Highest Yield "Curve Breaking" Internal Medicine USMLE Step 2 CK and Shelf Questions - Dr. Price
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
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This may be the highest yield video on RUclips for the USMLE Step 2 CK & your Internal Medicine Shelf. I estimate this video can add 4-7 points to your USMLE Step 2 if you're currently scoring 220-250, and 2-4 points if you're scoring above 250.
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Just took my shelf, had legit 4-5 questions straight from this. Thanks doc!
That's amazing!! Super happy to hear that!!
wow, the AV fistula explanation was gold, that was my first time it ever clicked with me.
So glad to hear that!!!!
Thank you so much for these
Can we get a review on
1. Quality control and prevention
2. Ethics and communication
Reddit has been going mad over these two topics
And there isn't much content available on these topics online as such, your vids will become goldstandard
Yes please
Ethics might be interesting 🤔 not very fun but would be definitely high yield haha I’ll add it to the list! I’m taking a vote on Twitter right now of which topics you’d like covered.
@@ActionPotentialMentoring yes please these topics!!
@@strawberryroses23 I’ve got the content on the burner. Already wrote about a dozen pages worth. Just takes some time to finalize 👍👍
@@ActionPotentialMentoring you're the best!
Thank you SO MUCH. I really appreciate your teaching style.
Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful!!
Loved your style of teaching. So helpful. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your kind words!! I love teaching🙏🙏
This is really good! Thank you.
Appreciate your kind words!! Means a lot!
this is great. thank you!
You’re welcome! Glad it was useful for you ☺️
Great😊
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting
Wouldn't HCTZ further raise the calcium level in a patient with hypercalcemia-induced nephrogenic DI?
Great video! In one of your previous videos you said you give Ibrutinib cll but in this one you said fludarabine. Is there one that is better than the other?
Both are tested options on NBME and are good options. They usually won’t be both as answer choices in the same question!
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Question 3 I was thinking leriche syndrome 😅
Leriche syndrome is still high yield tho!!
Warfarin induced skin necrosis - you said give vitamin K & heparin. Why? Other resources say protein C concentrate.
This is per NBME exams. Reverse the warfarin effects & anticoagulate further with heparin bolus bc the skin necrosis is due to transient hypercoagulability
@@ActionPotentialMentoring thank you! I had a practice question on it the other day & it wanted protein c concentrate but I don’t think vitamin K + heparin was an answer choice.
doc did you share this document by chance?
Yes absolutely. It’s in my coaching program along with 100’s more
If there is a Afib I thought if given TEE and heparin, you give heparin first
Depends on clinical scenario
How can I download the pdf ?!
Currently only my mentees in our coaching program have access to all my notes
I planned on watching another review video today, but now I am binge-watching you 😂not long, updated and straight to the point! gracias 🫀
Appreciate that!!