25 High Yield Facts for USMLE Step 1/COMLEX Level 1: GI, Respiratory-Anatomy and Embryology

EDIT: On Fact 3, Cranial Nerve IX is associated with the 3rd brachial arch, NOT CN XI!
EDIT: PDA Node supplies the AV node and it can be left or right dominant.
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[@Itried20takennames]

A great “day before the exam” extra point refresher. Thanks.

[@NS-yt1vy]

AV node is supplied by PDA, and PDA depends on if its R or L dominant. Keep up the videos! Thank you!

[@amandarahman3424]

I listened to your videos on my way to my shelf exams and you have definitely gotten me some free points, thanks!

[@VampireDiariesBiebs]

please please make more of these system wise high yeild videos! you do a brilliant job explaining! things that id just rote learned before are actually making SENSE now!

[@DrRoviso]

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[@javiermartinez2852]

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[@MzChosenByGrace]

Oh my goodness.... feel free to keep sharing this videos! You are awesome man! Thank you. If you haven’t taken your Step 1, I hope you beast mode it! 💪🏾

[@DrRoviso]

Thank you so much! I took it a few years back 😅. If you have any specific topics or sections you would like reviewed in future videos please let me know! Best of luck to you and thanks again!

[@MzChosenByGrace]

I loved that you were looking though the 2020 FA, so honestly ANYTHING you do from that would be helpful. I know i am new and still looking through your material, but doing a 25 high yield facts for each system AND some for the basic sciences would be awesome. These types of videos are the ones I would listen to before taking a practice NBME exam. It does a great job of jogging my memory... or highlighting things that I didn’t learn as deep as I needed. Either way, great material!

[@VampireDiariesBiebs]

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[@lorenzosanchez8811]

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[@Lord-ce2kv]

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[@DrRoviso]

Wishing you all the best and good luck!!

[@DrRoviso]

Wishing you all the best and good luck!!

[@Mariamhamwi]

Were the videos helpful

[@Lord-ce2kv]

@@Mariamhamwi Yes

[@reginalrodrigue7474]

Thanks for all topics

[@Polly4364]

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[@VampireDiariesBiebs]

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[@loliwemoyo5680]

Thanx a million.

[@drinaciofernandes]

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[@shoghimd2042]

Thanks again for the content. I have a question though in #15 did you mean the Inferior and superior thyroid arteries or the inferior and superior laryngeal arteries?

[@kendalljohnson9172]

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[@JOHNNIEUSA]

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[@footballsgreatest2645]

Great video. One minor correction though. If I'm not mistaken the Extraembryonic Mesoderm is derived from the epiblasts too.

[@borkboi3147]

Thanks 😊

[@C5A1]

Your Fact 3 note on PA3 says CN XI instead of IX.

[@Be1smaht]

Peyers patches also associated with Volvulus

[@abhishekchatterjee7184]

Good.

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[@Be1smaht]

Type 2 are increased in ARDS