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For Step 2 it's important to know about Emergency Medicine. This lecture will provide information that will heighten your basic understanding of wounds and wound care, toxicology, and trauma management, among other topics.
The lecture is supported by download material and quizzes with direct feedback to identify possible knowledge gaps.
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Well organized , very educating lecture thanks for the great lecture
The professor is outstanding in her way of expressing the facts in a palatable way and the EBM she gives is fantastic.
Core concepts explained very clearly. Easy to grasp. I like the easy way difficult topics are explained. Explanations should be included in answers to questions at the end of each lecture. I would recommend this course to all who want to crack USMLE.
Great lecture given by a competent speaker. But Dr Bord let us down a little by not elaborating on a clinical teaching point and pearl of wisdom that she may have wanted to talk about in more detail. She makes several references to the subtle presentations PE can take and gives two personal examples in her introduction. She also encourages us to follow our gut instinct if PE is on our minds as a likely diagnosis. I have learnt that if you go looking for text book presentations then you are on the wrong track, and to some extent this lecture encourages us to think text book. One of the most confounding and frustrating aspects of PE is that it can present in many ways - it's a mischievous demon. For me shortness of breath is the only reliable symptom. I would like a warning given to include PE in the differential diagnosis of any patient presenting with shortness of breath. However, despite my warning PERC and Wells are a good aid for getting you out of a misdiagnosis, but you have to be thinking PE to begin with. If, as clinical educators, we pushed this point in 101 then perhaps more PEs could be picked up earlier.
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Well organized , very educating lecture thanks for the great lecture
The professor is outstanding in her way of expressing the facts in a palatable way and the EBM she gives is fantastic.
Core concepts explained very clearly. Easy to grasp. I like the easy way difficult topics are explained. Explanations should be included in answers to questions at the end of each lecture. I would recommend this course to all who want to crack USMLE.
Great lecture given by a competent speaker. But Dr Bord let us down a little by not elaborating on a clinical teaching point and pearl of wisdom that she may have wanted to talk about in more detail. She makes several references to the subtle presentations PE can take and gives two personal examples in her introduction. She also encourages us to follow our gut instinct if PE is on our minds as a likely diagnosis. I have learnt that if you go looking for text book presentations then you are on the wrong track, and to some extent this lecture encourages us to think text book. One of the most confounding and frustrating aspects of PE is that it can present in many ways - it's a mischievous demon. For me shortness of breath is the only reliable symptom. I would like a warning given to include PE in the differential diagnosis of any patient presenting with shortness of breath. However, despite my warning PERC and Wells are a good aid for getting you out of a misdiagnosis, but you have to be thinking PE to begin with. If, as clinical educators, we pushed this point in 101 then perhaps more PEs could be picked up earlier.
The course has a very good presentation. The professor Jung, probably is not relative of C.G. Jung, but has its skills in describing a situation. She is marvelous.
Dr. Bord is very clear and easy to understand. She has interesting and common clinical correlates that I have already seen in my ED rotation.
This lecture is very well explained with great detail and tips.
Good delivery of content. Lecture incorporated latest definitions of Sepsis and Septic shock
Fantastic professor/Dr. very engaging lectures, didn't lose interest or zone out once. I enjoy how she uses a lot of actual clinical advice and stories to put the information in perspective. And she has multiple years of ER experience which is obviously very helpful and makes her lectures more practical.
it is a very good lecture! I recommend!!!! ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
i understood it, its clear, fluid speking, and its something really important to have present.
I love her...She is a great lecturer that makes learning easy.
I enjoyed Dr. Bord's review. All the main points covered, and easy to understand.
Phenomenal instruction. As a medical student, I understood the theory behind ECG and pharmacology, but didn't quite understand the why or when. I watched this course prior to taking ACLS, and her explanations having given me more confidence in not only cardiovascular emergency, but also understanding the application of these events. For any medical student I would highly recommend taking the time to watch these videos after you cover cardiology pharmacology in your studies. This course will very clearly give you the understanding the "why" of cardiac pharmacology. As far as medical students go, we tend to look for videos that are very to the point and explain well without wasting time. This lecture series checks all the boxes. Very well done, and very highly recommended.
Juliana gives her presentation with confidence.She has current knowledge of cardiovascular emergency and she passes on the knowledge effectively.
Fantastic professor, integrates her clinical experience very well. Enjoyed all of her course!
This Course deserves a 5 star! Dr. Jung has a natural style of delivery that can hold anyone's attention. She is dynamic and explains the basic principles clearly. I enjoyed her lectures.
i think speaker is going too fast to catch, some drugs doses, mode of delivery and practical problems at bedside should have been covered
I appreciate the details she brings in a concise lecture. She has the ability to capture important and detail facts in a very short presentation.Thumbs up Sharon.
