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-There are many decision trees/algorithms to help you differentiate similar diseases/conditions and think through appropriate next test (e.g. metabolic disease diagnosis and process of elimination) -There are tables for a quick review of the list of disease or compare/contrast of two or more related diseases (CD vs UC, or night terror vs nightmare, poisoning substance and matched antidotes, conditions that could be mistaken for ADHD, etc) -I'm recognizing, in bullet points, the same things in the PREP explanations, but in a much more accessible and easier to memorize format (When I go back to redo a PREP question I got wrong, I can't remember the right answer from the description. But if, after getting a PREP question wrong, I go to the same section in this book, I remember what I was supposed to have learned.) -Last few pages has a "Last minute review" that describes the likely clinical scenario for each disease -- wish this were a booklet that could be separated from book to carry for quick and easy review -Has a good number of pictures which are pretty good quality -Has EKGs, x-rays, histology pictures, diagrams (like various salter harris fractures), etc. -The text is clear, concise, easy to read, well organized. -Reviews pathophysiology that the PREP questions seem to ask