Strokes & The Rule of 4s || USMLE

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• @TranquillStorm · 2024-07 · in “NEURO STROKES helppp”

  Dr. Neil has some great videos. Video 1: ▶ link Video 2: ▶ link

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• @Fantastic-Ad-8961 · 2024-04 · in “passed!!! write up for the anxious ones: my biggest mistakes and hurdles ”

  ▶ link

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• @zunlock · 2023-07 · in “CNS”

  No need to, this suffices ▶ link

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• @Worried_lass · 2022-08 · in “One week off. Would like some advice.”

  DirtyMedicine has a decent one here: ▶ link You *need* this for brainstem lesions.

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• @ImmunocompromisedHut · 2021-06 · in “3ish weeks out - highest yield Boards and Beyond videos to watch?”

  ▶ link idk if we're talking about the same rule of 4s but here's a different way it's presented

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• @med_school_tutors · 2021-05 · in “5/21 test takers...”

  …historically struggled with, along with reviewing high yield concepts. For instance, personally I always found that I had a little bit of trouble with biostats so the day before the exam I reviewed biostats with the Randy Neil videos: ▶ link At least videos 3-6, but going through all of them may not be a bad idea. I also recall watching this video: ▶ link Obviously my weaknesses may be your strengths, but the th…

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