High Yield Pulmonology Review for Step 1 - Pt 1 (Lung Development and Physiology)

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• @tajashrooms · 2023-05 · in “Best respiratory resource”

  depends on how in depth you want to go but this guy's 2 part series and hyguru helped me: ▶ link

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• @Usual-Rooster3485 · 2022-06 · in “Step 1 over and passed. Ask me anything”

  …this day me and respiratory fight like dogs. Luckily I only had 3 pulm questions on my exam. On step 1, pulm and renal are combined in one category. So try learning renal to offset some of that pulm and get points there. To SURVIVE pulm and know at least the basics, I watched this YouTube video. I watched it once a week. Make flashcards off this video and your baseline knowledge will increase ▶ link Hope this helped

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• @conaanaa · 2021-02 · in “5 Tips for making your rank list”

  …vs community for happiness/strong training in fundamentals) 3:59​ Cohort size (small, mid-sized, large) 5:36​ Schedule (X+Y, drip vs bolus admissions, 24/28 hour calls) 8:30​ Bonus tip 9:46​ My interviews and rank list Some of my other videos that may be useful for 2nd/3rd years btw: Primer for Surgery rotation + most common pimp questions ▶ link Step 1 Pulmonology review ▶ link How to read a Chest X-ray ▶ link

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