I will get so many questions right just because I watched. So many of these questions on Uworld I've gotten wrong over the content that you are covering right now. I couldn't understand why they were wrong because we never learned some of this in class. Please dont stop making these. You explain these concepts simply and better than most that I've talked to.
I found your channel about two years ago, knowing I might need it for medical school. Here I am about to take my endocrine final, and I am so glad your channel exists! Thank you for all your work!
wonderful!!!! I love it! I am Isaura, second year medical student. I am going to take a NBME as a final exam for my pathology II class. Thank you so much for your videos. God bless you!
This is the first video I have watched of yours, a little more than a week before my exam. The only thing that disappoints me is I haven't found you sooner! I appreciate your passion and energy while teaching, it makes this video as enjoyable as possible. Thank you very much.
Pth increases calcium reabsorption and inhibits phosphate reabsorption in the kidneys. But 1,25 Vit D3 increases both calcium and phosphate reabsorption in the intestine. Thank you
Failed my first attempt. I guess standards are getting higher and higher. Here I am for the second time, trying to boost my weak sections just enough to get by... God have mercy on us
Remember steroid is lipid soluble so they cross cell membrane and are intracellular or intranuvlear.steroid=oil=oid so hormones having -oid are IC and IN like thyrOID sterOID
Question for the Acid - Base questions are they asking pre-compensation? Is that the reason why A is incorrect? Also, Why does HHS not have a high AG metabolic acidosis does that mean there will be no Kussmaul breathing with that?
Great video! I love all your videos, actually. One thing tho - for DKA a BG of 300 is actually not that bad for a Type I diabetic. I say that because I am one and although that level is not ideal, that's usually where I land after eating a granola bar. I don't let myself stay there long as I inject myself with insulin, but I'm also not taking regular trips to the ER as that's not going to be putting me into a DKA coma. I believe DKA would be way higher like 500-600.
Thyroid (T3/T4) will directly upregulate LDL receptors usually which means more LDL uptake from blood into the liver hence low LDL levels maintained. When the thyroid hormone is deficient, this receptor upregulation comes down, hence high LDL levels
depends!! If you have time, and can do twice - systems based per clerkship is great for focused practice, however interleaving is important if you are short on time so mixed timed test mode x 3 blocks per day with a systematic review strategy is key!
Hi! Here is a video which covers the adrenal disorders! One of my older videos from when I started my channel 😅Thanks for watching!! ua-cam.com/video/APlsWC8S_9Q/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RahulDamania%2CMD
This is literal gold. No joke. No hyperbole. This so high yield and you learn so much through this.
Thank you so much!!
I will get so many questions right just because I watched. So many of these questions on Uworld I've gotten wrong over the content that you are covering right now. I couldn't understand why they were wrong because we never learned some of this in class. Please dont stop making these. You explain these concepts simply and better than most that I've talked to.
All your integrations got my brain doing twister like moves and I love it! thanks brother
Haha !! I love this!
I found your channel about two years ago, knowing I might need it for medical school. Here I am about to take my endocrine final, and I am so glad your channel exists! Thank you for all your work!
Thanks for this amazing video. I am just 2 weeks away for my USMLE STEP 1 exam and it really helped me a lot!
did this play a role in betterment of your score
wonderful!!!! I love it! I am Isaura, second year medical student. I am going to take a NBME as a final exam for my pathology II class.
Thank you so much for your videos. God bless you!
Hey doc, kindly make more videos like these. I'm not able to read FA with full concentration, so need an audio-visual learning option like this!
Thank you for all the review live sessions! Really helpful 🌟
This is the first video I have watched of yours, a little more than a week before my exam. The only thing that disappoints me is I haven't found you sooner! I appreciate your passion and energy while teaching, it makes this video as enjoyable as possible. Thank you very much.
Did you pass you step 1 exam?
thank you so much for the nbme topics, you are a blessing to many like me, bless your endeavors
Thank you!
Very rare to find such teachers
Thank you, It's my 4th review from your channel. Appreciate your teachings :)
Before I was little bit confused in endo but today I must say thankyou so much to make it easy digest
Thanks - you really made my day!!!
Excellent videos.
Pth increases calcium reabsorption and inhibits phosphate reabsorption in the kidneys. But 1,25 Vit D3 increases both calcium and phosphate reabsorption in the intestine.
Thank you
This was amazing, you have a gift for teaching. Keep it up!
Failed my first attempt. I guess standards are getting higher and higher. Here I am for the second time, trying to boost my weak sections just enough to get by...