The course presenter had passion and enthusiasm and knowledge in her delivery. The course content was very practical and straight forward. I enjoy Dr. Jung's style of presentation.
she was very clear it was very comprehensive and very less time consuming
Clearly clarify every single point. Wonderful lecture. The lectures cleared my mind
She is concise, to the point, and emphasizes what needs to be known.
Ed . Sick. Not sick ABCD. ABCD H.P.I P.M.H R PHYSICAL E. R D.D worsen first High probability treatment and disposition.
Hello Mam! It’s very nice lecture! Only thing is that need to update as 10th edition of ATLS.
Thank you for your lectures. They are very easy to follow and interesting to watch.
excellent video. I recommend this and the introduction of anaphylaxis. Thanks DR. Julianna
Very clear and concise. Presenter took time to explain positional importance of the patient.
clear explanation and very good presentations. I love how she explains the causes and the pathophysiology
Dr. Jung provides concise, precise, and relevant information in a clear and deliberate manner.
I like that it teaches step by step a correct evaluation of the patient in the emergency deparment
Miss Julianna has explained the principles of management of shock nicely and precisely.
It's very concise and understandable. I'm not a native english speaker but the course is very clear and comprehensible. Congratulations to Dr Julianna Jung.
Amazing lectuerer who knows how to bring lots of knowledge in a clear and precise manner to the student
Everything is excellent. I am satisfaying with lecturer, way of presentation and very understanding English speaking :)
The lessons are interesting, brief, concise, and succinct. I am glad that I registered for this program.
I’m a new nurse in the ED in need of more information about toxicology
Amazing! Compatible with last version of ACLS after rading the book the lecture was very good
clear, concise, short lesson that is perfect for me and Ideal for those with limited time to spend on learning and fine tuning there skills/ knowledge
I don't need Lecturio. I only need Dr Jung's brain to thrive on the test.
I have not even finished the course yet. But Dr Julianna Jung is with no doubt a 5-star professor.
The material is really well explained in these video's. If I don't grasp the concepts of the topic I can easily go back and review.
It's another excellent presentation well explained. Looking forward to the rest of this topic.
very helpful! its a great first step into the medical world. thanks.
Straight to the essentials, very easy to understand. Great tips for remembering syndrome.
The best professor ever. Wonderful! She goes direct to the point of what is important and the best manner possible.
excellent lecture, the detail is very appropriate and I feel more confident in this area now, Thank you!
Dr Bord review was clearly presented. It makes it easy to remember
INFORMATIVE AND CONCISE AS WELL AS APT MAKES THE TOPIC VERY INTERESTING
Great class and teaching. Objective topics and lots of visual adresses
very well structured, repeating the essential, easy-listening I liked it very much so far, thank you!
I like this course. Material is structured well and has good practice value. Thank you, doctor Sharon Bord
Help me a lot, good information, the way she explains things make it even easier to remember.
i like it it is sweet and short and informative. easy to remember and practice great job Dr.julianna Jung and lecturio team
Dr. Jung offers expert insight into various emergencies conditions and provides a deep knowledge of how to give patients the best shot.
The reason I rate this as 5 stars is because it was a simple, concrete, and very useful way to remember the key points on DKA at the emergency department that is often full of patients. I'm writing from Colombia.
Love Dr Jung’s process and delivery of the course’s information.
I like the pertinent information she gives us to solve a life.
Really liked this lecture series. Very useful for all medical professionals who work in an emergency department or prehospital setting. Has helped me a lot with Paramedic clinical placements.
simplified ,high yield content , Dr Juliana has charisma draws the audience attention
I like her style of lecturing; she doesn't just read off the slides (like some lecturers on lecturio!) but explains it well.
excellent. good teacher, confident and goes through the principles really well
It is appropriate in terms of length and the questions help you to embed the knowledge that you have learnt
I enjoy listening to Dr. Jung teach. She is very knowledgeable and simplifies complex conditions so it's easy to understand.
Dr. Jung was really great outlining what is most important to emergency physicians and how to outline case presentations. For me as a medical student this is amazing! Thank you!
Very much to the point without any fluff. Help guide thinking process in the ED.
I really like the way she explains everything it's so practical and her voice sounds great.They cover many topics.Definitely, recommend it.
very useful and practical advice not only for medical students but even for junoir doctors!!
Well designed and delivered, but content seemed more directed to pre-med audience.
Well organised and simplified as to ED setting. would appreciate if more images of actual ED settings.
Great concise information. The section on how to present for EM is extremely helpful!
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