COMPLETE Pediatrics Review for Shelf & Step 2 (with 250 questions!)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- This video is a great quick review of just about everything you need to know in pediatrics - amazing for shelf and USMLE step 2. I hope you enjoy!!
[***thank you ed-girl for pointing out: regarding the urology comments I made to question 45, I made one error: hypospadia = ventral, epispadia = dorsal***
***and thank you Manuel, regarding QUESTION 132, atelectasis does NOT produce hyperresonance, but dullness***]
***and thank you strawberry roses, pyloric stenosis is NON-bilious vomiting]
Slides (for now) at: ajmonicspdf.co...
Please make an MSK one! This video series is the actual best and is so so high-yield!!
I made an MSK one, I just never recorded it. I am trying to get to it!
Taking my exam in a few days! Would love to see the MSK Q’s if possible! ❤
I viewed all your reviews for Step 2 and got a 25X, you mentioned almost every concept that was tested. Now I-m reviewing them again before step 3. Excellent material as always!
U speak to fast😂😮😢
I agree with you 100%
@@AJmonics🤣 as fast as u should be to be a medical doctor by 26
The sigh at 10:12 left in the video lmaoo you poor man. Thank you so much for this video, this was so much manic work 🙏🏻
=) Thank you, it feels really good to be appreciated!
Hahaha, I just found out what you meant by the sigh. So embarrassing. Meant to take that out. Whoopsie-daizy
I'm glad it was left in! I was last-minute cramming for Step 2 when I heard that sigh. I felt solidarity with you in that moment hahaha@@AJmonics
It is amazing how you make it so fun yet educating at the same time💐
Thank God I found your channel.
That's the only way I learn!! I am happy you gain from it
these are amazing. But by far my favorite part is the comedy. I'm so intense when I study, then AJ makes it funny again. Legit the best
You're a totally life saver!!!!! Complete the series please.
I can't wait for your Question bank to be release
I am so so happy I have been so helpful!!!
The lough sigh for -207 at 1:03:03 was hilarious. Thank you for your hard work!
The sigh at 1:03:06 is heavier than an LGA baby
My most embarrassing moment on my channel... meant to take that out!!!
awesome video!!!
i think q38 (pyloric stenosis) is NONbilious vomiting though :)
You are totally right!! rrr.. I really should run these by you first!
@@AJmonics one other quick correction--Krabbe dz is a malfunction of galactocerebrosidase
@@youreokay7888 The molecule I mentioned is the same as galactocerebrosidase. Galactosylceramide beta-galactosidase deficiency = galactosidase deficiency. Phew!! lots of letters
@@AJmonics oh cool, thanks for letting me know!! haha true
and thanks again for this video!
Can be sometime billous
This is great, so nice to go through right before the exam. Thank you so much!
I watched this video 3 times and everytime I heard the sigh I felt so heartbroken. Can't imaging how much work you did for this video. You're the hero! Thanks a lot from the bottom of my heart!
such a huge compliment thank you so much... yes the embarrassing sigh =)
I swear I've never seen Hurler, Hunter or Krabbe on an exam.Is it really HY for Peds? Thanks
I would do anything for a pulmonology one before or on the 10th of this month. My test is the 11th.
droplet precautions for pertussis not airborne - airborne only tb, vzv, herp zoster, sars, measles
absolutely amazing..thanks for much for this
Just 23 secs in but Q1: is 9 months. Babies can sit with little support at 6 months and fully without at 9 months.
Thank you Belainesh! We'll update the mnemonic: at 6 months, babies can sit with little support =)
I LOVE YOUUU THANK GOD I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL, PLZZ DO SURGERY BEGORE MY TEST IN 2 WEEKS HAHAHHA, GOD BLESS
Thank you so much for the feedback fanny! I will try my best!!
So fun and informative , really enjoyed it
Thank you so much 🧡
Thank you so much! I am genuinely happy when I hear that from viewers
Thank you dr, you are life saver. Please could you finish the internal medicine.
I am trying my best...
LOVE YOUR WORK
I think in Q65 you mean 1-3 months for GBS AND E-Coli
keep up all the good work
Could you please make video of ethics
And biostats ,psychiatry too .
I am going to try my best!
Just found your videos, thank you so much - good quality, please keep it up 🎉
Thank you! I hope you gain from them! Appreciative the feedback
First video I’ve seen on 1x speed in a long time.
But seriously thank you for this high yield and packed review. It was the perfect mix of review and nice to know bits
=) You are very welcome! Happy you benefitted!!
