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Viscerosomatics for COMLEX

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Technique for remembering sympathetic and parasympathetic viscerosomatic levels for COMLEX.

12 comments from Reddit

  • @thinkyoucanpassstep1 · 2023-12 · in “Passed step 1 after my second try write up”

    i dont remember there being a lot of OMM, but you should review the somatoviscercal thingy. Here's the video I used: ▶ link I did noticed a lot of humanism questions, and the dirty medicine videos were good for that, i saw at least 2 questions on the test that were the exact concept as the ones from dirtymedicine. and also biostats. For anatomy i just did the 100 high yield anatomy concept review which is this docume…

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  • @CornfedOMS · 2022-06 · in “OMM”

    ▶ link Here is a video to draw out viscerosomatics so that you never have to try and memorize them again. So much easier to just draw it out at the beginning of the exam

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  • @Supertweaker14 · 2021-09 · in “What’s been your least favorite medical concept to cram into your brain so far?”

    ▶ link Just commit this to memory for Viscerosomatics. During my first week of med school a 3rd year had me watch it and learn it and I swear I got 4-5 questions right per OMM test because of it

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  • @threetogetready · 2021-04 · in “Step 3/Level 3 Dirty Quick Videos and Study Guides”

    Step 3/Level 3 Dirty Quick Videos and Study Guides Just needed somewhere to dump high yield videos and resources for quick step 3 review. Lectures - ▶ link - ▶ link - Emma Holliday Lectures PDFs/Videos- ▶ link - Divine podcasts: ▶ link and episode guide: ▶ link - ▶ link - 90 page high yield document ▶ link - Dr High Yield: ▶ link - Dirty Medicine: ▶ link - Randy Neil: ▶ link Biostats - ▶ link - ▶ link - ▶ link Ethics…

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  • @7_Sphincters_of_Gold · 2021-01 · in “Social Media as Med Student?”

    That's relatable, but a forum or messaging service is a better medium for that than TikTok; twitter should be fine. The thing most folks are going to be skeptical about is the desire to "make content" that isn't a deck or addon for anki, or ▶ these sacred images. What purpose does that specific activity truly serve?

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  • @Headkickerchamp · 2020-08 · in “Scored between 250-253. DO student. Bottom quartile of my class.”

    …standard resources to prep for Step 1 and you will also be prepping for COMLEX. They test 90% the same material. For OMM go through Savarese with one of the pre-made Anki decks and make cards for topics that don't already have them. Watch ▶ this video for viscerosomatics, ▶ this video for Chapman's points, and the OnlineMedEd video for counterstrain. draw those things out by hand about 20 times each and they are fre…

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