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This is a longer-form PowerPoint on atherosclerosis + cardiomyopathies for USMLE for those who want more Medicine-101-level review. Contrasts with my shorter MCQ clips.
PowerPoint – Atherosclerosis + Cardiomyopathies See Full Post
This is a longer-form PowerPoint on HY vascular DDx for USMLE for those who want more Medicine-101-level review. Contrasts with my shorter MCQ clips.
PowerPoint – HY ECGs for USMLE See Full Post
This is a longer-form PowerPoint on HY vascular DDx for USMLE for those who want more Medicine-101-level review. Contrasts with my shorter MCQ clips.
PowerPoint – Carotid stenosis + HY conditions See Full Post
This is a longer-form PowerPoint on murmurs for USMLE for those who want more Medicine-101-level review. Contrasts with my shorter MCQ clips.
PowerPoint – HY Murmurs Part II See Full Post
This is a longer-form PowerPoint on murmurs for USMLE for those who want more Medicine-101-level review. Contrasts with my shorter MCQ clips.
PowerPoint – HY Murmurs Part I See Full Post
A 74-year-old woman is brought to hospital after being found by the bottom of the stairs by her husband. On examination she demonstrates mild confusion. She reports left hip pain. …
HY USMLE Q #935 – Shock See Full Post
This is a longer-form PowerPoint on pitting vs non-pitting edema for those who want more Medicine-101-level review. Contrasts with my shorter MCQ clips.
PowerPoint – Pitting vs non-pitting edema See Full Post
This is a longer-form PowerPoint on left heart failure, right heart failure, and cor pulmonale for those who want more Medicine-101-level review. Contrasts with my shorter MCQ clips.
PowerPoint – Left heart failure, Right heart failure, cor pulmonale See Full Post
A 71-year-old woman is admitted to hospital following a fall. She undergoes replacement of her right hip. 24 hours after surgery, temperature is 100F, HR 110, RR 20, BP 80/50. …
HY USMLE Q #928 – Cardiovascular See Full Post
A 64-year-old man comes to the physician for a follow-up appointment. Vitals are normal. Physical examination shows crackles in both lung fields. There is jugular venous distention and peripheral edema. …
HY USMLE Q #921 – Cardio / Renal See Full Post