Top NBME Concepts - Reproductive (USMLE Step 1)

Time Stamps ⏰

0:00 - Introduction
12:47 - What is HyGuru + Overview of Lecture
20:32 - Disorders of Sexual Development
27:01 - Cardiac Integration + Turner’s Syndrome
37:36 - Turner’s vs. Klinefelter’s Syndrome
43:37 - Mullerian Agenesis
48:13 - Summary of Disorders of Sexual Development
49:22 - PCOS
53:43 - High Androgens for the USMLE (integration)
55:44 - OCP + Hep Adenoma + Shock (integration)
57:49 - Intro to Uterus Ovary and Cervix
1:00:48 - Ovarian Tumors
1:14:14 - Reproductive Anatomy
1:16:49 - Uterine Disorders
1:22:32 - Uterine Cancer + Neoplasia (integration)
1:25:35 - Psammoma Bodies for the USMLE
1:26:12 - Cervical Disorders
1:28:29 - Outro

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[marknoble]

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[kikicucci]

This was so awesome and helpful! Hope to catch the next one live!!!

[noorjahanjaganath]

What an amazing teacher you are. Your ability to integrate the subject is marvellous…. You are blessed to have this ability. May God bless …

[prajnateja]

Thank you. Could you please make one that covers HY Biochemistry and Biostats

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[faash]

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[isaurareyesdejesus]

Thank you! it was a great rapid I am going to get a final NBME of 75 question.

[idan]

Hey thanks for the video, just a question you said that in relation tuberous sclerosis, cardiac rhabdomyoma can form and can cause the ball-valve and low grade fever. Shouldnt that relate to atrial myxoma? Atrial myxoma is a benign proteinaceous tumor, than can lead to the ball-valve, leading to episodes of syncope, especially when standing and the reason for the low grade fever is the secretion of IL-6 by the tumor itself. In 80% of the cases atrial myxoma is located in the left atrium.

[manaseevyas]

super helpful! thank you for taking time to teach this with so much clarity !

[vivvarghese]

I really enjoyed this lecture. Thank you Dr. Damania!

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Thank you for this! Your videos are amazing, with great explanations of very important concepts! Keep it up!!!!

[kanishkam]

Amazing content! I just love the integration and recall of the core concepts ! slaying it!

[akhilraaj]

Hi Rahul, atrial myxoma is described instead of rhabdomyoma at 37 min mark

[paulndegwa]

Excellent and highly educative. great presentation

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[Mindful_resting]

Very innovative teaching sir, thank you !

[rupacharya]

I really like your lecture; however, please post questions without paraphrase, so we would know what they are talking about.