You are welcome fanny! Thank you for your encouragement and inspiration!! Please watch the slides at the end, they contain really high yield information for surgery
Thank you so much for all of your videos they've helped me so much. I just had a little trouble with some abbreviatons as I did not study medicine in the US; but nothing that google wouldn't help with.
love this condensed review! Weeks away from my step 2 exam ! would you be willing to make a micro one with most common antibiotics indications ? thank you so much
Thank you so much for these videos! I think you wrote transfusion reactions (heme/onc?) but seems that the content were actually transplant rejections.
Stay calm!! Shelf exams are not that important and are not so representative of what's on the board exam. But otherwise, Dr. Pestana's notes is great - the questions at the end are really helpful www.amazon.com/Dr-Pestanas-Surgery-Notes-Vignettes/dp/1506208541
Q47 Viral pericarditis causes marginal pericardial effusion, little to none, compared to purulent effusion. Thus, you would not get decreased heart sounds, but rather the familiar pericardial rub that is associated with pericarditis.
Rrrr..!!! You are totally correct. I ALWAYS make ONE mistake in these videos!!! You found the one!! Thank you so much!!! WIll put it in the video comments now!!
Love your videos! Wanted to clarify... is the most common cause of osteomyelitis in sickle cell patients pseudomonas or salmonella? Video states pseudomonas but sketchy said salmonella ;__;
I know.. I know... a number of viewers pointed this out already... I realized my mistake right after posting. let me look into adding a subtitle for that part of the video to put the correction in. Thank you so much!!
@@AJmonics Correction, overall it is still staph aureus as the most common cause of osteomyelitis in sickle cell disease. Salmonella is 2nd most common, and more likely cause of osteomyelitis in sickle cell patients compared to non sickle cell
@@BotBot1178 I literally created a slide on this topic tonight: staph aureus most common cause of "STAF-OBIC" = stands for: Septic arthritis, Toxic shock, Abscess, Folliculitisi, Osteomyelitis (even in sickle cell), Blephoritis, Infective endocarditis esp. tricuspid, Cellulitis
question 83 : most common cause of om in scd is still staph aureus. salmonella can also cause om in scd but most common one is staph aureus. psedomonas is a wrong answer.
OMGGG YOU DID ITTTT, TY SO MUCHHHH!
You are welcome fanny! Thank you for your encouragement and inspiration!! Please watch the slides at the end, they contain really high yield information for surgery
@@AJmonics I will ! Thank you so much, loveddddd this video so much, you're the real MVP
Such a compliment =)
taking it in two days binge watching and doing free 120s. You are amazing.
Thank you!!! stay tuned for ethics, coming VERY soon (like within a few hours)
Taking step 2 in 2 weeks and these videos have been lifesaving!! Thank you 🙏 please, keep on going ✨ hopefully respi next
That truly makes me so so happy to hear that I have been helpful. Thank you for telling me Mari
Mannnnn!!!!!! You are an absolute legend. love you
thanks man, these videos are perfect for listening in the car for step2
Wow, that is so great to hear! I didn't think it was possible without the video - thank you for telling me!
ur saving lives one step at a time :)
Thank you bethanyk! I hope my videos help you!
I patiently wait for the weekly episode of my fav show and AJmonics uploading another review series, every week :)
Such a compliment, wow. Thank you so much hamzatariq!
Thank you so much for all of your videos they've helped me so much. I just had a little trouble with some abbreviatons as I did not study medicine in the US; but nothing that google wouldn't help with.
Okay I am happy it worked out - where are you from?
love this condensed review! Weeks away from my step 2 exam ! would you be willing to make a micro one with most common antibiotics indications ? thank you so much
I am trying my best!!! It's hard with everything else going on, but I am trying so hard to get up to it..
Thanks a lot 😍. My exam is in 2 days and I’m here binging on your videos.
binge away!! =) and then get a nice spa jacuzzi weekend right after your exam
Your Videos are Life Saving man!!
plz upload Slides of the remaining subjects like Surgery and Renal, I'll be highly grateful
Okay I will!!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you Sooo much Sir!
Your content is absolutely GOLD!@@AJmonics
@@AJmonics just a kind reminder sir! I am waiting for the remaining slides,,i am already highly grateful for your great content😊
i really hope you complete the series in the next month. i wanna see the whole content before the exam.
