Excellent
By Pete K. on 31. July 2019 for Pediatric Cardiology
I enjoy Dr. Alverson’s teaching style. Easy to comprehend. I have watched it several times through NP school. I am trying to find the “hand method of remembering the cyanotic heart defects, but can’t fine the video again. One of my favorite professors here. Thank you!!
thank you so mush it was helpful
By gumaa a. on 07. April 2019 for Pediatric Cardiology
thank you so mush it was helpful thank you so mush it was helpful
Great way to categorise them all!
By Lorcán Ó. on 31. March 2019 for Truncus Arteriosus and Transposition of the Great Vessels (TGV)
Great break down of each of the different cardiac conditions and how to differentiate between them!
Great lecture
By Allan K. on 24. February 2019 for Pediatric Cardiology
simplified and easily explained; easy to understand. thank you very much
Good
By Wenting M. on 04. February 2019 for Atrial Septal Defect (ASD)
Engaging. Good clinical correlation from his own experience in practice. Good explanation of physiology and tie in with pathology.
very clear and effective lessons
By samantha r. on 02. February 2019 for Pediatric Cardiology
good lecture, helped to refresh my knowledge.thank you very much
very brief
By Chibuzor Z. on 13. October 2018 for Atrial Septal Defect (ASD)
too short vert underutilized lacks content..how to see longer videos
confusing
By maddy k. on 10. February 2018 for Tachyarrhythmias (Tachycardia): Definition
Confusing, difficult to understand (too many synonymous names)- its difficult to comprehend what its meant with orthodromic etc.
Clear and precise
By Xiaofeng W. on 15. January 2018 for Pediatric Cardiology
These videos get in the point, summarize what are the important things to know in each topic for the test, and help me not to be saturated with all the information in the book.
Fantastic lecture
By Francesca W. on 29. December 2017 for Pediatric Cardiology
This is a very well planned out lecture on some well developed material. The doctor explained it well and even broke some of it down into a pneumonic. Very clever and well done!
Excellent lecture
By Marius Iulian U. on 12. December 2017 for Infective Endocarditis (IE)
Very good lecture! It flows nicely, and really helps you understand the process. It makes learning easy and interesting
great lecture and great professor!
By PEDRO H G G. on 10. December 2017 for Bradycardia (Slow Heart Rate)
Very easy to understand, high yield points and such a great teacher. Congrats ! =D
Wow factor
By Paramjit V. on 24. November 2017 for Pediatric Cardiology
It was so well presented. The difficult made so simple and clear. Its like a wow factor I must say. Excellent skill.
Fantastic explanation and crystal clear.
By Paramjit V. on 21. November 2017 for Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return (TAPVR)
Awesome presentation. It is very explicit and concise. Even the books cannot explain it so well.
excellent effort
By drriaz k. on 31. October 2017 for Diagnosis if a Baby is Blue and Hyperoxia Test
its very helpful and informative
many students can prepare for exam throught it
Well organised
By jiawei X. on 07. August 2017 for Pediatric Cardiology
Concise, easy to understand, well prepared slides. Good pace on the lectures and easy to follow
Precise
By Ugochukwu A. on 28. July 2017 for Pediatric Cardiology
I really appreciate the course. It's short and precise. I highly recommend it to medical students
best review..
By Md M. on 02. July 2017 for Diagnosis if a Baby is Blue and Hyperoxia Test
tnx sir for this nice video..help me lotttttt.tnx again.
interesting
By lana j. on 08. May 2017 for Diagnosis if a Baby is Blue and Hyperoxia Test
veryyyyyyy informative thanks lots!! it was very intersting i learnt so much
THANKS ALOT
By ALMUSTAFA I. on 02. February 2017 for Pediatric Cardiology
Great job, clear and nice presentation. I found it very helpful for me to understand pediatric.
Great start!
By Anna M. on 11. January 2017 for Diagnosis if a Baby is Blue and Hyperoxia Test
I loved that You explained every part of the clinical and physical examinations and gave examples of why is important and what can you diagnose with that, for me it's always easier to learn if I can connect things.
