In this episode, I continue the rapid review series for the 2CK exam with a discussion of a host of misnomers people encounter on NBME exams (especially around hematology) that may get them into trouble. I explain lots of pathophysiology so you’re not stuck memorizing mindless details.
Quick correction: Reticulocyte counts are increased in thalassemia’s. That was an error on my part. My apologies.
In this short podcast, I discuss the upcoming comprehensive 2CK/3 course taking place in April (4/28-5/1). It’s 5 hrs each day from 11a-4p PST (2-7 pm EST) via zoom. The NBME test taking strategies class will hold on 4/27 from 2-4.30 pm PST (5-7.30p EST). These 2 courses have been taken by lots of people who have done really well on their exams and represent a hyper-efficient means of reviewing the vast majority of tested material (including Nov 2020 changes and some associated Step 1 content) in a short time frame. I focus extensively on helping you understand material and correctly answer questions as the NBME writes them.
In this HY episode, I continue our GI review series for all the USMLEs. There are no attached slides. I also end with a life lesson on “crossing the aisle” which should help with seeing how your background does not dictate your destiny.
In this short episode, I continue our rapid review series for the USMLE Step 2CK exam. I discuss a host of HY vignettes and make a bunch of nice integrations that should be useful for the test. I also conclude with a short life lesson on contentment.
In this short podcast, I review some of my observations from the 2021 match (low match rates, unusual match issues, etc) and render some encouragement/salient words of advice for individuals that did not match. I also spend some time discussing some changes that should be coming down the pike along with recommendations for people about to go through what by all indications may be a more competitive upcoming cycle. There are no attached slides.
In this ultra HY podcast, I continue our comprehensive GI review series for all the USMLE exams. There are no attached slides.
In this HY episode, I continue the GI series that was begun in episode 293. As always, there’s lots of relevant integrations and pathophysiology is explained thoroughly.
In this ultra HY episode, I begin a separate review of gastroenterology with a discussion of lots of associated anatomy, embryology, and physiology. I do a lot of explaining so you’re not just memorizing random facts. I also make tons of integrations across multiple disciplines. To sign up for the 40 hr Step 1 course or the 16.5 hr 2CK Course/NBME test taking strategies course, shoot me an email through the website.
In this HY episode, I discuss endocarditis and myocarditis, 2 topics that receive a lot of attention on NBMEs. I discuss pathophysiology and make multiple integrations with other disciplines. I also end with a life lesson. For Step 1/2CK course signups, shoot me an email through the website.
In this podcast, I continue our rapid review series for the USMLE Step 2CK exam. I discuss a bunch of HY vignettes and scenarios that classically pop up on the test. As a reminder, the 16.5 hr Step 2CK/3 (3/25-27) and NBME Test Taking Strategies (3/24) classes are coming up soon. Shoot me an email through the website to get more registration information.
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