About the Step 3 Exam
The USMLE© Step 3 is the last in a series of 3 USMLE examinations that all
physicians applying for a license to practice medicine in the United States are
required to pass. After successfully completing the 3 steps of the USMLE, a
physician is eligible to practice medicine in an independent, unsupervised
setting (some period of U.S. postgraduate training is also required).
This test is not merely a more advanced and detailed version of the Step 2 CK
or CS exams. Understanding this concept is key to this challenging exam. Step
3 tests whether a physician not only can assimilate data and diagnose clinical
conditions but also has acquired the ability to make clinical decisions about
patient management in a way that ensures appropriate management in an
unsupervised setting. In addition, Step 3 will test your understanding of basic
science correlations.
How can the Step 3 test all first-year interns if they are working in such varied
subspecialty settings? The same concepts that medicine house-officers learn
about managing a diabetic with heart failure can be equally applied to the
postsurgical patient with heart failure.
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USMLE STEP 3: MASTER THE BOARDS
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