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OB/GYN · 2 answers
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OB/GYN · Study Time
How many weeks or months does it usually take to pass OB/GYN? (Is 3 weeks possible?)
OB/GYN isn't really one subject, it's two: obstetrics (OB) and gynecology (GYN). Once you're actually studying, you feel it — it's about two subjects' worth of material — so build your study plan around that from the start. For specialty exams I generally recommend about 3 months on average, depending on your baseline. For OB/GYN, add roughly a month and plan for around 4.
OB/GYN · Study Resources
Are the Red Penny book, Penny + URR, or MUT alone enough for OB/GYN?
The same reasoning I gave for Abdomen applies here: there's no magic textbook, no material is complete, and the choice between the Red Penny book, Penny + URR, Prepry, or MUT matters less than how thoroughly you work through whichever one you use. For the full reasoning, see "Which study material is best for Abdomen — MUT, URR, or Penny?" and "Is MUT alone enough, or do I need URR too?"
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