MSK Upper Extremity Review | Mnemonics And Proven Ways To Memorize For Your Exams!

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[@cramthepance]

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[@carlilavery2708]

PLEASE make a video on spinal injuries/ spine MSK and more cardio/pulm! Your videos are getting me through my clinical year. Thanks to you I did well on my packrat!

[@yailinreyes7929]

Multiple times trying to memorize these topics, and only after this video did it become clear and straightforward to my mind. Much appreciated it, especially now that I'll take the PANCE next week. Thank you. so much! God bless you!

[@cramthepance]

Thank you so much and good luck on the PANCE!!!

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[@cramthepance]

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[@cramthepance]

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[@cramthepance]

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[@kayleeramsey1084]

Studying for my PANCE and these are so helpful! Thank you for taking the time to help students learn and presenting the material in ways that are succinct and easily digestible. I use so many of your tricks and mnemonics for practice questions and I feel I remember so much better this way. You rock!

[@cramthepance]

Thank you so much! Good luck on your PANCE!!

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I have to tell you that my entire cohort loves your videos. We are in our EENT unit currently and we are all scrambling to try and find someone as helpful as you. :) We love love love your videos! Thank you for all your help.

[@cramthepance]

No problem! Thank you so much for all of your really nice comments!!

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[@cramthepance]

Thank you so much! I hope all went well with the PANCE!!

[@BrianaKozak]

Hello! This was very helpful! I am not sure I am missing something, but did you make a video related to spine issues? I especially have trouble identifying where the injury occurred when they describe the physical exam portion in the question, and we have to say "L5, S1". Etc.

[@areebaqamar2172]

Thank you soooo much.I have been avoiding this topic for so long but your video made it super easy.

[@andyling1049]

I'm learning ortho right now and this is WAY better than what I'm learning in school so thank you so much for this!

[@cramthepance]

No problem! Thank you so much!

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I know in a lot of podcasts and videos you say to suggest what your next videos should be on, I would love videos on Headaches, Comas, Dementias, Demyelinating disorders, brain tumors. Just more near sections would be fabulous! You rock thank you for these videos they help a TON!

[@cramthepance]

Thank you so much! Those are great suggestions and definitely something I will work on in the near future!

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Your videos are so amazing and helpful, Sir! It would be very benevolent and chivalrous of you if could make videos like this of every organ system!!! God bless you!!

[@cramthepance]

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You create such helpful content! Would you consider doing an Infectious Disease blueprint review video? Thanks again for all you do!

[@cramthepance]

Thank you so much! That's definitely in the plans for the near future.

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Hill Sachs- I always thought of a hill (the humerus head) being sacked (destroyed). Helped me a lot.

[@cramthepance]

That’s a really good one!

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Great lesson! So much important and perfectly presented information. Thank you so much ☺️

[@cramthepance]

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[@cramthepance]

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I don’t think you were wrong about your explanation for shoulder capsulitis. The glucose molecules can attach to the collagen and make it “sticky.”

[@cramthepance]

Haha I'm glad to hear there was some science behind my way of memorizing it. Thanks!

[@gilaneshaker5955]

Hello! I really appreciate all your efforts and videos. Can you please make a video for back injuries, RA, gout, and the rest of the MSK blueprint? Thanks!

[@cramthepance]

Working on the Rheumatology section right now, should have a video out soon. Thanks!

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@@cramthepance very helpful videos! can you please do back injuries?

[@amandanicv1]

Thank you so much! Great video!

[@cramthepance]

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[@davidleventer2727]

Liked and shared! Will you be making a 50Q high yield review for MSK?

[@cramthepance]

Thank you so much! Definitely, just have to finish up rheumatology first then I’ll get started on it.

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Can you please do some high yield for other systems? Like psy, women health, pediatric. I know it is a small percentage but would want to know what is more important. Thanks

[@cramthepance]

Definitely in the plans for the future! My goal is to cover every system, may take a long time, but that's the ultimate goal.

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Thank you so so so so so much for this

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This was awesome. Thanks so much for posting

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Outstanding presentation

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V nice. Such an amazing review 👍

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Can you make a high yield rheumatologic disorders video ??

[@cramthepance]

I'm actually working on it right now. Hope to have it out soon. Thank you!

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Does anyone know how to get the transcripts for the videos?

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[@jt3013]

Isn't avascular necrosis more likely to occur in the scaphoid?

[@cramthepance]

Both the Lunate and Scaphoid carry the risk of avascular necrosis. As far as which carpal bone it is more common in, I couldnt say with a matter of certainly although I did find this study from 2017 citing the Lunate as the most common: "Avascular necrosis (AVN) of the bones of the wrist most commonly involves the lunate followed by the proximal pole of the scaphoid and the capitate." Volume 2017 | Article ID 6936013 | doi.org/10.1155/2017/6936013.

[@jt3013]

@@cramthepance thanks for taking the time to look up and respond! I saw the same study right after the video lol - you are awesome either way and you’re videos/podcasts are immensely helpful. My PANCE is this coming Wednesday- wish me luck!

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