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My hospital needs someone like this. I got something stuck in my esophagus so i couldn't eat or drink anything. I was told there wouldnt be anyone there for two days. Luckily it was good by the following morning.
Took NBME 12 last week, you definitely re-enforced a lot of the questions I ended up getting wrong. Thank you so much for making these high yield concept videos.
Hey man love your videos. Idk something about them that sets them apart from other people who make similar content. The way you talk just kind of clearly shows you know what you’re talking about.
question about the transition to NBME only from UW in the final days! 1. when before exam should one stop looking at UW and only look at NBMEs? 2. what is/are the most HY NBMEs to look at last?
The newer NBME (12-14) are super high yield You should focus on NBME over UWorld in the last 2 weeks at a minimum For Some students it takes more time to get to the same level of readiness so they require an extra week or two Time permitting, of course, nbme 6-14 are all crazy high yield but the older ones are more likely to have inaccuracies or less commonly tested topics nowadays as the question writers change every few years
Greatly appreciative of these videos. Treatment algorithms, key differences, and test-taking strategies have been huge. Seen a 10+ bump late in dedicated following your advice. Only wish I’d signed up sooner. Will tell my mentees to check it out.
@@ActionPotentialMentoring 18.5 or 16.5 hemo we see both ..if 17.7 unlikely PV ? Do you know by how much hemo rise yearly in PV patients ? Never seen such good content in such short video u are amazing!
Thank you so so much! This is such a great/elaborate video which we needed this time! Thank you for your precious time in making these videos and helping us! ❤ Best as alwayss❤️
@@ActionPotentialMentoring so I have another question, if a patient has 2 positive VMA urine test but a negative CT but has had all the symptoms would it be ideal to further investigate with Imaging of MRI?
I took NBME 12 as my first step 2ck practice test. To say it lit a fire would be an understatement! You went over many of the questions I remember changing my answer. Please make more of these, specifically NBME 14! Thank you!
Embolism - clot that shoots off from somewhere else Thrombosis - in situ clotting of an artery generally from a predisposing hypercoagulable disorder or atherosclerosis
lol thx. Just depends what I’m in the mood for tbh 😂 some of the time it’s off the dome, other times it’s a review of notes. Sometimes it’s handwritten :)
More of these! these quick microbursts of learning are very helpful overtime, it doesn’t feel like you’re studying, but you can easily recall the info.
Not sure why you don’t have so many more subscribers. I’m currently an EMT in Oregon going for my BSN. You break things down in a way that’s so easily understood.
Omg I watched this video this morning then hit uworld (about to take step 2), and just got a question right cuz of you! Spoiler alert for anyone doing questions (and without violating Uw rules lol)… a guy was in hospital for bacterial endocarditis, few days into his stay he had epigastric pain, plus symptoms that can take you in so many directions… opioid withdrawal, alcohol withdrawal, pancreatitis, etc. They all sounded pretty good, but then I saw mesenteric ischemia and BAM!! Thanks!
Hey Dr P, Just a slight input I think pulsus paradoxus has something to do with the pulse(pulse strength) When you have decreased pulse strength/intensity (ie your pulse becomes feeble) {tested on uwsa1}
