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He has a French accent which can be annoying to some but I enjoyed it.The #1 question bank for Step 1, Step 2 & Step 3The USMLE® Step 2 CS (Clinical Skills) exam tests your interpersonal and clinical skills using standardized patients to assess your. Raymon is just a fabulous instructor and explains pharm concepts and drugs so clearly with focus on concepts and connections to other subjects.
Pharmacology: the magnum opus of the Kaplan 2010 videos IMO. Physio is one of those subjects like biostats and genetics where you need to do problems so focus on that moreso than videos He spends a lot of the time making jokes, quoting poetry, and going off on tangents which makes the videos entertaining but not educational. Conrad (Kaplan's clinical guy) does a big part of it. and the Cardio/Respiratory guy is pretty good. The Renal guy is great but his voice is too nasally and monotone. Physiology: I had a strong background in this subject but still watched some of the videos. This is actually a blessing in disguise because Pathoma is so so good for pathology that if Kaplan had to be terrible somewhere it's good that this was the subject Both lecturers literally just read the slides and say "very important" or "high yield" every 30 seconds. I actually deleted these videos after watching a couple of them because they were so bad. Pathology: holy crap this is an abomination. Immunology: watched half of them and they were very good but not great. I guess it would be good if you didn't have a good background. Micro: I had a good background in this subject so it was pretty boring to me and I only watched like 2 videos. I only watched 3 of the videos and they were nothing special. Genetics: meh.for this subject you need to do questions moreso than watch videos/read books IMO. Definitely watch the Raymon ones because he does great integration
Other friends who haven't had much exposure to biochem have liked it. Great alternative to BRS Behavioral if you prefer videos to reading.īiochemistry: I had a good background in this subject so I haven't watched much but what I did watch was good. But for this subject you really need to do questions to master it.īehavioral (development, psychiatry, pharmacology, etc.): Excellent. Good alternative to HY neuro if you prefer videos to readingīehavioral (epidemiology, biostats): Great and engaging. Use Shotgun histo if you are weak in histo ( )Īnatomy (early embryology): boring but good content especially if you never really learned embryo right the first timeĪnatomy (gross anatomy and organogenesis): same as early embryologyĪnatomy (neuroscience): boring but very good content. My opinion:Īnatomy (cytology and histology): boring as hell. I've watched some of them with coursework in the past 1.5 years. They strike a nice balance between coursework (super detailed) and crunch time bare bones "high yield" test prep (ie First Aid). This isa list of from the 2010 videos (scroll down: ).
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