HY USMLE Q

[@Mehlmanmedical]

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[@alanwaterman1328]

Excellent clip to reinforce the right thinking process to get the answers right.

[@Jameela201]

Thank you Dr ❤

[@dianasols]

I genuinely wish you were a professor at my school, I love how you tell us straight up what it is, what it isn’t, and what’s garbage vs what’s actually important. 1/3 of every M2 class at my school has pushed back Step 1 bc we genuinely DON’T know how to even approach questions. I wish I had found your channel earlier in my dedicated, thank you so much for all the resources you provide!

[@umarmian6050]

My first thought was Tumor Lysis Syndrome, but that went out the window seeing the choices 😀

[@migs6869]

Really good Question

[@foodiesworldUSA]

Tysm 😊

[@aroobaramzanmalikkhan6105]

😂😂 what a mind blowing question

[@OthmanMatar]

Thank you

[@Iqraa556]

❤❤

[@tamyrobaina3754]

Thanks for make clips like this one.

[@abdelgadireshaq3990]

Excellent endocrine clip thanks

[@bilalafridi324]

Amazing 😮

[@meimei9057]

Thanks dear, very useful!

[@adminasylum1304]

😮

[@sandeepborge8679]

taking my training wheels off and learning lab values, still crying and whining though!!

[@sabeeh9116]

Welcome home

[@danie2936]

Why is potassium high in this case?

[@SalahNeuer]

Because the effect of aldosterone on the collecting duct (secretion of potassium) is no longer happening

[@Datniggadotcom]

Phosphate would be low in osteomalacia. Please explain

[@Mehlmanmedical]

In renal failure it’s high.

[@anusreedas4947]

❤

[@JudsonPaul-kz1oc]

Wowwww