Highest Yield Heme/Onc for USMLE Step 2CK and IM Shelf Exam - Action Potential Mentoring - Dr. Price

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

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[@kendrick153]

Dig this niche you're carving out for yourself. Divine and Emma cover the basics/foundation, but your reviews get into that next level detail that's so key to score well.

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

Appreciate the support my friend. Highest yield only :) please feel free to share with friends

[@heybridgeey]

These videos are insanely helpful…thank you SO much for sharing this with us studying for step/level 2 right now!

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

I’m so happy to hear that!! Will be dropping more soon :) please share the channel with your friends to spread the word! Trying to get the knowledge out there to break the curve this year 💪

[@ananananana627]

These are the best!

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

Thanks for your feedback!!! Hope to create more for you to enjoy :)

[@tejbirmonga]

I recently saw a question on thrombocytosis in a patient with no apparent cause except for post trauma abdominal surgery. Patient had elevated Platelets and question asked what is the reason for persistent increase in his platelets. the increment was 10k only. answer was history of abdominal surgery with splenectomy. spleen holds a reservoir of Rbc's and platelets. and post splenectomy patients can have transient thrombocytosis with numbers going unto 1,000,000 but eventually come down. but in a few patients it can stay elevated as platelets are also acute phase reactants. thank you so much for your videos. they have been crazy helpful in my journey for step 2 review.

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

So glad to hear they’ve been useful! Keep up the hard work 💪

[@sidmahajan6]

Super helpful review thanks a lot Dr. Price 🙌

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

So glad you felt it was beneficial bro. More coming soon🔥🔥

[@taylormalchow8083]

These have been amazing! What are the chances you will do a renal review?

[@taylormalchow8083]

or highest yield renal I mean to say

[@heybridgeey]

Would also love this!!

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

I will likely be putting one together!! Have tons of renal reviews on our members website already but I will try to record one for everyone on KZbin at some point (residency schedule permitting) haha I am working on one for highest yield integrations & associations right now :)

[@Dr.Aayushi]

I'm curious, what's the meaning of TQ? Supremely helpful review, btw. Thank you Dr. Price!

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

TQ = Test Question. Super glad it was helpful!!

[@veneethantony1751]

Hey just one correction I see. For CML I think the platelet level should be low not high. I see that in First Aid step 2, and NBME questions. Your videos have been super helpful thank you so much for these amazing videos!

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

The platelet level can vary depending on the severity and disease course. I’ve seen it tested both ways.

[@kosianyabolu3065]

This is super helpful. Thanks a lot . please, is there a link to download the review document/is the doc available for download?

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

All of my docs are available within our coaching program as an ancillary resource. Feel free to check out our website if you want

[@kosianyabolu3065]

@@ActionPotentialMentoring thanks a lot for the info... Great work!

[@sarahkhan8776]

Hi Dr. Price, I have a question if some was treated with oral Vanco for C. diff but still the stool antigen is positive what will you do?

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

Some people treat with fidaxomicin if still symptomatic

[@StarterPackMedicine]

@5:30 Would you order Ionized Ca before PTH if it was an option ?

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

Yea that’s not unreasonable. I order ionized calcium quite frequently in the hospital but honestly rarely order PTH

[@alexanderperez-sanz1779]

Killler

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

Hahaha thanks boss

[@12393813]

Hey, can we give Bisphosphonates when Cr is high? @4:50 mins

[@ActionPotentialMentoring]

Generally, If CrCl < 30, gotta be careful.