Community Acquired Pneumonia - Internal Medicine Residency Series

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Learn how to manage patients with Community Acquired Pneumonia in 30 mins - CURB 65, CRB, PSI algorithms and Antibiotic Treatment Guidelines included.
Welcome to your 1st year of Internal Medicine Residency! We are sure you have worked very hard to be where you are, however your biggest challenge is yet to come! We want to give you a head-start and help you shine by teaching you how to properly manage the 20 most common cases that you will encounter as a first year INTERN!

About the USMLE CHANNEL - We are Niya and Raj, and we are here to share with you our passion for medicine!
We have successfully passed all USMLE STEPs and we know what YOU NEED to know, in order to SCORE phenomenally HIGH and enjoy RESIDENCY in the UNITED STATES.
We are creating medical content videos for all STEPs - yes ALL of them-1, 2 and 3! Our videos are finely tuned, to provide you with the complete understanding of the most updated material, that will help you pick the right answers on the tests and in your future clinical practice. Because what you are studying here, trust us, you will be needing during your residency training!
In our videos, we will be using our very own PERSONALLY CRAFTED MIND MAPS, that will make all that large content seem small and make concepts stick. We'll also be integrating quite a lot, which in our years of teaching experience has proven to give the best results.
We have walked your journey, and if when starting it, we knew what we know now, life would have been so much easier. And that’s the idea behind the birth of this channel, to be here for you and give you the knowledge that will help you succeed.
Enjoy our videos! Stay updated! Love what you are learning! Because in the end - IT IS ALL WORTH IT!

DISCLAIMER: The Video Content has been made available for informational and educational purposes only. The Video Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of qualified health professionals and educators for clarification or continued education on any materials expressed herein prior to patient treatment and skills implementation.

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[Tasniaaaaaaaa]

I’m a 4th year medical student and this is better than every lecture I’ve ever gotten on pneumonia management 😫💯💯💯

[omarelhadi]

In the middle of the case I stopped the vedio and clap for a sec for your excellent explanation keep going 👏

[choykage]

This video made me subscribe!😊
Thanks!

[selinaleewright]

I am a recent acute care NP grad and will be working with pulmonary/critical care; I find these videos extremely informative because in essence you break down the SOAP format which is systematic and makes sense in the approach to plan of care.  Thank you for taking the time-I really appreciate it.

[TKUExclusives]

Such an underrated video. Thank you! Subscribed ☺️

[mcgann]

Another great video! As usual you have done an amazing job!

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Hi everyone! I hope you are enjoying this video, as much as we enjoyed making it! Please leave us a comment with your thoughts and questions, we are here for YOU!

[lovetravels]

Hello!! I appreciate the way you delivered and it makes me understand it easily. can I ask if you have a site for this where you put your notes at this video??

[nilnil]

Dr raj kindly make video on fluid resuscitation

[musieberihune]

Bronchopneummonia causes staph, Hinfluenza..., atypicals cause interstitial pneummonia

[salvadorbl-]

Just some constructive criticism. You already have a ICU dedicated series. Please separate the content. The first couple of videos were amazing. Short, straight to the point and covered the floors. The rest of the videos were all over the place!