HyGuru | USMLE Step 1: 100 Concepts in Gross Anatomy
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HyGuru 100 high-yield gross anatomy concepts for Step 1.
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@phillipe_19 · 2023-12 · in “Please help - I’m dumb in MSK”
▶ link I found this video to be decently helpful. He covers most of the stuff and breaks it down nicely.
View on r/step1@BitterTadpole7512 · 2023-10 · in “Worried”
Mehlman arrows, Dirtymedicine biochem, go over risk factors (had at least 10 of those), this video for anatomy. ▶ link
View on r/step1@SeveralPeach9746 · 2023-07 · in “Never passed a NBME and still passed step 1/ study resources:”
…before taking practice exam and before the real deal. I wrote my formulas down during the tutorial time under 5 min or so. 10. I watched 100 anatomy concepts by hyguru and went over the concepts w my tutor but honestly my ana was trash. ▶ link 11. To assess my understanding, I used UWorld. I completed 63% of it and made Anki cards for the incorrect (never finished those cards :/). I also did and review NBME 25, 27…
View on r/step1@AfternoonGhost · 2023-04 · in “What should I use for anatomy preparation beside 100 concepts and first aid ? 2 weeks till exam”
MSK was always one of my weakest subjects. I watched this video the day before my exam and it absolutely scored me a few points on the real deal. I just got my pass today. ▶ link
View on r/step1@Equivalent_Writing_5 · 2023-04 · in “Any good video explaining the 100 concepts of anatomy”
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View on r/step1@hyguruprep · 2023-02 · in “anatomy and MSK are my weakest, how to improve in couple of days?”
Here's a video to start: ▶ link I would follow along this video with FA. Pause & also try to do focused amboss questions after youre done with the upper extremity etc.
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