Cardiovascular parameters have a way of showing up on pretty much every USMLE exam. In this super HY podcast, I use scenarios and logical thought processes to introduce cardiac output, stroke volume, vascular resistance, systolic and diastolic pressures, pulse pressures, etc. I discuss so many scenarios and make integrations that should help you get your thinking straight on these topics. I also end with a life lesson on the dangers of multitasking.
Category: Podcast
Divine Intervention Episode 463: Suicide In Medicine
Many medical students, residents, and practicing physicians commit suicide every single week. The goal of this podcast is to raise awareness concerning this issue, discuss causes/situations that drive people to commit suicide, and discuss practical approaches to deal with the problem. Please support those around you. If you’re thinking of ending your life, remember there is hope. Call 988.
Divine Intervention Episode 462: USMLE Step 2/3 Rapid Review Series 96
In this podcast, I discuss major depressive disorder and the mountain of derivative concepts the USMLEs love to attach to it.
Divine Intervention Episode 461: Floridly HY Antibiotic Review for Step 1-3 (Part 2, final)
In this second and final part of our antibiotic review, I delve deep into other HY, classically tested antibiotics. Please I beg you, listen to Ep 460 and 461 before you take your exams. You will get many questions right from these 2 podcasts. This is easily one of the highest yield things I have ever made. A word is enough for the wise.
Divine Intervention Episode 460: Floridly HY Antibiotic Review for Step 1-3 (Part 1)
Don’t sleep on this podcast. You will get so many questions right on the all the USMLE exams from the many integrations you see me making here. Episode 461 will continue the series. Enjoy!
Divine Intervention Episode 459: The Clutch STI Podcast (for Step 1-3)
STIs are very easily confused on the USMLE exams. In this short podcast, I discuss what you need to know and emphasize key differentiating points. The only one I don’t discuss is N. Gonorrhoeae which is treated with ceftriaxone and is gram negative.
Divine Intervention Episode 458: Biases in Screening Tests (Lead time, length time, selection)
In this podcast, I discuss 3 common biases that are inherent in screening tests. I try to break down differences between these biases so you don’t confuse them on your exams.
Divine Intervention Episode 457: Horner’s Syndrome (a USMLE perspective)
Horner’s syndrome is very commonly tested on the USMLE exams. There are however some antecedents that are not commonly emphasized that could help one pin down the exact location of the lesion. In this short podcast, I explain these in detail so you have a true understanding of the different ways this simple topic can be tested.
Divine Intervention Episode 456: USMLE Step 2/3 Rapid Review Series 95
In this podcast, I continue our rapid review series for the USMLE Step 2/3 exams by discussing a host of basic science related concepts that are classically tested by the NBMEs.
Divine Intervention Episode 455: The HY Autosomal Dominant Disorders Podcast (for Step 1-3)
This podcast is incredibly HY. You will see a lot of this stuff on your exams. Enough said!
Small correction around minute 20. Meningiomas are rarely associated with NF1. They are more commonly associated with NF2 (which is AD, is on Cr 22, and is also associated with ependymomas and acoustic neuromas which we also call schwannomas)
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