High Yield Neurology Review for Step 2 CK & Shelf Exam
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This video is targeted for 3rd year medical students preparing for their shelf exams or Step 2 CK. It is with my intention to help you review the big topics covered in Neurology in 35 minutes to help you as an overview before your internal medicine shelf exam studying or as a final quick review the night before your exam! If you can easily know these concepts then you should be in good shape.
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Great Brown Sequard explanation, just remember, the contralateral disfunction( pain and temperature) is 2 to 3 levels below the injured site, the ipsilateral part is exactly at the same level.
This was very helpful for my Neurology rotation exam tomorrow! Great revision :)
Watched all your vids multiple times on my commute. Great high yield review for shelf/CK. Subscribed & shared. Thanks for creating and sharing!
Elizabeth thanks so much for listening glad you have found it helpful! All the best
Using this video to help cram for my shelf exam today. Your videos are awesome. One thing - IIRC, the "Best you can do" for stroke after 3h (or 4.5 if they don't have a certain laundry list of risk factors including T2DM for tPA) is thrombectomy within 24h for large vessel occlusion and NIHSS > 6
23:50 CPT Brown Sequard (so like contralateral pain and temp, everything else is ipsilateral.)
Absolutely love your videos, helped me with my clinical years and exams.
Nice job. Listened to this right before my neuro shelf, keep up in the good work.
Thanks for commenting and I'm glad it was helpful, all the best with your neuro shelf!
Love your videos. If I do decently on step 2 next week it's at least 25% because of your videos.
Thanks for your video! To your point about doing an echo as part of the stroke work-up, my understanding is that a TTE is done to look for a PFO which would allow for a paroxysmal embolus and would therefore give us a potential etiology for the stroke.
freaking sweet man. take step 3 in 1 week. feel more confident with neuro now. thanks.
Thank you very much for making this - really clear and helpful!
no problem!
Fantastic!! Your videos are sooo helpful!! Thanks very much
Awesome video, thank you! Just one point I'd like to correct, medications aren't really used in management of BPPV. Rather, it is the particle repositioning maneuvers (e.g. Epley) that are the mainstay of treatment :)
Agreed. The meclizine is for symptomatic control, which can help patients tolerate Epley maneuver / vestibular PT.
Thank you for doing this! My CK is next week and if you can do all IM videos that would be sooooooo helpful, especially cardio, heme, ID, GI, resp. I appreciate it!
Zero Zero hope it helped on your exam!
What a wonderful vid, very quick revision looking forward for others topics plz lets see more videos from you. You Åre a true saviour
ABDULLAHI A. ABDIRASHID thank you for your comment and yes I hope to add more videos soon!
You are amazing.
Just a quick correction, we no longer perform the Edrophonium test for MG because of its false positives and we just perform the Antibody tests
if only shelf and step exams were as up to date as you are
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It still is tested on step
Love that you included pictures. It makes it a lot easier to remember. I also love that you worded it in a question and answer format so on second viewing I played it like a quiz.
Edit: one thing though, Graves is diagnosed by checking for serum antibodies against the acetylcholine receptors at the NMJ, not with the edrophonium(tensilon) test
Were you meant to say myasthenia gravis?
I wish whoever else was listening to this would mute their mic, the echo effect on it is killing me with headphones on :(
Lolol I think it was a tutoring session
Love your stuff man! You and Emma Holliday.
Great video!!
Correct me if I’m wrong, but;
Xanthochromia Is yellow fluid indicating there is bilirubin present.
RBC in the CSF would indicate HSV meningitis.
love all your vids great stuff
Great effort bro, thanks!
I am a person that had an aneurysm rupture back in March 2022 when it happened I had no simtem whatsoever I just collapsed lucky for me my wife was near by it happened at the back of the head ,I have now fully recovered I find your video very interesting I'm trying to find out all I can to do with the brain. I have found since my medical problem occurred now the brain has become interesting to me
Standardized testing now seems to prefer hypertonic saline for ICP instead of mannitol due to some emerging research showing improved safety and efficacy. Thanks for the great video!
This guidance probably changed since this video was posted, so this comment is for my fellow struggle bus neuro studiers!
Hypertonic is also preferred to mannitol in cases of increased ICP AND hypotension, since the diuretic effects can lead to fluid shifts
Amazing job!thank you SOOOO much!
