A Comprehensive Guide to USMLE Resources

Welcome to the Third Episode of A Thinking Person's Guide to USMLE Prep. Today we'll delve deep into the resources and tools available to study for the USMLE.
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[@footballgeek1931]

Awesome Video Santiago... once again
The best channel out there for students who are preparing for USMLE.

[@168p.rohith9]

I was literally waiting for this video since your last video ! Thanks Santiago ♥️

[@PhuongHna0902]

awesome, i will try your study method. thanks bro

[@fabehaali5509]

Ty.Great video, really helpful!!

[@jackob423]

thankyou so much Santiago for these accurate details

[@NusratJahan-zk1bt]

It was a great video. Thank you so much.

[@joegeo5]

17:01
So I completely agree that doing flashcards on every subject is unnecessary. We - as medical students - tend to *over*study because we are risk averse. However, sometimes it is really hard to identify which exact subjects we struggle with, so we end up doing all the cards "just to be safe." If there was a reliable way for us to figure out which subjects we struggle with, I think that could go a long way towards us being more efficient with our studying.

[@TheDoctorsLounge8]

There is. Do questions and usually those you get wrong or guesss are the topics you struggle with.
What you should do is read the explanations thoroughly and maybe watch a video then make flashcards based on those weak topics.

[@sumeetsingh6632]

thank you i was so cnfused before

[@rajpaul5381]

Top notch....

[@zacbrown4941]

Wow, absolutely no time wasted! Thanks bro

[@dugartemd]

Amazing! Una pregunta, como resumes en aki los cuadros que aparecen en amboss? Gracias!

[@dasepeca9943]

Hi Santi¡ I have a question. Can you make a video of how start studying for USMLE? I mean, for expample, for microbiology, I started studying Gram + and Gram- and then i made some question about this topic. Then i studied Spirochaete... The order of how you study¡
Thanks for the video

[@randadaghbouche5776]

Hello again Sandiago, first thank you so much for your efforts with every video that you made, it’s so helpful for all
Of us .
Please I have question, I don’t understand something when the time will come for me to pass the exam USMLE, i want to know should I go a month before the exam , 2 our 3 months ?

[@robertb.6649]

So thorough, loved it

[@mohammadjihad569]

Hi sergio, have you made custom flashcard decks with minimal and high yield cards? I would be glad to pay for that

[@mikejank5106]

Thank you so much!

[@ce_borgesian]

Increíble el vídeo me ha encantado, podrías recomendarme algún podcast de medicina en youtube?

[@abdulm8899]

Amazing Santiago thanks

[@iyadtttt4375]

I'm starting med school and I have a lot of free time before starting and I find that I enjoy learning medical stuff so can you recommend me an easy source ( book,channel, website) to study about general topics (like a&p or biochem or pharma)

[@diegojimenezroyg8419]

Thank you very much Santiago It was awesome. Are you going to go deeper in the adaptation part of the prep?

[@thenewblog]

What other qbancs would you recommend for the beginning stages ?

[@randadaghbouche5776]

Thank you so much Sandiago

[@luongtran9734]

Hey my dear Santiago, I'm a med students from VietNam. I wonder if could you recommend me some other teaching books stuff? Thank you and much appreciated

[@rafaelsanchez3232]

Disculpa Santi, consideras que puedo iniciar con pathoma antes de ver los videos de BnB? O es mas complicado entender la patología?

[@giroskai598]

BnB Es bueno si se tienen bases muy flojas para entender conceptos complejos de manera rápida. Pathoma es un recurso demasiado bueno para patología porque lo explica todo de una manera muy intuitiva. Puedes usar ambos o BnB solo para cubrir todo excepto el area de patología.

[@thechad7098]

I love u bro🙏

[@dr.hanaat2811]

which topics of pathoma are highly recommended and should I watch them ??
fyi I did not take step 1

[@luongtran9734]

hey could you recommend some Pediatrics teaching books? Thank you 😍

[@abdullahbenmahmoud4705]

The best youtuber ever 💪💪💪

[@mahimagoel4277]

Can you do a study vlog to learn pathology please

[@hritvikjain__3594]

Good stuff

[@journeyofsaul9487]

💯💯💯💯

[@linaarias1768]

❤️❤️

[@jorgeacosta9915]

Does somebody know if i can get 225 on step 1 only with Qbanks?

[@linaarias1768]

I got a 245 by doing pretty much qbanks all day long

[@vigneshs9056]

@@linaarias1768 what resources u studied and did only qbank for entire prep…