Trying my best!!
cant wait for the next one, you are the best
Working on it! Not so easy to produce these so fast!!
@@AJmonics you are so right, i wish you the best
You are GOAT man 💪♥️
Great Content
End note is also legendary
Thank you!!!! I love feedback - it makes me feel like I'm doing things right. It means a lot to me
We literally need more such videos,
Okay, I am on it!
Thank you Aj monics
Your videos are amazing! Would you mind making a video on pulmonology shelf review, please?
I really am trying to get to it.. thank you so so much!!!
Thank you so much for these videos! I think you wrote transfusion reactions (heme/onc?) but seems that the content were actually transplant rejections.
thank you for the correction!!
standing ovation 👏🏽
=) Big compliment
You are the best!!
Thank you so much!! I appreciate that
New subscriber! Ty for this content, any other advice for those taking the surgery shelf in the next coming weeks?
Stay calm!! Shelf exams are not that important and are not so representative of what's on the board exam. But otherwise, Dr. Pestana's notes is great - the questions at the end are really helpful www.amazon.com/Dr-Pestanas-Surgery-Notes-Vignettes/dp/1506208541
Q47 Viral pericarditis causes marginal pericardial effusion, little to none, compared to purulent effusion. Thus, you would not get decreased heart sounds, but rather the familiar pericardial rub that is associated with pericarditis.
Q83 ceftriaxone doesn't cover pseudomonas! only one is ceftazadine (3rd gen) or the pis which are 4th gens. cefepime. Clinda does though!
Thank you so much, can u please cover ID for step 2ck next please
I have completed ID I just haven't had the time to record it. I am trying my best!
@@AJmonics Really appreciate the work you are doing!!
Thank you so much👌👌👍👍
You are welcome!!
Isn’t 18 supposed to be COLD* fluid infusion to induce therapeutic hypothermia?
Thank you for the video …isnt it salmonella the most common cause of osteomyelitis in sickle cell disease ..thanks in advance
Rrrr..!!! You are totally correct. I ALWAYS make ONE mistake in these videos!!! You found the one!! Thank you so much!!! WIll put it in the video comments now!!
Thank u! You are the best! Godbless!
Thank you so much!! So happy to hear that I was so helpful!
Awesome!!!! Can u please share slides in the form of PDF
Thank you so much 🎉
You are welcome Elizabeth!!
Hello doc. Can we ask for soft copy of this, pls? Thank you so much
I will try to do it today - if I dont please remind me!!! helpmerememberthat@gmail.com
Love your videos! Wanted to clarify... is the most common cause of osteomyelitis in sickle cell patients pseudomonas or salmonella? Video states pseudomonas but sketchy said salmonella ;__;
=) Look at my video commentary right under the video
Thank you!
You are welcome Alexis!
i think 83 is wrong - salmonella is most common cause of osteomyelitis in sickle cell disease
I know.. I know... a number of viewers pointed this out already... I realized my mistake right after posting. let me look into adding a subtitle for that part of the video to put the correction in. Thank you so much!!
@@AJmonics Correction, overall it is still staph aureus as the most common cause of osteomyelitis in sickle cell disease. Salmonella is 2nd most common, and more likely cause of osteomyelitis in sickle cell patients compared to non sickle cell
@@BotBot1178 I literally created a slide on this topic tonight: staph aureus most common cause of "STAF-OBIC" = stands for: Septic arthritis, Toxic shock, Abscess, Folliculitisi, Osteomyelitis (even in sickle cell), Blephoritis, Infective endocarditis esp. tricuspid, Cellulitis
Bro 83rd question
Uworld doesn’t mention pseudomonas
As far as i have seen🙄
Pls help
I realized that mistake right after making the video - I was corrected several times in the comments already. Woops!!
@@AJmonics i tried to find comments mentioning this,
I couldn’t
Or else I wouldn’t have commented!
Love your work
Keep it up G!
can you share pdf of this please
I cannot seem to find it - working on putting it together from scratch
👏👍✅ wonderful
=)
question 83 : most common cause of om in scd is still staph aureus. salmonella can also cause om in scd but most common one is staph aureus. psedomonas is a wrong answer.
I know.. I made a mistake - I have been told about that mistake a dozen times.. =( Sorry about that
Anyone have a pdf of these slides ?
They are at ajmonicsPDF.com
🙌🏻
Thank you docsurbs!!
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