This is my favorite of all of your videos, because Goljan cuts off part of Neurology, Emma Holliday never gets to it, and Boards and Beyond requires a subscription/is much longer. Thanks a lot for this!!
Thank you very much, very helpful tips
Glad I could help!
From the time this video was posted they changed the alteplas window to 3-4.5 hours
Thank you bro. I include you in my prayers at night. fr.
Thank you so much for this video!!
A. S. No problem haha
Great vids! Have u thought about doing one for biostats and ethics?
Awesome video, thank you so much for this and all of your other videos! At 22:04, the caption says 'Arnold Chiari Malformation Type 2' and you mention that Syringomyelia is associated. I didn't know if you were talking about Chiari malformations in general or specifically type 2, but I just wanted to add that Syringomyelia is more commonly associated with Type 1 Chiari malformations as opposed to Type 2.
Jerrin Bawa yes that's correct syringomyelia is more associated with type 1
Thank you for your videos Very Helpful
Incredible, thank you
You did a great job
you are amazing thank u so much
thanks so much man!
You are amazing, thanks
Ur RX lectures helped me so much in pre clinicals my dude
Thank you so much!
"L I can't remember" hahaha dude there's always one part in every video that makes me laugh out loud
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Thanks again and thanks again
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That intro was HEAT
The highest of yields bruh. Thank you for your time and effort.
Ashu Agarwal thanks and no problem glad it was helpful
Thank you so much!!!!
Thank you!!!
Excellent 👍🏻
really good!!!
Anna thank you!
the info is great and everything but can you drop your skin care routine?
Can you clarify MCA vs. ACA. You earlier said that MCA supplies lower extremity, but when you mention L MCA stroke, you stated that it affects the upper extremity. Thanks :)
Hi generally it should follow the homonculus distribution. ACA is medial and will be lower extremity predominant vs MCA which is lateral and will be more upper extremity predominant
Hey can you allow the download option for this video! Thanks
Amazing
I don't know her, but am really starting to hate the lady saying "yeah" after every half sentence in the background.
Do you believe that i have been listening to your videos more than 100 times
xanthochromia is not RBCs in the tap, it is yellow fluid in the CSF due to bilirubin breakdown from hemoglobin. This however is not always present so you may actually have high RBCs in the tap with normal other CSF values (normal glucose, protein, WBC)
Is neurofibromatosid high yield?
elevated ICP Tx = mannitol or Hypertonic saline
I don't get the hyperventilation part. Can someone explain why hyperventilation lowers the ICP? i don't get the logic stated in the video
Remember co2 is a cerebral vasodilator .
So hyperventilation = decreased co2 = vasoconstriction = decreased ICP (hope it helps)
Thx
“Yeah!” Someone really excited about what “yeah, yeah” he is saying “yeah”
Which song is in beginning
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What are those parrot sounds in the background?
David Ash oh it might be feedback or my gf haha
great video as always, that viewer should have muted though - pretty distracting
Absence doesn't have postictal state
Dr. High Yield I love you man but please don't make another video where you're facetiming. The audio feedback is terrible
He made sure, "she saw this" lol Still Fire tho
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The girl in the background with her mic ALWAYS on causing feedback, her side conversations, and constantly saying “YEAH” is driving me absolutely insane. EVERY. SINGLE. VIDEO.
For myasthenia gravis apart from edrophonium test latest UWorld also has this ice pack test…ptosis improves with placing ice over the eyelid. Can anyone please help me with differentiating between transient synovitis vs systemic juvenile arthritis…i know it isn’t topic from this video but somehow i always get it wrong…thanks in advance.
transient synovitis, likely history of recent viral illness (urti), usg can show joint effusion. systemic jia; rash, hepatosplenomegaly, lymphadenopathy, in addition to arthritis. hope this helps.
21:50 lol its ok
I always wonder, why is the word "retardation" funny ? This reminds me of why certain words become politically incorrect for no reason. Pop culture (movies, music) cause medical terms to change for no reason and then (in medicine) we have to learn new terms when there's nothing wrong with the word. It's what in people's minds and how they react that should change.
Does anyone else hear this girl talking randomly?
I’m thinking this is from a private tutoring group?
The chick saying “yEaH” to everything is so annoying
Yeah