash]

Thank you so much
I think you covered all the pillars for this study
much appreciated

[heenagujral]

This was amazing thank you ❤I’m a little late in the game but I wish I had this video before to watch to really guide me but thank you, doing my best now 🙏🏻

[C-Not-C]

What you said is the way I think….And this is why I love this video.
Thanks

[shadowblanco]

Your videos could not be more apt. Keep up the good work Doctor. 🇳🇬 ✌🏾

[laibajaved]

Thankyou sm for this, i am just thinking to give USMLE and this really motivated me!

[medic]

The most important point he highlighted, which is why I also have been emphasizing to not to use uworld in first pass of FA, bcoz those questions are so important and I would never want a resource like uworld to get wasted and would drag myself in depression