In this episode, I discuss a host of risk factors (including patient specific risk factors), prognostic factors, and key NBME presentations of classic/unusual diseases. Also a reminder of the comprehensive 16.5 hr Step 2CK (2/4-6) course coming up soon. The NBME test taking strategies course takes place on 2/3. There are no attached slides.
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Divine Intervention Episode 282 – Combo Podcast (Risk Factors/Prognostic Factors) + Step 2CK Rapid Review (Series 46) + Step 2CK Course Reminder.
In this episode, I discuss a host of risk factors (including patient specific risk factors), prognostic factors, and key NBME presentations of classic/unusual diseases. Also a reminder of the comprehensive 16.5 hr Step 2CK (2/4-6) course coming up soon. The NBME test taking strategies course takes place on 2/3. There are no attached slides.
Announcement: Upcoming 16.5 hr 2CK/NBME Test Taking Course in February (and Step 1 Course reminder 1/27-30).
In this podcast, I discuss the upcoming 2CK courses taking place in February (January registration closed).
2/3 is the NBME test taking strategies course from 2-4.30 pm MST via zoom.
2/4-6 is the 16.5 hr 2CK Course that also includes expanded content and the new 2CK changes from November 2020. Holds from 11-4.30pm MST each day via zoom.
Shoot me an email through the website to register.
The 30 hr Comprehensive Step 1 Course is from 1/27-30 via zoom 11-6.30 pm MST each day.
Divine Intervention Episode 281 – Fat Soluble Vitamins and The USMLEs.
In this < 30 min podcast (continuation of Ep 243 which discusses the water soluble vitamins), I discuss essentially all you need to know for purposes of the USMLE exams (Step 1-3) with respect to vitamins A, D, E, and K. I discuss a lot of mechanisms and make HY integrations so you don’t resort to just memorizing minutiae. To signup for the Step 1/2CK courses taking place in January, shoot me an email through the website.
Divine Intervention Episode 280 – Branchial Arches : All you need to know.
In this podcast, I discuss all you need to know about branchial arches for the USMLE Step 1 exam. I give a lot of tips and logical arguments that should help with remembering the most HY information. I also discuss some NBME relevant clinical integrations. As a reminder, signups for the upcoming Step 1 course (1/27-30) are still available.
Divine Intervention Episode 279 – The NBME and Prostaglandins.
In this short but HY episode, I discuss practically all you need to know about prostaglandins in relation to how they are tested on the USMLE exams. There are no attached slides.
Divine Intervention Episode 278 – The NBME and Amenorrhea (For Step 1-3).
In this 30 min episode, I discuss the vast majority of the amenorrhea presentations that classically show up on the USMLE exams. I spend a lot of time explaining mechanisms so you have little to memorize. Super HY for Step 1-3.
Divine Intervention Episode 277 – USMLE Nov 2020 Changes Series 7: Infection Prevention and Control.
In this episode, I continue the series that addresses the knowledge needed to answer the types of questions portrayed on the new exam that debuted on November 11. I am following the USMLE outline very closely and discuss a host of infection prevention measures in this podcast using a wide variety of exam scenarios. There are no attached slides.
Divine Intervention Episode 276 – USMLE Nov 2020 Changes Series 6: Professionalism/Ethics.
In this episode, I continue the series that addresses the knowledge needed to answer the types of questions portrayed on the new exam that debuted on November 11. I am following the USMLE outline closely and in this podcast discuss a truckload of professionalism/ethics scenarios. I try to devote quite a number of time to coaching you on “best physician responses” and some unusual ethical dilemmas that your friends at the NBME seem to worry about these days. There are no attached slides.
Divine Intervention Episode 275 – USMLE Nov 2020 Changes Series 5: Diagnostic Errors.
In this episode, I continue the series that addresses the knowledge needed to answer the types of questions portrayed on the new exam that debuted on November 11. I am following the USMLE outline closely and in this podcast, discuss diagnostic errors. Instead of just inundating you with facts, I use examples to explain these concepts. There are no attached slides.
