I am an orthopedic surgery PA in Charleston SC and have worked in graduate education for 20 years. This channel is dedicated to healthcare professionals and students. These videos are designed to make your studying more focused and productive so that you can master the most difficult of concepts with ease.
Hi Katy, your videos are super helpful! Just wanted to note if you are going to update slides sometime in the future, HLA-DR4 is also associated with RA not just PMR. Your videos are much appreciated!🙌
Hello! Thank you so much for your kind words. I used to take students all the time, but unfortunately my clinics are so insanely busy. I don’t have time to teach right now.
I should be finishing up my professionalism lecture, and then will be working on surgery after that and then will put geriatrics on the list. Thank you.!
You make a big point in the video about psychogenic causes being the most common cause of ED, but my curriculum taught that it's organic causes (often with a psychosocial aspect). My Cecil's textbook agrees. Has the understanding of ED changed since this video, and what's the best way to have the most up to date answers for the PANCE? Great videos, thanks!
Remember that the PANCE information lags by five years. Do not study up-to-date for the PANCE. Medscape is one of the best resources. I would disagree with the assessment that ED is not most commonly caused by psychogenic etiologies. Even if you have organic etiologies, you always have a psychosocial aspect of that. So overall, if it is included with the other etiologies, it would be the most common cause. Particularly in younger patients who do not have diabetes or hypertension or other organic causes, in that demographic psychological causes would be the highest.
Thank you!! The material you present and the volume and pace of your voice is just perfect! Would you consider a flat rate for a lifetime membership? I would pay whatever you priced it at. You make teaching look so easy. After having dozens of bad teachers I know it’s not so easy. Well done‼️ And thank you for making this available!
I do offer a bundle for a flat rate and discounted. It includes two free subject areas. Please see the link at the bottom of the video. Thank you for your kind comment and I appreciate you subscribing!
Thank you Katy, I just passed my Advanced Patho NP, all thanks to you. Keep helping the community with your wonderful gifts. You are very knowledgeable 😊
I passed my exam today 02/21/2024. I listened to you and could hear you in my exam today. I will forever be grateful. Thank you from the bottom of my heart
These videos are SUCH high quality. I bought the video package and am very satisfied. Thank you for your content! Helps tremendously in my didactic courses
You can purchase the rest of the unit in the links in the information below the video. There is also a discount if you would like to buy all of the curriculum.
This is so comprehensive and you are a great lecturer and teacher. Thank you so much for sharing these openly. I'm in FNP school and these are invaluable to my learning this content.
I absolutely love your videos. Excellent explanation. I have shared your videos to my friends. Thank you so much for your effort and helping us understand.Really appreciate it.
Used this to review while on my way to my endocrine rotation (in addition to Pance prep pearls). Thank you so much, I was able to see patients on my first day, especially for easier conditions like basic thyroid medication management and diabetes.
Wow! I’ve seen multiple videos on dermatological conditions, yours is the best one so far. Brief but very informative! Will try to watch your subsequent videos on dermatology. Love your voice and eloquence!
Hi Katie! Question, is BMI for anorexia >18.5 or 17.5? I am finding 17.5 for anorexia and below 18.5 means underweight but different sources say different things. Thank you!!
Hello! I just re-checked this and yes it looks like there are varying sources on that. We know that 18.5 is underweight so that should start the concern for this disorder but the real diagnostic number is 85% of ideal body weight. Since BMI can greatly depend on age, sex, and ethnicity. The 85% of expected body weight seems to be a more uniform number. Check out this article that makes some useful points on this. truecluster.com/JO/p_bmi99.htm
