How To Destroy Internal Medicine Board Questions
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- Let me show you my process for absolutely crushing internal medicine board questions. Can we finally get that 100% streak going? Let's go!!
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Love these videos. Currently halfway through intern year and feeling more confident in medical knowledge. Thanks for keeping me sharp as always man!
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Haha glad you like it! Appreciate your comment! :)
One thing I would also mention for the vWF question: if factor 8 deficiency is inherited, it's usually in an X-linked recessive pattern. You're right that as a result, it would tender to appear in males; however, if it's X-linked recessive, the factor 8 deficiency cannot be passed from father to son (recall that the father would only pass his Y-chromosome to the son barring some weird nondisjunction event). vWF disease, in contrast, tends to be autosomal dominant inheritance, which would be more consistent with the father -> son inheritance specified in the question prompt.
Finally, because vWF stabilizes factor 8, it's not uncommon to see a prolonged PTT even with vWF deficiency. I also think the lupus anticoagulant was put in as an option because lupus anticoagulant can prolong PTT on its own; however, its presence is usually associated with APLA syndrome, which tends to be a clotting syndrome as opposed to a bleeding one!
Love the extra tips and details! Thank you so much for adding that explanation in :)
This is so much fun! I love hearing your thought process :D I wish someone would make this for Radiology boards too!
Absolutely loved the heme questions! Please do more!
This was so helpful! Loving this series.
Glad you are liking it so far!! Definitely enjoying making it hehe :)
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Thank you for that info!! :)
What’s the question bank that you are using dr ?