In this rapid review episode, I spend an extensive amount of time discussing tons of electrolyte scenarios that commonly show up on the USMLEs. You will definitely get tested on many of these on the exam. Listen and pay good attention.
DIP Ep 668: Follow The Arrows (Endocrine) + Side Gigs In Medicine
In this podcast, I work through a high yield USMLE practice scenario while discussing 9 physiological “arrows” that are commonly tested. Do the worksheet first and then listen to the podcast. I also discuss a new book where I comprehensively provide practical information on unknown side gigs that can be used to boost physician income.
DIP Ep 667: The 90s Read (The Personal Statement That Survives a Skim)
A program director has to read tons of applications. And many these days have limited attention spans. How do you practically write a personal statement that survives a short skim? I address this topic in this podcast.
DIP Ep 666: Stop Studying Wrong
In this podcast, I use the “PODS” framework to carefully dissect how you should study for maximum yield given invested time.
DIP Ep 665: Ultra HY USMLE Associations (Geography, Professions, et al.)
In this podcast, I review a litany of super HY USMLE associations that can give you firm clues as to what they are going after in a Q stem. Do the WORKSHEET first (linked below), then listen to the podcast to review.
DIP Ep 664: The 5 Vital Statistics
In this episode, I review the 5 basic biostatistical computations you should absolutely not miss on your exam. Do the worksheet first (linked below) and then listen to the podcast.
DIP Ep 663: Localize The Oxygen
In this podcast, I go over 6 “oxygen localization” scenarios that can help you get questions right on your exam in pulmonology. Do the worksheet first (linked below) and then listen to the podcast.
DIP Ep 662: The Genetics Sprint (for Step 2 and 3) Part 2
In this podcast, I continue the series on genetics with a specific focus on Step 2 and 3. The collection I discuss here is especially important because there’s cell biology integrations the NBMEs latch on to with these. Definitely pay attention to these.
DIP Ep 661: The Genetics Sprint (for Step 2 and 3) Part 1
As distance from Step 1 increases, knowledge of clinically relevant genetics for Step 2 and 3 diminishes for many people. In this podcast, my focus is to dust off those cobwebs and emphasize the high yield information needed for these exams that should be your key takeaways to answer questions correctly.
DIP Ep 660: USMLE Step 2/3 Rapid Review Series 139 (Super HY Stuff)
In this episode, I discuss a host of HY OBGYN, gastroenterology, hematology, and endocrinology concepts that are unusual but have started showing up on the test. I would certainly recommend listening to this ahead of your exam.