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    The document outlines a 20-week suggested schedule for completing the OCS Prep Program, which includes 49 courses, over 500 practice questions divided into 13 practice exams, and optional reading material. The schedule breaks the program into sections corresponding to different body systems and orthopedic topics. It allocates a certain number of weeks and hours to complete the courses, practice exams, and readings for each section, with the goal of spending approximately 5-6 hours per week studying over the 20-week period. In the final week, students review weak areas and take the last two practice exams to complete the program.

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    OCS Prep Program Suggested Schedule of Study

    OCS Prep Program Suggested Schedule of Study


    The OCS Prep Program is a 20-week program that includes 49 courses, 500+ practice questions divided into 13 practice
    exams, and additional optional reading. The 20-week schedule below assumes that you will spend approximately 5-6 hours
    per week studying and taking courses. Our suggested schedule may be helpful as a guide, but feel free to adjust your
    schedule and plan to best suit your studying needs. We highly recommend you cover all the material laid out over the 20-
    week program.

    Week 1: Welcome to the OCS! – Section 1: Familiarize yourself with the OCS Prep program, watch the
    courses, build a study schedule, and take your first practice test. (5 hours)

    Weeks 2-3: The Foot and Ankle – Section 2: Take the courses in Section 2 on the foot and ankle, including a
    practice exam. There’s optional reading material too to strengthen any areas of weakness. (10 hours)

    Weeks 4-5: Osteoarthritis – Section 3: Learn all about osteoarthritis in this section and test your knowledge
    with a quiz at the end. (11.5 hours)

    Weeks 6-7.5: The Knee – Section 4: Take the courses in Section 4 on the knee, including a practice exam.
    Utilize the additional readings to supplement your learning. (14.25 hours)

    Weeks 7.5-9: Medical Surgical Considerations – Section 5: Take the courses in Section 5. There are four
    optional articles to supplement your learning. (7 hours)

    Week 10: Lumbar Spine – Section 6: Take the three courses in Section 6 and test your knowledge with a
    practice exam. (6 hours)

    Weeks 11-12: Cervico-Thoracic Spine – Section 7: Increase your knowledge of the cervico-thoracic spine
    with five courses, optional readings, and a practice exam. (11 hours)

    Weeks 13-14: Cranio Mandibular – Section 8: Watch four courses on cranio mandibular conditions, enjoy
    additional optional readings, and a practice exam. (8 hours)

    Week 15: Practice Exam 2 (Optional) and The Shoulder – Sections 9 and 10: Review material covered so
    far, and take Practice Exam 2 (in Section 9). Move onto reviewing courses for the shoulder and brush up with
    additional readings. (5.5 hours)

    Week 16: The Hip – Section 11: Take the courses in Section 11 on the hip. There are additional readings, and
    a quiz. (5.5 hours)

    Weeks 17-18: Arm, Elbow, Wrist, and Hand – Section 12: There are three courses and a short quiz on the
    arm, elbow, wrist, and hand in section 12. (6.5 hours)

    Week 19: Indications for Imaging and Differential Diagnosis – Section 13: This is your last week of course
    work! Finish up with three courses on differential diagnosis and indications for imagining (the second imaging
    course in this section is optional but would be helpful for those needing a foundation in musculoskeletal
    imaging). (5 hours)

    Week 20: Test Prep! – Section 14: Review your weakest areas and take Practice Exams 3 and 4.
    Congratulations! You finished the OCS Prep Program! Best of luck on the exam. (4 hours)

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