Highest Yield "Curve Breaking" Internal Medicine USMLE Step 2 CK and Shelf Questions - Dr. Price

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Just took my shelf, had legit 4-5 questions straight from this. Thanks doc!

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Thank you so much for these Can we get a review on 1. Quality control and prevention 2. Ethics and communication Reddit has been going mad over these two topics And there isn't much content available on these topics online as such, your vids will become goldstandard

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[@lacikins]

Completed Internal Med COMAT this week, all the topics you reviewed were directly relevant to exam content. Thank you!

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[@STORYLINETEN]

Loved your style of teaching. So helpful. Thank you!

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[@LunarGlow92]

wow, the AV fistula explanation was gold, that was my first time it ever clicked with me.

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[@kimberlytran286]

Thank you SO MUCH. I really appreciate your teaching style.

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Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful!!

[@Kaylaicedlatte]

Warfarin induced skin necrosis - you said give vitamin K & heparin. Why? Other resources say protein C concentrate.

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This is per NBME exams. Reverse the warfarin effects & anticoagulate further with heparin bolus bc the skin necrosis is due to transient hypercoagulability

[@Kaylaicedlatte]

@@ActionPotentialMentoring thank you! I had a practice question on it the other day & it wanted protein c concentrate but I don’t think vitamin K + heparin was an answer choice.

[@foodiesworldUSA]

@@ActionPotentialMentoringDr. I’m just slightly check nfused in the thyroid nodule part. So per the first flow chart if TSH is high then we do MRI so I’m not sure when we do FNA when it says TSH is high?

[@kapkanu4385]

@@foodiesworldUSA..you do MRI to r/o a pituitary adenoma (secondary hyperthyroidism) but FNA will r/o inflammation conditions like Hashimoto’s (primary hypothyroidism) etc.

[@sandrawanemi8801]

This is really good! Thank you.

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[@ahabalnemri3627]

Wouldn't HCTZ further raise the calcium level in a patient with hypercalcemia-induced nephrogenic DI?

[@alphaspartan]

came here to say this. based on his explanation, it would further increase Ca+ and therefore if the cause was hypercalcemia you'd start with indomethacin and treat the hyperparathyroidism to reduce the calcium and therefore stop the nephrogenic DI.

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[@aldanagarcia3544]

this is great. thank you!

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[@MustafaTahir-c8u]

Thanks Dr!

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[@Limitlessness1234]

Hey dear doctor it would be very helpful if u do system by system review for step 2 ck 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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[@caliloulou]

Is there a package for just the docs in the videos, or we have to buy the whole package? thank you!

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Great😊

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[@mg6038]

Great video! In one of your previous videos you said you give Ibrutinib cll but in this one you said fludarabine. Is there one that is better than the other?

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Both are tested options on NBME and are good options. They usually won’t be both as answer choices in the same question!

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@@ActionPotentialMentoring…or if both are present, then it’s probably not CLL..choose a different answer😊

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[@scanella100]

doc did you share this document by chance?

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[@truthteller2711]

Question 3 I was thinking leriche syndrome 😅

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Leriche syndrome is still high yield tho!!

[@kamallnaeem4995]

How can I download the pdf ?!

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Currently only my mentees in our coaching program have access to all my notes

[@kingfaveryder977]

If there is a Afib I thought if given TEE and heparin, you give heparin first

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Depends on clinical scenario

[@kapkanu4385]

If it’s >48hrs, TEE is indicated b4 anticoagulation.

[@promiseyoullstay]

I planned on watching another review video today, but now I am binge-watching you 😂not long, updated and straight to the point! gracias 🫀

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