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.
Category: Gastrointestinal – USMLE Step 2
Divine Intervention Episode 295 – NBME Gastroenterology Series 3 (for all USMLEs).
In this ultra HY podcast, I continue our comprehensive GI review series for all the USMLE exams. There are no attached slides.
Divine Intervention Episode 294 – NBME Gastroenterology Series 2 (for all USMLEs).
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.
Divine Intervention Episode 293 – NBME Gastroenterology Series 1 (for all USMLEs).
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.
Divine Intervention Episode 257 – The Clutch Bilirubin Podcast.
In this HY podcast, I review the vast majority of the bilirubin related pathologies that are commonly tested on the USMLE exams (Step 1-3). This podcast is super relevant for those taking Step 2CK/Step 3. You will get multiple questions right from this podcast on your test. There are no attached slides.
Divine Intervention Episode 212 – Family Medicine Shelf Review Series 3 (GI).
In this episode, I continue our comprehensive NBME FM shelf review series with a focus on GI. I discuss essentially all the HY liver/biliary pathologies. There are no attached slides. This specific podcast covers a ton of what you’ll see on the test.
Divine Intervention Episode 10 – Comprehensive GI Pharmacology.
This podcast essentially covers all the GI Pharmacology that is tested on board exams (especially the USMLE Step 1). I try to integrate physiology and pathology. No slides attached but all the information you need is in the podcast.
