COMPLETE Cardiology Review (for the USMLE Step 2) - 200 Questions!!!
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2023
- Enjoy this COMPLETE review of cardiology for USMLE/COMLEX Step 2! In this video, I go over 200 questions clearly for a comprehensive review of cardiac topics!! (Great for Step 1 as well, but some topics may be too advanced for second year students)
Slides (for now) at: ajmonicspdf.com/books/
you just need to know how incredible this is. everything is so insanely high yield and your presentation of it makes it both memorable and understandable. from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for everything you do
Wow, that is so touching. Thank you for taking the time to let me know.... I spent so many hours on each of these videos!
THIS IS AMAZING. As a struggling m4 trying to even just pass step 2, this was so clutch. Thank you so much for making this.
I am soooo sorry for my super delayed response!!! You are so welcome rayray!
This is so so amazing!! Thank you so much for what you do!
Thank you so much for your kind comments!
your way of conveying the medical informations make it easy and not boring very exciting , great job>> Dozens of thanks ..Keep forward
Thank you so so much!! Love positive feedback!
Thank you! Great review!🎉
So happy to hear I helped Marie!
Wonderful work! Please, please keep going and complete all systems review ASAP 😅
I plan on it!! Finishing up GI this week.
Thank you so much for all the work you put into your videos--that are incredibly helpful!
I was wondering if you could make a "COMPLETE Pulmonology Review (for the USMLE Step 2)" video?
I feel soooo bad that I never responded to you!!! I am working on it... will take some time. Let me know if you need anything
You’re awesome thank you for this! Sending my Touro mentee to you for her 3rd year 👏🏻
Thank you edgirl! (Thank you for helping to spread my channel =) The more I can help the better!)
This is amazing sir... anxiously waiting for more videos ❤
Thank you!!! I really really appreciate it!!
Great job made every thing easy to digest
So happy to hear!!!
Love your videos 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much!
I am taking Step 2 this week and I am so glad i came across your videos! I've watched a lot, but yours has been the most comprehensive and easy to understand. Life saver!! Thank you!
I feel so so bad it took so long to respond!!! You are so so welcome. I am sooo happy I was helpful!!
I hope you passed the exam
Please till me that this channel is enough to pass the exam
@@MoayidOmar happy to say I did pass the exam! Currently doing lots of interviews. Couldn’t recommend this channel enough!
@@nessad1457 congrats ! can i contact you please (i really need it)
@@nessad1457congrats bro, what was your score?
Thank you so much. Please, go ahead with all systems COMPLETE review.
That's my plan Mirley! And you are very welcome
Thank you !! Nice summary
Thank you so much!
You are great 🎉 good luck in your journey
Such kind words - thank you so much!
Yes please post other review. Exam is vert. Your videos are extremely helpful.
Thank you so much! I am so happy to be so helpful!!
one of the most amazing step 2ck review that I have ever seen. please do other system specially pulm, renal, endo soon if possible. Thank you
Thank you Eman! Working on it now...
@@AJmonics Thank you to you doctor God bless :)
Please till me that you passed the exam and this channel is enough to pass.
Great dear Sir, you are our medical treasure
Such a huge compliment; thank you!
Love it. Thank you!
You are welcome!!
Thank u so mch. I was waiting for this kind of content. I hope that u will be one of the prime source for step 2 preparation. Kindly also make video of other system too.
I am so happy to hear that I have been helpful! Definitely, working on it currently
I love these please do pulmonary soon
I am trying... working on pediatrics now
❤❤❤❤❤love the way you are teaching us.From Pakistan
Thank you so much!!!
Aj is back with awsome content....thank u so much❤❤...plz after this complete review of step 2 can u also complete the remaining step 1 complete reviews?...
Definitely Xfactor! I planned on doing that. People seem to like these complete reviews
Noticed one thing at 1-32-13 :
left sided murmur gets louder with expiration,
right sided -with inspiration
Thank you for your great work!
Hey! Not sure what you are referring to.. didn't I say that in the video?
Question 119 you are saying left sided murmurs louder with expiration and right with inspiration, but picture shows opposite time is 1-05-51
Amazing please keep going and do other modules
That is my plan hebanabil!
Thank you for your excellent videos. In slide 119 I think right side and left side would be changed. Expiration makes left side murmurs louder.
Yes, I should have added that to my correction video. Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊
You are welcome!! I am so sorry for my delayed responses!!
Q119 ( 1:05:53 ) wrong info notice. inspiration - Rt sided murmur, expiration - Lt sided murmur
Is right.
Thank you for great Q bank!!!
I really appreciate it!!
Nice!! rrr...
Very nice work
Thank you!
