nootropic
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OK my experience so far...
Pediatrics: He reads the notes, useful only when he is showing some X rays, erythema pictures, imitates coughs (croup etc). Better watch the DVD following the notes
Psychiatry: She is amazing. She also follows the notes but she describes each disorder in a very good way. After listening to the DVDs once I scored 60% in UW. Better watch the DVD following the notes.
OB: He reads the notes and does some extra tables (which I didn't find very useful). Better study the notes.
IM:They don't follow the notes
Endocrinology: I found him boring...it took me 3 days for just 5h lectures. Not enough material. He didn't explain adrenal glands and bone disorders (HY qs). Better skip the DVDs and study Endo pathophysiology and nosology from a textbook
GI, Rheumatology, Pulmonology, Emergency medicine: He follows the notes. Make your own notes too (found it very useful - typing in a word file while listening to DVDs).Better watch the DVD and type your own notes
Electrolytes:-Nephrology: He is very good. He doesn't follow the notes. Better watch the DVD and type your own notes
Neurology: Same as above
Cardiology, Hematology: Dr. Conrad Fischer. Respect. This guy is amazing.Better watch the DVD and type your own notes
Dermatology: totally useless DVD.
good luck!
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| Jcala
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Thanks Nootropic !
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| heartblock
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Any input abt surgery DVD? Is it useful or should I follow the notes?
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