High Yield Pediatrics Review for Step 2 CK & Shelf Exam (Part 1 of 2)
Doctor High Yield, MD
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Get the official study notes on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks...
This is meant to be a last minute review of high yield topics for your shelf exam or step 2 ck. Its more helpful if you have already studied the material beforehand for maximum comprehension. All the best in your studies! Check out my other videos for other high yield shelf/step 2 ck reviews
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@yunggalactus9945 2 years ago
Today is Tuesday, and my SHELF is Friday. Like many of you, I am both happy to see so many topics I recognize AND scared of how many I'm still brushing up on. Thank you, Dr. HY, for organizing this whole mess of information. The worst part about these exams is getting organized...but you do it so well!
@sahanaummadi1922 2 years ago
Per Uworld 2024 Fidaxomicin and Vanc for C.diff! Metronidazole is not as first line anymore. Thanks for all the videos!!
@AJ-te8hf 2 years ago
Thank you! One thing that I noticed is that you mentioned topical erythomycin is the treatment for gonococcal conjunctivitis... I believe that's the prophylaxis and that the treatment is systemic abx (like ceftriaxone). Just going off of Uworld. But seriously, thank you so much for this! Super helpful!
@AAT_Gospel 1 year ago
Great content, but pls note (timestamp 36 mins) Cystic Fibrosis is Obstructive, not restrictive type lung disease. Thanks
@Lenisse0105 6 years ago (edited)
THANK YOU!!!!
Some details: For botulism-> Prompt intubation is priority because respiratory failure is the first cause of death. Child < 1y/o Human-derived antitoxin, but if > 1 year old-> Equine-derived antitoxin.
Dandy walker malformation is associated with consumption of warfarin during pregnancy
Some details: For botulism-> Prompt intubation is priority because respiratory failure is the first cause of death. Child < 1y/o Human-derived antitoxin, but if > 1 year old-> Equine-derived antitoxin.
Dandy walker malformation is associated with consumption of warfarin during pregnancy
@pragyasingh2297 1 year ago
My Peds shelf exam is a week from today and I’ve been trusting in your content bc everyone I know who has been successful has recommended you!
@gzxszsh2032 2 years ago
new update for croup; all patients regardless of severity get steroids, and then add epi if in mod/severe distress
@jofitch1759 6 years ago
I’ve been using your videos since day one of clerkships and have been well above average on all of my shelf exams. I am confident that these videos have contributed significantly to my success. Fantastic work sir!
@olabayram 3 years ago
The most high yield channel on youtube! These reviews saved me on my internal medicine and pediatrics shelves. Thank you Doctor High yield!
@umariqbal3370 2 months ago
Latest asthma treatment guidelines:
Mild Intermittent: ICS
Mild Persistent: ICS+ SABA
Moderate: ICS+ LABA
Severe: ICS+ LABA+ Adjunct therapy
Mild Intermittent: ICS
Mild Persistent: ICS+ SABA
Moderate: ICS+ LABA
Severe: ICS+ LABA+ Adjunct therapy
@step_zero 6 years ago
hypercoag in nephrotic is because they pee out antithrombin3. love the videos you are a life saver
@Khalil_ullah7 4 months ago
Thank youu!
Errata 34:41 pediatrics form 7 mentions that newer guidelines recommend the use of Inhaled corticosteroids along with a beta agonist for all asthmatic patients. So you have to start off with ICS + SABA instead of SABA alone.
Errata 34:41 pediatrics form 7 mentions that newer guidelines recommend the use of Inhaled corticosteroids along with a beta agonist for all asthmatic patients. So you have to start off with ICS + SABA instead of SABA alone.
@darkrai2700 1 year ago
Just took my shelf and man this review was spot on!!!! Some questions were exactly what he went over!!
@acebedotashannaaliessa7806 6 years ago
hi doc, i dont care if you dont have any visual guides but you just saved me from sudden comprehensive exam for pedia 😭 i cant thank you enough.
@malloryvesling179 4 years ago
Chronic bilirubin encephalopathy (CBE, "previously referred to as kernicterus")... I was reading up on phototherapy on UpToDate while on a rotation in the NICU and came across the change in terminology so I thought I'd share 😊
High Yield Pediatrics Review for Step 2 CK & Shelf Exam (Part 1 of 2)
Doctor High Yield, MD
562,138 views
Get the official study notes on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks...
This is meant to be a last minute review of high yield topics for your shelf exam or step 2 ck. Its more helpful if you have already studied the material beforehand for maximum comprehension. All the best in your studies! Check out my other videos for other high yield shelf/step 2 ck reviews
I'm writing here each system time appearing in the video for making it more time effecient for those who want to review by systems.
Infectious: 00:00
Cardiology: 23:15
Respiratory: 28:47
GI: 37:06
Renal: 43:55
Neurology: 51:07
Hematology/oncology: 56:26