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WOW! That's a compliment!!
Would really love pharmacology soon❤
I hope to get there... working on IM now
@@AJmonics thank you for all you do!
I’m curious, for Q105, couldn’t it be a Turner Syndrome pt that developed aortic stenosis as a result of congenital bicuspid aortic valve? Or does her age rule that out?
You are making an amazing point - I didn't think that was as common though.. need to look into this
the murmur of aortic stenosis is heard along the 2nd intcs at right sternal border
Great work! Do pediatrics please 😀
I hope to finish pediatrics today or tomorrow
I need a little bit more time, I am sorry
Love your videos, AJ
I am so sorry for not responding!!!!!!!!! Thank you for watching. What gave it away was the location - for aortic stenosis they'd say it was in the aortic area, not the left sternal border
See image: step1.medbullets.com/cardiovascular/108013/heart-murmurs
Thankyou so much !! this was such a good review . Can you also make a quick review on Paediatrics ?
Working on pediatrics now! I hope to have it next week
Hello AJmonics I have one question from your video! For Cardiac Tamponade why is the LV preload decreased but then PCWP is increased? I thought PCWP is the same thing is L sided preload. Thank you so much and thank you for everything you do- this is the best Cardio review I have seen!!!
I just JUST JUST made a video on this two days ago!!! ruclips.net/video/XdE_XKAuUWg/видео.html
Please watch it!!! I don't take such pride in my videos, but I worked pretty hard on this one to explain these factors CLEARLY.
The basic idea is: imagine ENTIRELY squeezing your pet mouse - now he can't drink or pee because everything is squished up. Same thing is true with tamponade. EVERYTHING is squished up.
PCWP is increased because that measures PRESSURE. PRESSURE is increased. Since pressure is increased, VOLUME is decreased. That's what LV preload is - VOLUME. Please let me know if this makes sense to you.
@@AJmonics WOW!!! You are an amazing human being this literally made everything click. I am going to watch your video too now. thank you sooooo much!!!!
That was EPIC
=) Thank you!
非常感謝🙏。感恩您的付出，願上帝保佑。
I'm so excited the vocabulary is familiar.
=) Yay! Thank you
Thanks a dozen for the wonderful review . In Q 89, Is there an explanation why restrictive cardiomyopathy caused by amyloidosis was ruled out as a cause of right sided heart failure?
You are actually totally a hundred percent correct! Restrictive cardiomyopathy caused by amyloid would have a similar presentation!! I meant to add "pericardial calcifications" to the question - which is seen in constrictive pericarditis, but not in restrictive cardiomyopathy. (I hope viewers see this post, to avoid the confusion!) Thank you May!!!
God bless you
Thank you
q121 would it be valid to rule out a MI based on troponins if only 1 hour has passed? (since it elevates 4hrs later)
You are totally right, it would not be valid to rule out MI at that point
Q49 why not carotid massage in AF and hemodynamiclly stable pt ?
Carotid massage can induce afib. Better for stimulating the vagus nervous for parasympathetics, not rate control. (Sorry for delay in my response, I have been very busy and traveling)
HIGH YIELD!!!!
yup!
Do these videos cover like 90% of topics that we need to know for the step 2 ck exam?
Love the videos btw
I think so - but remember that you have to go over lots of practice questions too - because they ask questions is such sneaky ways.
Thanks bro your effort but why the options become only two
Because when students do questions, they always are stuck on two choices, all the others are silly answers. So I make it easier for you.
are written notes for your videos available???
Not yet, working on finishing the series
Can this help with step 1 ?
I am so sorry for not responding!!! I am sure it will help, but not sure it's worth it.
you're awesome, can i say more?
=) Thankyou yusra!
🙏🙏🙏🙏
=)
where is the ppt located?
I am so sorry for taking so long to respond!!! I have been putting all the slides together. If you don't see it on my website, www.AJmonics.com, let me know. Helpmerememberthat@gmail.com
Super HY stuff here
=) Thank you plutobaby. How'd you get that name?
Where is part 1
This is the only part. Other parts refer to other subjects
=) Thank you!!!
Is this only uworld based.
First aid structure, lots of uworld content (without any plagiarism), and truelearn
Thanks it really amazing
100
Hey Laiela! 100 is a good thing right?
Good video but in drive through mode
=) Thank you!
Q67 is confusing! When pt is hemodynamically unstable, sonography is the option. CT abdomen/pelvis is when pt is stable. You said slight improvement in BP…doesn’t provide a lot to work with! Detail is important.
no way these are USMLE questions they are too easy
yes, I take USMLE questions, make them only 2 choices, and cut out all the blah blah blah stuff