Divine Intervention | Ep. 37 | Risk Factors, Preventive Medicine, and Screening Guidelines

In this episode, I discuss a large majority of the most important risk factors for commonly tested NBME diseases (including OBGYN). I also discuss high yield screening guidelines and “most common causes of death”. Easy points if you know this stuff on test day. Relevant for Step 1-3 and the M3 Shelf exams.
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[@amandamusvosvi6638]

Thank you for this!
Update: USPSTF now says breast cancer screening age 40-74

[@ahmad3o]

You are the goat. Tomorrow my day 2 step 3 and you did the best review in 28:17 minutes only

[@lawyerdoctor]

Lung cancer is 50-80 years, 20 pack year hx.

[@amangoyal1999]

And current or ex smoker within last 15, low dose CT annually

[@seeker296]

Colon cancer screening starts at 45 now

[@smellypatel5272]

That's a grade B recommendation but grade A is still 50 y/o every 10 years

[@andrewmahabir589]

@@smellypatel5272 Exams still are looking to 45 but remember the 50 mark for real life.

[@amangoyal1999]

40 now lol

[@kanishkagoswami6857]

hello sir, first of all your podcasts are superb. Just a slight correction for screening of lung cancer it is age 50-80 with more than 20 pack yr smoking history and those who quit smoking with 15 yrs.

[@Darkquark-u5]

@6:12 when you say damage of the aneurysm, could be be anything? like HTN? iatrogenic? Trauma?

[@felipezacharias7765]

diameter

[@merylbraun]

“ diameter of the aenurism”

[@BruceWayne-q5h]

Has anybody written down all this info or is it available in a pdf form ?

[@yabetstesfaye796]

How can I get your videos on social sciences/ethics?

[@jacobhernandez953]

Thank you for making this hy podcast video God bless you too

[@MeditatingInMedschool]

what is he saying at 18:40 "most important prognostic factor in pations with ??? cancer is stage of the tumor"

[@oliverkuljis4765]

Thanks a lot!

[@seeker296]

Epic. Thank you

[@manarmaatook]

Couldn’t understand the word 18:09 please write it for me below 😅

[@KHALEDAHMADSAWAFTAH]

What is the most important risk factor for erectile dysfunction >>> cardiovascular disease

[@hxarsh001]

Is this for step 3?

[@uranium_enjoyerOfficial]

How did i even end up here, all i was doing is looking for ultrakill soundtrack

[@alexanderperez-sanz1779]

Amazing as always thank you

[@SuperPeacepromoter]

Breast cancer screening every 2 years age 40-74, as per April 2024 USPSTF.

[@nikithap7990]

Macrosomia for shoulder dystocia not microsomia

[@prashasti3221]

he said macrosomia.

[@Salooherz]

perhaps you need audiometry

[@Salooherz]

damn that was such a good burn ngl.

[@DrReviviscent]

😂😂​@@Salooherz

[@faithweaver4031]

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