HY USMLE Q #626 – Hematology/Biochemistry (difficult)

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[tayyabazafar]

The way your pdfs and audio qbank has cleared my concepts, i dont think anything can come close to that. The best resource ive come across. Thankyou Dr. Mike! You are god sent

[nishtharana]

Wow, that explanation sums up CO2 transport perfectly!
Also, as you mentioned Deoxygenated Hb buffers protons, on the contrary, Oxygenated Hb releases protons which cause CO2 production and release out of the RBC (Haldane effect).
I understand it much better now.
Thank you for this video!

[hm-nglj]

I'm not kidding, but I've learned AND retained more information in the past 2 months from your videos (watched almost 30 latest from all playlists) and obv your GOAT pdfs, than I learned in 4 years of med school. If I pass step 1 (in a week) it will be all because of you. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[savemeows]

Gave me a nice laugh 3 days into my exam!!! ❤❤❤❤

[esbaitah]

Hi mike. My step 1 exam is in april and ive only finished 21% of uworld. My average is 65%. When should I start doing NBMEs? Because by the pace im going at, ill be done with uworld around march 10-17 which seems scarily close to my exam date having only finished uworld

[abdelgadireshaq]

Very very valuable clip, thanks Dr mike

[srushtipatil]

Can you please make a question about Peripartum Cardiomyopathy, sir?

[tamyrobaina]

Brilliant!. Thanks Dr Mike for these videos.

[meimei]

Thanks dear, i can imagine clearly about CL shift!

[alanwaterman]

Hi. Why did you categorize this as a difficult question? Once the mechanism is understood the questions and answers are self explanatory.

[MrAlexanderthegrate]

excellent explanation of the mechanism