Divine Intervention Episode 21-Comprehensive Peds 3rd Year Shelf Review

[@brentwoodland5035]

Amazingly helpful! Thanks so much. Just a quick note at 58:58; you could use propranolol for peri-orbital infantile hemangiomas to prevent vision loss (amblyopia). UWorld question i.d. 4404

[@ApurvaPopat]

Thanks a lot divine, this was wonderful . Sending you all wishes.

[@TiresAreForCars]

These are the absoulte best for shelf exam

[@reunetsandy5912]

This was super comprehensive! Thank you so much!!

[@rubadaoud1185]

if your audio doesn't work on your Mac.. Just go to your settings => accessibility => audio => turn off the "Play stereo audio as mono " and it works perfectly

[@desireedrummond9975]

You are God sent!! Thank you so much i was struggling lol

[@rachaeloyinloye6605]

@@desireedrummond9975 Ariana😂

[@josephmohrbacher7640]

For anyone else having audio issues, try this: Pair Bluetooth earbuds, but ONLY ONE earbud (not both). You should then be able to hear the audio Annoying, but it was the only thing i've tried so far that has worked

[@Pito2345]

What a legend. No other way to put it. Btw , I think newer guidelines now show that use of doxycycline in children is ok for lime disease

[@ravisinha6776]

Ewing Sarcoma - if anyone remembers basketball from the 90s with Patrick Ewing - his Jersey number was 33. So 11+22 = 33. Therefore, Ewings Sarcoma is a t ( 11,22) translocation.

[@personanongrata6249]

Kids think people from 11 to 22 are Ew.

[@alyssawohlfahrt]

i’m 😊😊pppppppppp😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@alyssawohlfahrt]

😊

[@alyssawohlfahrt]

i’m so

[@alyssawohlfahrt]

😊😊😊

[@Donferish]

No word could thank you enough

[@sunillionaire5651]

incredible review. thank you so much for your work!

[@JacksonReynolds]

Fantastic review. Thanks!

[@JaiHorsey-f4s]

The goat!

[@sammedcode2241]

1:17:30 Kleihauer Betke test - detects fetal hemoglobin in maternal blood.

[@gv5902]

I got it! Thank you. You are the best

[@rogernadal94]

how do u manage to teach for that long non stop ? its a very difficult thing to do and u make it look easy

[@sawuelreyes]

he is good himself

[@Lifeabetterlife31]

that's dedication and resilience. Hard to acquire without sacrifices.

[@hobo603]

You're a legend

[@christinejohansen5133]

thanks queen!!!!

[@danivasquez2441]

Turn off the mono on your audio settings to fix the audio issues!

[@Eric-kw5vo]

the test at 1:17.51 is actually the apt downey test fyi

[@lalamochi6487]

Thank you so much !

[@kajalpatel2608]

Your work is inspiring!!!!Thank you so much for all the effort!

[@colamember9048]

Great Work👍🏾

[@adelaliakbar5613]

what a great work , thanks a lot , one question , this patient has PDA, since S1 is faint because of no pulmonary component , so why holosystolic murmur at LLSB which indicates VSD and not machinary murmur at upper left sternal border ?

[@adelaliakbar5613]

Iam referring to tricuspid atresia case.

[@berniegodoy9374]

1:31:50 they will have high levels of immunoreactive trypsinogen in serum, not low

[@bryannicolalde299]

Low levels but in feces

[@emh9850]

u complete me

[@marcsleiman5852]

For 1:27:30 I thought that posterior urethral valves were exclusively seen in males?

[@w4laa]

he said "newborn", he didn't specify if it was male or female - and yeah it's males only

[@vg9576]

Can you enable or add English subtitles to this video.

[@bandoos4467]

He’s speaking English

[@shakie8981]

lolololol

[@lousy7580]

Still's has nightly fever, not fever multiple times a day

[@berhanulijalem6037]

please any help ...is third year shelf usmle CK ?

[@michaelrosen6431]

where can we find the pdf for the shelf review?

[@ricardotorres8114]

excellent

[@tripthisugumar5555]

Hi there, happened to tumble upon your resources. This is the first video ive attempted to watch - but no luck with sound. This is on my windows 10 computer. Any suggestions as to how this can be fixed? I checked the obgyn video as well - same problem. Thank you.

[@livebungusreaction]

same problem

[@aayatsheikh7747]

Is this video worth it for step 2ck?

[@user-vh5hy4mo1j]

awesome!

[@gv5902]

Divine, for some reason the volume is muted . Help! Thank you

[@Thewiz729kdojdj]

26:18, the most common cause of osteomyelitis in sickle cell is actually staph aureus, not salmonella

[@doctorshlomo4113]

I think he is just pointing out the high yield associations. its staph aureus pretty much no matter what.

[@Sveccha93]

But in the USA, staph aureus only accounts for about 1/4th of osteomyelitis cases in SCD patients, with far more caused by salmonella and e coli among others.

[@Dr.Aayushi]

I confirmed the difference: The most common cause of osteomyelitis in patients with 'sickle cell disease' is Salmonella species. While Staphylococcus aureus is the most common cause of osteomyelitis in the 'general population', Salmonella is particularly prevalent in individuals with sickle cell disease.

[@NickzAndMikz]

The audio out of phase in this video and it's impossible to listen to on some mono devices.

[@chipyface]

How do we fix it

[@NickzAndMikz]

@@chipyface invert phase of one channel

[@chipyface]

@@NickzAndMikz what does that mean

[@NickzAndMikz]

@@chipyface I can't explain in a youtube comment. Look up polarity and phase

[@chipyface]

@@NickzAndMikz I figured it out

[@Beastmd]

King

[@samia9563]

i cant find the pdf associated with the video did they take it off?

[@NS-yt1vy]

The audio does not work at all for some reason

[@divineinterventionpodcasts]

Works great on my computer.

[@NS-yt1vy]

@@divineinterventionpodcasts Thank you for responding. I have tried watching all your videos but the audio just does not work. The video plays, however the audio does not come through. I have no problem watching other youtube videos except yours.

[@tylerfuller866]

Same thing happens here. It doesn’t work on my phone, works fine on the computer.

[@sagarhansraj]

Doesn't work on phone. Works on computer though. Anybody has any solutions?

[@theitdocchannel540]

When used iPhone it does not work. Now I am using samsong I can hear it great. So it is iPhone the problem

[@amangoyal1999]

Is there no audio?

[@ReGenMed83]

Rigid scope for kids I thought and flexible for adults.

[@spiridonvonortas9237]

I've got rigid for taking things out if you know where they are, flexible if you need to explore and find the object

[@JABDUDE]

Anyone else having audio problems with this?

[@amangoyal1999]

Yeah zero audio

[@jasminesu5497]

what did I do to deserve you

[@ghasaqkareem]

27:00 Review slides

[@w4laa]

1:31:47 huh? they'll have high levels of serum trypsinogen

[@Dr.Aayushi]

You're right. Generally, "newborns" with CF have elevated immunoreactive trypsinogen (IRT) levels due to the blockage of pancreatic ducts. However, in "older patients" with advanced CF or significant pancreatic damage, trypsinogen levels can be low.

[@98kene]

turn off mono audio

[@faithweaver4031]

like

[@bobsagget823]

the audio is so fucked up

[@jacksonwade6882]

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