Hepatitis review for the PANCE, PANRE, Eor's and other Physician Assistant exams.
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Hepatitis D, Hepatitis E review for the PANCE, PANRE, Eor's and other Physician Assistant exams.
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Hepatitis A Pance review, Hepatitis B Pance review, Hepatitis C Pance review, Hepatitis D Pance review, Hepatitis E Pance review.
The worst part about your videos is that you don't have one on every topic. You rock
Thank you! Slowly working on covering all the topics, one day I hope lol.
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One of the hardest things for students is figuring out how much detail is too much, because every detail is new and seems important. Lacking experience also makes pattern recognition challenging. Plus, multiple resources might be scoured for answers to common, salient questions but they tend to be buried and the search may generate further questions/hair pulling. Your videos offer a great perspective on where to start, how to prioritize, and what can be saved for future learning.
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I'm studying for USMLE and I found myself on your channel. I use your videos because you explain so well, and then I supplement the extra information with First Aid. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this. Really appreciate it.
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Your videos are absolutely fantastic - I have binged so many videos in the last 2 hours. Thank you so much for helping me pass med school exams! :)
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We just had a Hepatitis lecture and our professor explained it really well, but this was incredibly helpful to solidify the information and introduce a wonderful trick to remember Hep B serology! Love it, thank you!!
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I have ADD and I've been in Orthopaedics for 20 years. I was really struggling studying until I discovered your channel. I cannot thank you enough for doing these.
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Thank you for giving clever, easy ways to remember Hepatitis B serology! Those questions always tripped me up.
I’m so glad it helps! Thank you so much for the comments!
Currently in Drexel's PA Program & I watch all of your videos to prepare for my exams! Truly so helpful! Thank you for your videos!!
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This was amazing! I always struggled with the Hep B serologies and the way you broke it down was *chefs kiss. Will be spreading the good word :)
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Best explanation as always!
Another way to remember: IgM= good Morning, IgG= good night. Morning happens first then night, so igM is acute and IgG is chronic.
Also, just out of curiosity, why did you choose to have triangles on your slides?
Thank you! Haha no reason, it was just built into the powerpoint template.
Thank you so much!! Awesome review - loved the HepB serology tips (:
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I have had so many professors explain Hepatitis serology in PA school and looked up various mnemonics and never fully understood serology till watching your video, thanks.
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You’re channel has been a life saver!
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Thank you so much for these videos, love the Hep B serology tips so much!
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Great explanation! My classmates and I appreciate you so much!
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great explanation of the Hep B serologies, I wish I knew about this channel during didactic year - this is helping me prepare for the packrat though! thank you for the videos and podcast!
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Thank you so much! this was a wonderful review!
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Thank you!: so helpful, you have a gift!
Thank you for explaining the HepB serology!
My pleasure! Thanks for the comment!
you are a genius!!! I wouldn’t retain half of what I learned in didactic without you!!
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Didactic year would suck without your videos!
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excellent way to remember these
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I got TWO questions on HBV serology - one of them was "which would indicate actively replicating HBV" and the other was about vaccine immunity...couldn't believe they gave me one on the envelope!
Wow I’m so sorry to hear that!
Why are some words blurred out on your videos? The first one i noticed in this video was for Hep A
Succinct and to the point! Thanks!
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I know this is kind of extreme, but I have never forgot which hepatitis are fecal oral because I made my own Acronym. It's "Eat Ass", ( I know childish, but I have never forgot it because its too funny). "Eat" is for Hepa E, while of course "Ass" is for Hepa A. idk if that helps lol just wanted to share.
That’s a really good one thanks! The more extreme the better lol. I always find the mnemonics that are weird and extreme are the ones you never forget. Thanks for sharing!
Very understandable thank you!!
Very helpful video!
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BRAVO!!! LOVE!
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So helpful!
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Would you not want to use acetaminophen since it's hepatically eliminated?
While some guidelines state it is safe as long as its not used in excess:
"Although acetaminophen may be safely used to treat some of the symptoms associated with hepatitis A virus (HAV) infection, the dosage should be no higher than 4 g/day."
you have a very good point and you would probably be better off using alternative analgesics. Thanks!
@@cramthepance Thank you for the prompt reply. I did see that ibuprofen is contraindicated, so maybe not a whole lot of options.
Very good 👍
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Love your stuff, but honestly for the Hep B serology stuff, if you understand the physiology I think that would be more helpful for that rare question than memorizing all of these letters. Antibodies means your body recognized a prior invader in the past and has gotten over infection. Antigens mean the invaders is present.
You've definitely got a good point, thanks for sharing!
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