Awsome content as always AJ.....can you give pdfs of these videos...will be very helpful...😊😊
I am working on it. Unfortunately, I don't have copyright protection over the images, so I can't distribute those. I took them straight from the internet.
@@AJmonics ok...no probs....congo for 30k....and keep showering new videos..thanks for all your awsome contents...❤❤
Please please Doc create Surgery one. This is very very helpful. I really appreciate all the hard work :::)))
I am almost done with surgery!!
Thank you so much for your help.... only I think in atelectasis there is not hyperresonance on percussion Q 132?
Thank you so much Manuel, you are totally right. I rushed to make this video. Three mistakes caught on day one! They are in the commentary to the video
Thank you for this great video. I noticed that developmental milestones have been updated and I got questions wrong on UWORLD going by the old milestones, which is consistent with the content of this video. Do you know which version of milestones that acutal USMLE go by now? I have my STEP3 coming up in a month.
thanks
You are welcome!
I believe nonbullous impetigo is mupirocin, and bullous impetigo is cephalexin? But thank you for this video it's amazing!!
hi! isn't HSV 1 more likely to cause encephalitis and then HSV2 meningitis? thanks so much!
Never heard that before! But totally open to being updated with new info!
9:12 Truncus arteriosus is also seen in DiGeorge. 1/3 of trucus arteriosus cases also have digeorge
be great if there was also an Anki deck to go with these
Great video! Just FYI, at 13:06 you it states that pyloric stenosis presents with “bilious” emesis. The emesis is actually non-bilious, as the defect is proximal to the biliary tree.
I know... thank you!! I made an "error" video covering all of my errors. I mentioned that one ruclips.net/video/Rzu9wGC01dQ/видео.html
hey amazing work kindly make more practice bcqs of paediatrics...
I am trying to get to it!
I felt that sigh at 1:03
Whoopsies Leah, I meant to take that out!!!!! I guess it's healthy to get embarrassed every once in a while =)
Thank you 😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤
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=) Thank you!
@ 13:02 pyloric stenosis is nonbilious emesis because it's before the duodenum and the most tested age range is 2-6wks after birth in first born males ◡̈
=) Thank you, I've never been corrected so many times on the same question (check the comments)! RRrr.. learned my lesson. Review everything 100 times before uploading!!!!
@@AJmonics oops, sorry didn't mean to come off wrong! I just saw a bunch of people thanking you for how awesome this video was (seriously ty! for it, lifesaving). I just wanted to put my 2 cents in because i had a lot of pyloric stenosis on my review questions leading up to shelf and in clinical!
ON Q125 you man mention EBV patients can develop splenic rupture.
Yes, EBV patients are prone to splenic rupture - that's why they can't play contact sports for a year
I would do anything for a pulmonology one before or on the 10th of this month. My test is the 11th.
I am so sorry I couldn't get pulmonology on time for you... I really tried but I was just too busy... =( I feel so bad!!
Excellent
Pleas6 try some slow
question 1: sitting unassisted is by 9 months according to u world
6 months with assistance. (My 7 month is sitting without assistance so of course these are all approximations)
Im a little bit confused I thought doxycycline is contraindicated in children, but a lot of these answers involve giving kids doxy
We avoid doxy in kids, but in many situations (e.g., rocky mountain SF) we must give or the kid can die.
@@AJmonics oh okay, that makes sense, thanks for the clarification!
Thanks so much I’m sharing this with all my mates !!
Thank you so much! Out of curiosity - where are you from? (no pressure, just curious)
@@AJmonics Indian-Canadian (studying medicine in Australia) planning to apply in 2026 to the US for residency after my 1 year of internship in Australia!
I can feel the joy in your voice..Love you man...!
Such a huge compliment!! You must have good social perception - and you are correct, I am a very happy person. Thank you for your nice comment.
hey, is there a PDF for those vids? so i can write on them? thanks
Please email me helpmerememberthat@gmail.com (I am sorry for my delayed response)
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15:35 isn't epispadias on the dorsum?
yes, yes, someone already informed me of my mistake. Thank you! Will change in the subtitles
Please please continue ❤❤
too good ... thank you so much
Thank you so much!
Wat I need for Step1😢
I will get there eventually...
Thank you so much 😊
You are welcome!!
Thank you so much! Really appreciate you making this resource available to ALL
You are so welcome!!
Wonderful
Thank you so much!!
Fantástico! Thank you
=) Thank you so much!
Hello there.
Thanks for the presentation. It’s so important to me. However, when reading the questions and answers, a bit faster. I wish non English speaking students and students with hearing problems would be considered in the future.
Appreciate you!!!