Infancy and childhood (0-12 years): (a) Normal physical changes-screening sleep teething syndrome, (b) developmental stages: Motor speech cognitive psychosocial anticipatory guidance, (c) lifestyle and routine preventive health care: Nutrition Infancy and childhood (0-12 years): (a) Normal physical changes-linear growth, variations in linear growth, including constitutional delay weight head circumference micturition, defecation, primary incontinence/ bedwetting normal physical examination System specifications-General principles of foundational science: Unit 07 Normal age-related findings and care of the well patient Parasites: Structure (example appendages, macroscopic features, and virulence factors), processes, replication, and genetics (example life cycles, metabolism, and growth), oncogenesisĪntiparasitic agents (example mechanisms of action on parasite, toxicity to humans, and mechanisms of resistance) sexual, metabolism, growth)įungi: Antifungal agents (example mechanisms of action on fungus, toxicity to humans, and mechanisms of resistance) Viruses: Antiviral agents (example mechanisms of action on virus, toxicity to humans, and mechanisms of resistance)įungi: Structure (example cell wall, composition, appendages, virulence factors, extracellular products, toxins, mechanisms of action of toxins), processes, replication, and genetics (example asexual vs. Viruses: Structure (example physical and chemical properties, virulence factors), processes, replication, and genetics (example life cycles, location of virus in latent infection), oncogenesis Microbial identification and classification, including principles, microorganism identification, and non-immunologic laboratory diagnosisīacteria: Structure (example cell walls, composition, appendages, virulence factors, extracellular products, toxins, mechanism of action of toxins), processes, replication, and genetics (example metabolism, growth, and regulation), oncogenesisīacteria: Antibacterial agents (example mechanisms of action on organism, toxicity to humans, and mechanisms of resistance) System specifications-General principles of foundational science: Unit 06 Microbial biology Meanwhile, Step 1 and Step 2 CK can be taken in Prometric centres, which are available in almost all major cities. However, the Step 2 CS component will be offline-based and conducted at six testing centres in the US. Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 3 of USMLE 2022 will be conducted in computer-based mode. Step 1 and Step 2 components can be taken in any sequence, but Step 3 can be taken only after all other steps and step components are complete. Step 2 comprises two components - Clinical Knowledge (CK) and Clinical Science (CS) each component has to be taken separately. These include Step 1, Step 2 CK, Step 2 CS, and Step 3. International medical students and graduates who wish to practice medicine in the USA have to qualify for the United States Medical Licensing Examination(USMLE), which is a three-step examination.
The number of exam attempts allowed on each Step is reduced from six to four.
Both Scores and Transcripts will include only Pass/Fail Outcome
For multi-day exams, the date of the first day of testing will determine score reporting. To receive a numeric score, examinees must take their exam on or before January 25, 2022. The USMLE program views this change as an important first step toward facilitating broader, system-wide changes to improve the transition from undergraduate to graduate medical education. USMLE Step 1 score reporting will transition from a numeric score and pass/fail outcome to pass/fail only for exams taken on or after January 26, 2022.
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