I scored 273 in USMLE Step 2CK | Watch Me Take The Exam Again One Year After

I scored a 273 on the USMLE Step 2 CK. But one year later, I wanted to answer a question that had been bothering me... Was that score still in me? Without months of dedicated exam preparation, I sat down and took 10 USMLE-style exam questions to see what remained after a year of clinical work and everyday medicine. In this video, you'll see: My reasoning when trying to answer questions How much knowledge I retained after one year of not reading any USMLE-related material Whether the USMLE actually improves baseline clinical knowledge Whether you're studying for Step 1, Step 2 CK, or just curious about how medical knowledge changes over time, I think you'll find the results surprising. Would you take the USMLE again after scoring 273? Let me know in the comments. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction: Retesting my Step 2CK knowledge after 1 year 01:54 - What is the Free 120? 03:01 - Question 1: 6-year-old with acute lumbar pain (Urology) 06:03 - Question 2: 82-year-old with foot numbness (Neurology/Nutrition) 07:56 - Question 3: 2-year-old with a harsh cough (Pediatrics) 09:43 - Question 4: Ethics & End-of-life care decisions 11:58 - Question 5: Developmental milestones & Learning disorders 14:39 - Question 6: 77-year-old with unexplained bleeding (Gynecology) 16:33 - Question 7: Cardiovascular health & Smoking history 17:57 - Question 8: 57-year-old with fever and sore throat (Hematology) 19:55 - Question 9: Parkinson’s disease and fall prevention 21:49 - Question 10: The "Ottawa Ankle Rules" challenge 27:35 - Final Score & Reflections: How much did I remember? If you enjoy videos about the USMLE, medical school, residency, productivity, and evidence-based study strategies, consider subscribing! #USMLE #Step2CK #MedicalSchool #MedStudent #Doctor #USMLEPreparation #Residency #MedicalEducation #NBME #StudyWithMe