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Bookmark or Share- Step 3 Exam Recalls | Student Doctor Networka) lower lithium dose. b) skip lithium dose until t4 levels normalize. c) d/c lithium and switch to alternate bipolar med. d) add synthroid. PLEASE ADD YOUR RECALLS or ask your freinds for their recalls because in all likelihood, they are not going to be reading the STEP 3 thread that often. GOOD LUCK!
- Physical exam documentation | Student Doctor NetworkApr 29, 2009. #16. DrRobert said: Gen: A+Ox3 HEENT: PERRLA Airway: MP1, 3FB TMD, Good neck extension CV: RRR, No murmur Resp: CTAB Abd: soft, NTTP Extrem: No edema, +2/4 pulses Neuro: Non-focal *For billing purposes we are only required to do an Airway, CV, and Pulm exam but most of us do all of the above.
- SOE PRACTICE QUESTIONS - Student Doctor Network CommunitiesLungs: bilateral basilar rales. CAROTID ANGIOGRAM: Left carotid: 90% stenotic lesion with plaque ulceration. Right carotid: 85% stenotic lesion. Basilar system without plaques. Incomplete circle of Willis noted. ECHO: Echocardiogram the day prior to surgery: left ventricle ejection fraction 40% with inferior and anterior
- anatomy mnemonics | Student Doctor NetworkI Olfactory / Sensory II Optic / Sensory III Occulomotor /Motor IV Trochlear / Motor V Trigeminal / Both VI Abducens / Motor VII Facial / Both VIII Auditory (statoacoustic) / Sensory IX Glossopharyngeal / Both X Vagus / Both XI Accessory / Motor XII Hypoglossial / Motor I Oh! / Some II Ohh!! / Say III Ooohh!!!!
- Recommendations : Good Pathophysiology Book please.The Lange book is similar, although a little less detailed. I would say it is probably the best book for the student wanting to solidify pathophysiology before step 1. I thought that boards and wards book does not give adequate explanations of pathophys. After that, I would go with Harrisons. 0.
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