StepWise

Episode 16: #Hormones

In this Episode of StepWise I break down a Step One style question over something going on in a stomach. Pastest: pastest.com If you want to contact me for any reason you can reach me at trey@stepwisepodcast.com or on twitter @stepwisepodcast Additionally, nothing said in this podcast should be construed as medical advice: If you have concerns about your health please see a licensed healthcare provider.

Episode 15: Step One Study Strategy

In this episode of StepWise, we break from the normal question breakdown to go over what I think is the best way to study for Step One. It essentially breaks down to, Use a QBank like Pastest etc, to help study during classes. Use Anki throughout to memorize the details. Use Pathoma and Sketchy for concept enforcement. Give yourself enough time (2-3 months) of dedicated time to go through all of UWorld, keep at Anki, and do the NBME and UWorld practice exams. Pastest: https://www.pastest.com Anki: https://www.reddit.com/r/medicalschoolanki/ Me: Trey@StepWisePodcast.com  

Episode 14: A multi-system GI Question

In this episode of StepWise we breakdown a GI question that at first, may seem to be very involved, but once we figure out what is actually going on is easily solvable! You can reach me at Trey@StepWisepodcast.com Pastest website: Pastest.com Take things one Step at a time!  

Episode 13: An Ophthalmology Question

In this episode I go through a Step One style ophthalmology question. Eye anatomy and knowing the things that can affect each layer are important for this question. Thanks for being patient waiting for this episode, I got pretty busy between thanksgiving and my clerkships these past few weeks. Check out Pastest at pastest.com You can get ahold of me to ask a question, episode suggestion, correction, or anything else at Trey@stepwisepodcast.com

Episode 12: A Hyponatremia Question

In this episode we tackle a USMLE Step One style hyponatremia question. These can be difficult questions because sodium interacts with so many systems and hormones so it pays to learn to do them methodically and then speed up to the 90 seconds you have for each question. You can contact me for any questions, corrections, or suggestions at trey@stepwisepodcast.com Find pastest at pastest.com