Ebook: 2020 PREP Self-Assessment

PREP Self-Assessment is a general pediatrics review program written by experts and trusted by pediatricians for 40 years. It provides practical, clinical content in the form of case-based questions and critiques with detailed explanations of the preferred response, along with a discussion of why other choices were considered incorrect. You can identify your strengths and weakness and areas for targeted study.



A subscription to PREP Self-Assessment, online only, includes:

Online access to 240 PREP Self-Assessment questions & critiques
MOC & CME Credit


Featuring online tools designed to provide an active, easy to use learning experience including

Confidence ratings allows you to create reports by confidence category or by one of the 36 major specialties
PREP Pearls summarize key practice points and reduce your final review time. You can use this as a review tool prior to exam or for concentrated areas of study.
Practice test and content mapping simulate timed exams based on MOCA-Peds learning objectives or subspecialty categories.
MOCA-Peds content dashboard: Points to 3 years of content that is relevant to the 2020 American Board of Pediatrics MOCA-Peds objectives.
Practice test module that gives access to bonus MOCA-Peds content and allows you to customize the allocated time per question.
Content search with robust topic search and bookmarking allowing you to quickly find the topics you need to refer back.
Email and Text message alerts deliver content to your phone or inbox on the schedule you choose, daily, weekly or monthly.
Pediatrics in Review includes teaching slides organized by body system available at pedsinreview.org
MOC points transfer to the ABP on completion


Customizable features for MOCA-Peds participants include:

Easily identify questions associated with MOCA-Peds learning objectives
Fully customizable timed practice test with bonus MOCA-Peds questions
Find Pediatrics in Review articles based on the MOCA-Peds learning objectives.


Topics include:

Managing patients with severe sprains
Describing when and how to place an intraosseous needle
Identifying complications related to opioid abuse
Recognizing symptoms indicative of obstructive sleep apnea
Implementing new recommendations for patients with a sports-related concussion