Congenital Heart Disease Review | Mnemonics And Proven Ways To Memorize for your exams!
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
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Best congenital heart disease lecture I've come across yet! You explain the "why" which helps me with retention better than anything. But you also don't go in too deep into the "why." Please keep up the good work.
You made my day 😌. Thank you!
Thanks a lot for the video...very useful.
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For the first time a professor has decided not to be a cow. This is the best I have seen of CHD lecturer. Condensed and concise
Studying for my Peds EOR and my brain literally would not have been able to relearn this without you and this video!! Thank you!!
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Taking my pance tomorrow!! Not cramming, just compulsively rewatching CTP vids bc it’s become a comforting thing the night before a pa school test😜 Thanks for all of the help the last 2 years!!
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Please keep it going! I love listening to your lectures. This is something that not only will stick to my brain for PANCE, but for my practice as well. So, thank you so much!
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This was amazing!!! After 2 years in PA school I feel like I finally can keep these straight. Thank you so much!!!!
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Your videos and podcasts are the only things getting me thru my clin med class! Please keep up the great work!!!
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Absolutely helpful! The ways to remember things you give are so much better than any other source I've found.
You always have the best most helpful videos!!! I love the mini quizzes at the end to test our knowledge and hit the high yield points again THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
Cram the PANCE has been so incredibly helpful for me in PA school! Thank you for existing and doing what you do!!!
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Thank you so much for the comment! You are indeed my 100th subscriber! Thanks for the subscription and getting me into the triple digits! 😬
Your videos and teaching style are absolutely awesome! Thank you so much for making these available to us! Hopeful to see more neuro soon! :)
Thank you so much! There will definitely be more videos in the near future!
Love your videos! Def help me refresh for finals! Lifesaver please keep making them !
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You are one gifted lifesaving educator! Keep them coming!
I definitely will! Thank you as always for your really nice comments!!
you are a lifesaver!! Thank you for all your videos, I watch them to supplement the lectures.
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CRAM the PANCE is the best - I have a long commute to school and these are always on loop in the car while I'm driving. Thank you!
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This was my weakest area in my exit testing. Because of you, I'm ready to crush this part of the PANCE in 2 weeks! Thank you so much!
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I know you put a lot of work in this!! I appreciate you so much. Absolutely helpful. Thank you and God bless you.
Thank you so much, that’s so kind of you to say! It makes my day to know it’s helping! Thanks again!
perfection. As someone with ADHD the visual mnemonics help so much
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You are the best! These videos always make me feel confident going into my EOR!
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Thank you! These videos are the only thing keeping me motivated to study.
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Thank you so much for making these videos. You are my go to source for learning everything I need to know in PA school
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This review was absolutely amazing! Currently in my didactic year & was recommended to watch your videos by several classmates because I was getting overwhelmed with all of the material. It did not at all disappoint & I am so grateful for your videos! Thank you so much for making this, you are saving lives (& my grades)!
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This is BEST lecture ever!!!!Thank you so much!
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Thank you so much! Your videos are so helpful!!
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Excellent video, thank you! 🙌✨
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This is SOOOOO helpful. Thank you so much!!
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your lectures are amazing man.I wish I had found your channel sooner
you're getting me through PA school, I have a cardio exam monday and this def helps
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Thank you so much! I was lost in lecture and feeling good about this topic when it comes to exam time now!
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Thank you so much.... . It really helped me
Great lecture! You're a godsend!
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These was really helpful thank you very much ❤
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Can I like this more than once!! :) Amazing lecture, thank you for your time!
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I have literally watched every single one of your cardiology videos you have posted! They are extremely well thought out and most importantly, align perfectly with my PA school study materials/notes. Our entire class of 40 students loves your videos! Thank you so much and we all appreciate you.
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Excellent video. Very helpful. Thanks
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This is super helpful, thank you! Keep up the good work!