God have mercy on us
How did it go?
You are a great great teacher 🙂 thank you
excellent webinar. truely helpful
Very good vedio sir please give more questions on endocrine & cardio especially
Thank you so much! You are so motivated me. You are the best!
I really thanked you for covering the hormone signalling pathways because I used to get lost in that topic :(
Thank you! Yes, it is a very high yield topic as the USMLE can ask it more in a 2-step thinking question.
Remember steroid is lipid soluble so they cross cell membrane and are intracellular or intranuvlear.steroid=oil=oid so hormones having -oid are IC and IN like thyrOID sterOID
Amazing
Thanks for this
Kindly keep making more.
I am really happy to find your channel
you are a great tutor, thank you
thank you so much for the feedback & watching!
@@hyguruprep you are literally a god send, thank you so so so so much.
Great Video of Great Medical Topics
Really helped a lot sir 😊thanks keep uploading such videos
Most welcome 😊
This is nice for Medical students.
Loved the binding of the stero- thing there, amazing revision!
Thank you for publishing these last minute live savers!
Hello, great work, many thanks, how about the Gi receptor? thank you
Outstanding presentation
Very helpful. Thanks alot
AMAZING! Thank you so much !
Very very useful and thank you so much
dear doctor Rahul , please make videos on infectious diseases
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Question for the Acid - Base questions are they asking pre-compensation? Is that the reason why A is incorrect?
Also, Why does HHS not have a high AG metabolic acidosis does that mean there will be no Kussmaul breathing with that?
@18:28 GHRH is actually Gs.
Thank you for great review!
Great video! I love all your videos, actually. One thing tho - for DKA a BG of 300 is actually not that bad for a Type I diabetic. I say that because I am one and although that level is not ideal, that's usually where I land after eating a granola bar. I don't let myself stay there long as I inject myself with insulin, but I'm also not taking regular trips to the ER as that's not going to be putting me into a DKA coma. I believe DKA would be way higher like 500-600.
So helpful in dedicated!
So glad!
great content , excellent way of teaching. can you have a session of repro too and biochem
Can I watch these videos before taking nbmes?
Great videos!
Thank you!!!
31:23
Could you explain further the correlation between hypothyroidism and high LDL?
Thyroid (T3/T4) will directly upregulate LDL receptors usually which means more LDL uptake from blood into the liver hence low LDL levels maintained. When the thyroid hormone is deficient, this receptor upregulation comes down, hence high LDL levels
@@wanderlust1334 thank you
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Thanks 😊
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GHRH is cAMP regulated?
Ghrh regulates camp
Specifically ghrh increases camp
ERRATA - GHRH is cAMP
thank u sir
For step 2, do you recommend random q’s in uworld or system wise or subject wise? I keep getting different answers from people.
depends!! If you have time, and can do twice - systems based per clerkship is great for focused practice, however interleaving is important if you are short on time so mixed timed test mode x 3 blocks per day with a systematic review strategy is key!
@@hyguruprep when you systemic review, what does it mean?
If Estrogen and OCP are increasing TBG wouldn't that result in a decrease in Free T3/T4 and an increased TSH?
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No problem!!
I am from Philadelphia
First aid says GHRH is through cAMP?
Yes
GHRH acts through cAMP pathway or Gq ???
cAMP.. Gq via IP3 DAG is H1, alpha 1,V1, M1 and M3 receptors only
Does this inflate Nbme scores if I watch before doing them?
No! it’s just consolidated knowledge :) assessments are still valid. Great question. Thanks!
@@hyguruprep Oh great! Thank you so much :)
How can i access your notion?
hi does anyone where dr Damania covers the hyperaldosteronism and congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Hi! Here is a video which covers the adrenal disorders! One of my older videos from when I started my channel 😅Thanks for watching!!
ua-cam.com/video/APlsWC8S_9Q/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RahulDamania%2CMD
@@hyguruprep thanks so much Dr. Damania, are the adrenal disorders not as high yield as there not in you video for top nbme concepts
Isn't GHRH cAMP (Gs)?
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I am confused, because on FA GHRH is Gs and you said that it is Gq.
Hi! GHRH you are correct is Gs, I may have mis-spoke!
But in polycythemia vera there is a DECREASE in EPO
Thank you for that clarifcation!
@@michigan1085 Hi - in PV it is a JAK2 mutation which increases RBC production and thus decreases EPO as feedback mechanism.
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