Top NBME Concepts - Psychiatry (USMLE Step 1)

(00:00) Sound Check
(11:32) Introduction to HyGuru
(17:40) Overview of Psychiatry NBME Concepts
(18:36) Mood Disorders
(25:52) Normal Grief vs. Depression
(32:43) Medical Causes of Depression
(34:30) Mania
(37:22) Lithium
(43:43) Psychotic Disorders
(48:12) Schizo- for USMLE
(54:27) Summary of Psychotic Disorders
(56:16) Eating Disorders
(1:04:33) Drugs of Abuse/Toxicology
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The Actual review starts @17:47

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Your lecs are indeed helpful

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Amazing review ,thanks. helped a lot in consolidating high yield information.

[@hyguruprep]

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[@hyguruprep]

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[@andreadelgado312]

this is a great psych review, please consider the slides as the presenter's icon covers a good chunk of the questions/info on the slides.
But also, this is a good vid! Thanks!

[@hyguruprep]

Thanks for the tips! I will try to move my text as this is the default configuration for Zoom. Also, I have them all posted in HD on: hyguru.teachable.com/p/hyguru-nbme-top-concepts (and broken down into small pieces!)

[@kcinyrenh6632]

Is study the nbmes 20-30 enough to pass step 1?

[@akshatav2691]

Laxative abuse is metabolic alkalosis right ?

[@suhaibabusara4004]

I think you may have flipped the therapeutic index formula!

[@seeker296]

54:00 a patient that "says" they don't feel depressed & is showing signs of psychosis/paranoia is probably lying
the vignette should say "the physician determines the patient is not depressed", otherwise it should be depression with psychotic features since (hx and) we can assume the patient is lying about their depression merely to end the interview

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[@sinusdiary3517]

Do you have any PDF notes ?

[@hyguruprep]

Yes on my website! :) hyguru.com

[@nazmivahora5533]

Hi I am from India 2:00

[@akhilraaj]

Why can’t this be dysthymia @43:23

[@hyguruprep]

more mania symptoms present (impulsesivity, decreased need for sleep, etc.) making cyclothymia more correct! Thanks.

[@TheJtoben]

My exact thoughts as well .. decrease sleep is also seen in dysthymia so

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