Cardiomyopathy Review | Mnemonics And Proven Ways To Memorize for your exams!

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[@cramthepance]

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[@gillierob231]

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[@chelseapierce794]

In addition to AMY HAS you can say "AMY HAS the RIGHT to KUSS". To remember the right sided symptoms and Kussmaul sign :)

[@amirite3588]

I'm 1 week out from my PANCE and I tried REALLY hard not to cram, but here we are lol. I love your hearing your chuckle after giving us a mnemonic. We all know the despair of trying to remember all this info but the mnemonics do help, regardless of how far fetched they might seem. THANK YOU!!!!!

[@cramthepance]

Thank you and good luck on the PANCE!

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[@cramthepance]

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[@cramthepance]

Thanks so much for the feedback! So happy to hear it’s been helping!!

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[@cramthepance]

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[@tyaiellis1113]

I just want to thank you so much for the quality of information you share in your videos. Your material was the only review material I used to study for my PANRE. I didn’t have much time because of my work schedule so I listened to the lessons as I drive to and from work. I took my exam last Wednesday, Dec 18th and got my results this morning that I passed. Thank you so much for all that you do. I am truly grateful! Happy Holidays🎉

[@dominiqued760]

So helpful! As a visual learner, I like the pictures you chose and as always amazing mnemonics! The quiz is helpful too to really solidify the knowledge. Thank you for this!!

[@cramthepance]

Thank you so much! I’m so happy to hear it helps!

[@melindagallery6946]

I love all of your videos and podcasts! So many people in my class use your podcasts ALL of the time, the mnemonics and explanations are so incredibly helpful, thank you!!

[@cramthepance]

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[@JohanaCeja]

Absolutely LOVE your videos, they have been extremely helpful. You make it remember so easily. Any chance that you are making a dysrhythmia/arrhythmia video in the near future? Thanks so much again for all that you do!

[@cramthepance]

It’s definitely in the plans for the near future! Thank you!!

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I so appreciate your videos!! Incredibly helpful while I review for my upcoming didactic exam. Thank you so much for taking the time to make these!

[@cramthepance]

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[@cramthepance]

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[@sarahgranchelli2410]

Listened to this the day before the PACKRAT and got about 8 more questions correct purely because of this! These are super helpful!

[@cramthepance]

I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you so much!

[@michelle7932]

Another way I memorized S3 with systolic and S4 with diastolic was by their syllables! Systolic has 3 and diastolic has 4, I hope that helps :)

[@cramthepance]

That's an awesome way to remember it! Thanks for sharing!

[@robertl6442]

Would you be able to explain why hypertrophic cardiomyopathy has an S4 - in my mind S4 is associated with diastolic hf, whereas in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy it appears to be more of an outflow / systolic issue? Thank you so much for all of your work@@cramthepance

[@robertl6442]

Thats good. I also use the shape of the letter - S in systolic looks like it has 3 horizontal lines; D in diastolic looks like it has 4 straight lines

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[@cramthepance]

You are so welcome! Thank you!!

[@fay_harrison1831]

Thanks for this, makes note review very easy and quick. those questions at the end brilliant idea. !!

[@cramthepance]

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[@cramthepance]

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[@cramthepance]

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[@cramthepance]

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I've got OBYGN coming up in about a week. Any chance you would be able to upload videos on OBGYN/Women's health soon please? Your videos are EXTREMELY helpful in helping me understanding the material. I'd greatly appreciate it.

[@cramthepance]

I wish I could, I don't think I'd make it in time though, I'm finishing up a neuro video right now. Sorry! I will get started on that section soon though!

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[@cramthepance]

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[@cko5664]

I thought PE- (Pulmonary Edema) is mostly associated with Right-side heart failure, in your video, on min 4:02 you eluded left-side heart failure symptoms as PE? Mind clarifying, please?

[@cramthepance]

The part of the video you are referring to I state that peripheral edema is seen with right sided heart failure, not pulmonary edema which is more commonly seen in left sided heart failure. Let me know if thats what you mean, or if there is anything else I can help with. Thanks!

[@cramthepance]

Remember, pulmonary edema,= fluid in the lungs, is more commonly seen in Left sided heart failure (Left sided=Lungs), and peripheral edema (swelling in the extremities etc) is more commonly seen in right sided heart failure as the fluid is backing up into the rest of the body.

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Thank you so much for this video. The mnemonics are extremely helpful.

[@cramthepance]

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[@cramthepance]

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[@khanyilebaloyi4941]

Good day and thanks for the videos. very informative. Does hypertensio cause Ventricular hypertrophy that leads to restrictive cardiomyopathy? Regards

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Do you do a complete series for cardiology for purchase or are these videos cover cardiology in it’s entirety? Thank you so much

[@cramthepance]

These are the only videos I have at this time. Definitely plan on making more in the near future though! Thank you!!