English is weird. Day and gourmet rhyme despite having 0 common letters, but Kansas and Arkansas aren’t even close to rhyming despite “kansas” being the literal end of arKANSAS! 🤔🤔🤔
The real reason it’s fun to cheer for Haaland. Literally the only athlete in the World Cup who doesn’t flop like a fish at every opportunity to foul bait.
In an interview, Haaland commented on that moment with Gabriel Magalhães:
"If I fall, it's a red card. I would never do that. I could have gotten Gabriel sent off for that headbutt, but my father taught me to stay on my feet."
@WCInvestor The more biochem you do the better prepared you are for pre-clinical material. It’s almost all a biochem Trojan horse pretending to be different disciplines of medicine.
@mattyfred_ Couldn’t agree more! I learned more in 10 of those cases than all of my foundational courses in med school. Way better than multiple choice questions. Really shows how much/little you actually know about diagnostics and management.
@mattyfred_ I did 1700 + ~250 incorrects, and 30 HY CCS cases.
IMO, bare min you just need enough to get back in the groove of 40 Q sets and refresh strategy. You don’t have to kill yourself on CCS cases either. Just do enough to know the software and your start/finish standard order list.
@cjcarrubbaMD Don’t forget the ortho Batman signal: compartment syndrome! Proximal tibia fracture *pain out of proportion* to passive flexion/extension, rock hard compartments, and the other Ps- pulseless, pallor, paresthesia, paralysis.
Age M/F ➡️why we’re seeing them➡️relevant PMH/PSH with meds/interventions➡️vitals➡️physical exam➡️labs-imaging-cultures, etc
Then DDx [assessment]
Then the question you’re answering for the attending is almost always “next step” based on the DDx. [plan]
Little connection I’ve made after doing 13,000 practice questions for USMLEs (I wish I was inflating that number) for any MS3/MS4:
Your pt presentation to an attending should sound kinda like you’re reading a board question! Just less boring
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@txsportsdoc@OregonERDoc Do you think cash-based practice is a feasible solution? Ignore insurance entirely and charge flat rates, eg Surgery Center of Oklahoma? Could that model work on large-scale if everyone stopped accepting insurance, or is that a niche market that doesn’t have that much room?
@cjcarrubbaMD Big fan of this video (as someone who is absolutely not a big pan of pancreatitis/gallstone pathology)
Appreciate the emphasis on test taking strategy!
Can’t wait for the next video to drop
@olsonplanner Another vote for a comparison thread between PAYE and SAVE. Just started residency (5 years), filing married-joint. Single income family ~60k. Just applied for PAYE a couple weeks ago.
@KevOnStage If you pay attention to their shifting patterns then it’s much, much earlier than what most people are saying. Like probably somewhere in the first race of the first movie they abandon transmission reality.