USMLE STEP 1 HIGH YIELD GASTROINTESTINAL PATHOLOGY | GI PART 1

[@kanishkam6020]

amazing recall!

[@medstudentsuccess]

So happy you found it helpful!

[@MatthewKGarr]

Great vid. I think at 4:20 it would be sialoadenitis and not lithiasis specifically.

[@medstudentsuccess]

Sialolithiasis (salivary gland stones) can cause sialadenitis, described by signs of inflammation such as fever, pain and swelling!

[@adubimpong4095]

Thanks and very insightful

[@medstudentsuccess]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Sam_1964]

Outstanding presentation

[@suelen9993]

REALLY GREAT!!!

[@medstudentsuccess]

Thank you for watching!

[@ArvindRajan]

8:04 Why would bright red blood in stool be present with esophageal varices

[@medstudentsuccess]

Good question, it more commonly presents with darker stool (melena) and vomiting blood but such patients can also have hemorrhoids which presents with bright red blood in the stool

[@rikinshah2530]

Any Upper GI Bleed can present as bright red blood in stool If the bleed is large/fast enough.

[@mohsinchaudhary6653]

Really high yield❤

[@medstudentsuccess]

Thank you Mohsin 😊