i honestly believe this guy may the widest breadth of medical knowledge on the planet.

Divine, your name is not a misnomer. You are a godsend. My entire class watches your videos. You are going to be a household name in the upcoming generation of physicians and i truly thank you from the bottom of my heart for all of the time and effort you put into these videos and your podcasts. You have saved my rear end SO MANY TIMES.

The smartest man in the whole world !!! 😍🙌🔥

Honestly, you have a gift my man, so many concepts that I did not understand or connections a did not make you made them clear.

Such a good thorough review! Suprised it doesn't have more views!

@2:54:35 When they are talking about lytic bone lesions I like to remember it using LTK pronounce lytic stands for Lung thyroid Kidney. and then Breast can do both lytic and blastic

Ehrlichia is transmitted by the Lonestar tick (Ambylomma) which is a HARD tick Other disease transmitted by the HARD tick include, Ixodes tick transmits Anaplasma ,Babesia and Borrelia burgdorferi Dermacentor ticks transmits RMSF Tularemia can be transmitted by both Dermacentor or Ambylomma ticks SOFT tick transmits Endemic Relapsing fever Other arthropod vectors include Mite- Scrub typhus ,Rickettsial pox Louse- Epidemic relapsing fever ,Epidemic typhus,Trench fever Flea-Endemic relapsing fever,Plague

The 4 people that disliked this video need a literal divine intervention! Thank you so much Divine!

Unreal how you can just go through all this information and you know it so well. So inspiring! Thanks for all these videos and your podcast!!

Your understanding of the material is honestly amazing. Can't thank you enough!

I feel like every generation of med students has their "Prophet of Pedagogy" in years past it was Goljan then came Jason Ryan then came Dr Sattar then came Andrew (sketchymicro) our generation... is Divine!!

Effortlessly high yield my lord! Thank you Divine :)

I don’t know how to thank you Divine. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing work with us 😇 it’s utterly helpful. God bless you 🙏

Serial Phlebotomy is main stay of treatment for polycythemia vera, hydroxyurea can be added for patients at high risk of thrombosis

3:02:57 according to the First Aid, phlebotomy is actually used for polycythemia vera. According to UWorld Q,ID 2883, Serial phlebotomy is the mainstay of treatment for PV; it creates a relative iron deficiency and reduces hematocrit levels to normal range.

2:57:58 according to the First Aid, MEN1 associated with parathyroid adenoma and MEN2A associated with parathyroid hyperplasia. UWorld Q, ID: 2585 confirm this statement.

@2:24:40 Salmonella is not the most common osteomyelitis bug in Sickle, it's still Staph A, However, Salmonella is specific for sickle osteomyelitis. Annoying little factoid Also No longer Give metro for C diff, now its straight to Vanco and then Fidamoxacin

Thats super solid fire divine... Loads of love - Dr. Apurva USMLE Tutor.

Amazing .. r u still recommend this videos untill 2024 ?,, i love it actually

You're DA MAN!

Phlebotomy is indicated for ALL patients with polycythemia vera. Other indications include porphyria cutanea tarda and hemochromatosis (as rightly said in the video).

The savagery when Divine warns "I wish you all the best with that" when people go "Ohh, this is only Step 1 stuff..." just about killed me.

Is the most important modifiable risk factor for atherosclerosis HTN or smoking? Thought it was HTN (2:57:30)

Q at 1:39:10 for tx of EHEC-induced HUS - why is antibiotics used over supportive treatment. (I though tx for EHEC and HUS is always supportive??) Love the reviews!! 😊

Great video! Small correction at 2:10:30-nephrotic syndrome as the etiology of ascites presents with SAAG < 1.1 because serum albumin is low. SAAG >1.1 is portal HTN or CHF

Thank you!

god bless you, you are amazing

For Polycythemia Vera treatment I believe they have changed it to phlebotomy and low dose NSAIDs.

@ 1:39:20 -Do we treat EHEC with antibiotics?or is it generally supportive . I'm confused as treating it might INCREASE RISK for HUS . please clarify this! Thanks

The Pentad of fever ,anaemia, thrombocytopenia,renal failure and neurological symptoms is for TTP ,NOT HUS

What’s the HUS mnemonic? And why didn’t Dr divine say it out loud?

I luv you divine :)

No sound, In all videos, what is going on? Help anyone. I don't have this problem with any other videos. So why this?

Absolutely amazing review, but i had a question regarding one of the concepts. You mention that AV fistulas present as pulsatile masses, yet uworld states that it's aneurysms that are more likely to present as pulsatile masses, while AV fistula would present with no mass and a continuous bruit. Seeing as the uworld chart is more recent, should we go with that on the exam? Thanks in advance!

This guy is responsible for so many medical degrees lol

Do you see neurologic problems with HUS or TTP or both? I've just read it in TTP.

What about the audio

3:02:49 I thought treatment for PV was Phlebotomy?

i thought hus no antibiotics are given? 1:38

I wonder if he has a photogenic memory...

MVP

No sound 😢

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How can we get the audio fixed on this???

"Sound better" for murmurs is a super confusing term to use.

Sarcoidosis => anterior uveitis does not cause afferent pupillary defect bro Thanks for your great vidoes

1:58:13 Divine was ahead of the times

Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy is associated with adenocarcinoma.

No voice!!!!