USMLE Step 1 Biochemistry || 32 High-Yield topics!

🌐Are you lost studying for Biochemistry 👨‍🔬⚗️of USMLE STEP 1?! This video 🎥 will cover the 32 high-yield topics in Biochemistry for Step1😎 including: Vitamins, Glycogen storage diseases, Lysosomal storage diseases, and others.

This video is not intended to cover the details of Biochemistry tested on STEP 1. It serves to cover the highest yield concepts tested on Biochemistry USMLE STEP1.

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🕒 Timestamps Biochemistry USMLE Step 1:

00:00 Introduction
00:15 High-Yield Vitamins
00:29 Thiamine (B1)
03:55 Niacin (B3)
06:39 Folate (B9)
09:07 Cobalamin (B12)
12:01 Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C)
14:13 Retinol (Vitamin A)
16:14 Vitamin D
18:36 Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
19:44 Vitamin K
21:52 Fructose metabolism diseases
21:56 Essential fructosuria
22:50 Hereditary fructose intolerance
24:31 Galactose metabolism diseases
24:40 Galactokinase deficiency
25:39 classic galactosemia
26:40 Glycogen storage diseases
26:51 Von Gierke disease (Type I)
28:27 Pompe disease (Type II)
29:08 Cori disease (Type III)
30:18 McArdle disease (Type V)
31:10 Lysosomal storage diseases
31:52 Metachromatic leukodystrophy
32:50 Tay-Sachs
34:00 Niemann-Pick disease
34:40 Fabry disease
35:38 Gaucher disease
36:30 Krabbe disease
37:10 Hunter\Hurler syndromes
38:29 Other metabolic diseases
38:33 Cystinuria
39:52 Homocystinuria
41:43 Phenylketonuria (PKU)
42:59 Maple syrup urine disease
44:01 High-Yield genetic abnormalities
44:09 Trisomy 13 (Patau syndrome)
45:32 Trisomy 18 (Edwards syndrome)
46:15 Trisomy 21 (Down syndrome)

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[cj-]

Really wish you did this for every system. It really helps!

[arghamangullona]

Module reviewed in just less than an hour.Damn... that is COOL, thank you for this. just like a wow.

[MrTechnoFalcon]

You kept saying 6+ lobed RBC in b9/12 deficiency, but they are neutrophils.

[karim]

what a great video! please do more high yield topics

[taunjahbell]

Great review! Please do one on micro and pharm—thanks!

[aaron.harris]

20:34 you say vitamin K inhibits factors 2, 7, 9, 10. Doesn't vitamin K activate these factors? And warfarin would effectively inhibit these factors by blocking Vitamin K dependent epoxide reductase

[Pakhtoon]

Thank you for your free of charge videos... they help all alot.

[DrStayAtHomeMom]

Simply amazing! can't thank you enough!

[agaziT]

thank you for the high yield video, it is very much helpful 👍

[mairakhan.khattak]

Plzzz make more videos on high yield topics for usmle step 1…

[Wiz]

Classic lab findings are pretty important. Why couldn’t you include it in your slides? Hopefully you can in future videos.

[syedameen]

Sir please make for micro and pharma also

[rajmathew]

Hunter disease comes with aggression, not Hurler

[DA-bbjc]

Hunter syndrome is the aggressive one, not Hurler syndrome

[taylorkowalski]

Great video! Isn't aggression more associated with Hunter rather than Hurler?

[zulfiyalazimova]

Thank You🙏🤍 Is chemical formulas important for exam? Do I have to memorize them❓

[DirtySnatch-xj]

Vit k, inhibits those factors? Or those factors are dependent on vit k