One way to remember the 5 Ts of cyanotic that my professor said was
Truncus Arteriosus (1 vessel)
Transposition of great vessels (2 vessels)
Tricuspid Artresia (tri, '3')
Tetralogy of Fallot (tetra '4')
Total Anomalous pulmonary venous return TAPVR (it has 5 letters)
Beautiful work
I am taking my PANCE in two months. Great videos. Thank you much.
Thank you! And good luck on your PANCE!
Can't thank you enough! you are amazing!!!! My classmates and I appreciate you so much!!
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Thank you so much for making Congenital heart diseases easy to understand!
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congratulations..very informative really great help.
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I love you this makes so much sense now thank you so much
I’m so happy to hear it helps! Thanks so much!
Thankyou. The lecture was comprehensive and amazing ❤
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This video is awesome
I’m glad I came across this
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Yes, so helpful! Thank you for your videos - cardiology already feels less scary :)
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Awesome times awesome. Came across while looking for RN school videos. Seems he would benefit from marketing to all healthcare students, not just PA. Regardless, I feel really prepared for my peds cardiac exam now. Thanks a lot. Huge help.
Thank you, very very helpful
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More vids pls!! you are the best
Thank you!! New video coming soon!
Your videos are incredible!!! Wish you did a complete Peds EOR/PANCE review!!!
Thank you so much! Hope to cover those topics in the near future!!
amazing video. working as a doctor in uk, this is very helpful for MRCP revision, many thanks
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very helpful! thank you
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Best videos ever! Everyone in my class knows how much I love Cram the PANCE and awarded me the superlative of "most likely to have the DJ play Cram the PANCE at her wedding" lol. Thank you for everything you do!
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Wish my actual profs were half as good at teaching as you thanks for the vids!
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NP here! This is a very confusing topic but you made it easy to understand. I love your videos. I’m going through all your cardiology videos. Love love love the cardiomyopathy video!! I understand so much more and your voice sounds nice, which helps lol 😂
I’m so happy to hear the videos help! Thank you so much!!
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amazing video as usual :)
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Outstanding presentation. I hope you would make a presentation on common infectious diseases. God bless you
Definitely in the plans for the near future. Thanks!
Would love to see some integumentary lectures
Hi! Love the video. For the PANCE is it necessary to know the murmur’s sound description? I.e high pitched, holistic murmur = VSD?
For your clinical medicine exams I would know them, for the PANCE, not sure I can say it would be worth the time to memorize all of the descriptions, maybe just a few of the main ones.
Thanks a lot preparing for my exam
Happy to help! Good luck on the exam!!
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Excellent video as always - greatly appreciate all of your work. If we wanted to make a donation to you should we do it via the UA-cam "Thanks" option?
Yep! Thank you so much!!
Very helpful ❤but where i can get pdf..?
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Another way to recall the "machine like" murmur for PDA is "Need a patent for the machine." Hope it helps!
That’s a really good one! Thanks!!
Thank you!(: Nursing student here :D
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This is going to be the key to my success for my upcoming Cardio exam. Such a time saver. Thank you for making these. My classmates and I wished you had a video for Conduction disorders. Would you consider doing one ?
Definitely, its in the plans for the near future. Thank you!
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How come coractation of aorta and pda are not cyanotic?
Cyanotic conditions only occur when deoxygenated blood crosses over and sneak out to the periphery of the body. PDA we have oxygenated blood (NOT deoxygenated) flowing from the aorta back into the pulmonary artery through the patent ductus and to the lungs. And a coarctation there is no contamination of deoxygenated blood, all that's happening is the blood is flowing through a narrowed are of the aorta making the left ventricle have to work harder.
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@@cramthepance my mind I was confusing it even though I know pathology but during exam also I don’t know why I get confused but if I talk it out or write it out it helps then!
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This is an absolutely phenomenal lecture. You explained things so well and I actually remembered so much by the end of it!! I love cardiology, but so much goes into congenital heart disease which can be intimidating, and this was an amazing & concise way to put it all together! Your channel is the best I’ve ever come across.
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Never had a good understanding of these in school until now, I appreciate this so much!! Thank you. Studying for my peds EOR!
Thank you so much! And good luck on your EOR!
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