Hematology PANCE Review

Welcome back to my channel! In the following video, I go over the topics on the PANCE blueprint. I discuss the diseases, their diagnosis, workup and treatment. For those of you who just graduated PA school and are getting ready to study for your PANCE congratulations!! Or if you are in your didactic year of PA school, I hope this video is of helpful! I recommend listening to this video on the go, walking your dog for example or cooking! Thats what I did when I was studying for my PANCE. If there are any mistakes or errors, please comment below and if you have any cool mnemonics for other students to use or learn that help them on the PANCE, please feel free to share them! We are here to help each other!

REPETITION is the key and testing yourself to see what you know and you DONT know will help you for pass the PANCE and overall for retaining all the information you learned in PA school. Whether you do this by flashcards, questions (I personally love ROSH Review for the PANCE) or via podcasts/youtube videos, LEARN, REPEAT AND QUIZ YOURSELF. Trust me you'll thank me. Good luck on your exam, stay calm, you can do this, you put in all the hard work so take a breath and perform!

Here are the Time Stamps if you want to skip:

00:00 Coagulation Disorders
21:04 Anemias
43:49 Essential Thrombocytosis
47:46 Hemoglobinopahies
59:03 Immunologic Disorders
01:03:36 Anticoagulants
01:07:15 Neoplasms, Pre-Malignancies and Malignancies

Check out my other PANCE preparation videos 📚

Sources I used for this video:

What I used to study:
- Rosh Review Questions 🩺
- Picmonic Link for Pharmacology memorization 💊
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Hey, Estefany I just started my first clinical rotation in psych, what do you recommend is the best way to study for the PAEA exams and the EOR at the end of each rotation? Would you recommend watching ur PANCE review videos for each rotation? Thanks in advance you are doing us PA students a great service by uploading these videos