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🔥 High yield study tip: learn in layers! This is one of the highly effective habits that helped me consistently rank first at university. This habit will help you spot examinable content. When you learn a new topic, try and get into the habit of cross referencing it with several other sources (e.g passmed notes, YouTube videos and your favourite MedEd websites) The goal isn’t to drown in resources—you don’t have time for that! Instead, whenever you learn something new, jump to a few trusted sources and compare. The more you do this, the more you’ll spot patterns— like the same high-yield facts appearing over and over again! That’s the 80/20 rule (Pareto principle) in action: Roughly 20% of the content gets tested 80% of the time! For example, nearly every resource on atrial fibrillation emphasizes: ☑️ Triggers of AF ☑️ Treatment (rate vs rhythm control) ☑️ Definitions (Paroxysmal vs. Persistent vs. Permanent ) ☑️ ChadsVasc score (Not an exhaustive list!) By layering your learning, you’ll quickly filter what actually matters for exams —without wasting time on low-yield details. Stack your sources, spot the patterns, and focus on what counts! 👇 Drop any questions down below! 🔥Like and follow to study medicine smarter! #medical #doctor #nurse #osce #usmle #medstudent #mbbs #medico #medicalschool #medicalstudent #ukmla #study
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⚠️ Tap here for the answer! ✅ Spoiler alert: Tissue expanders Here you can see a patient with several skin expanders doing their magic. Imagine you need reconstructive surgery, but you don’t have enough skin to cover it… This is where Skin expanders come in. They’re typically used in plastic surgery to stretch the skin, allowing for additional tissue growth. They’re balloon-like structures inserted beneath the skin and gradually filled with saline over time. Classic indications include mastectomy or to repair scars, burns, or other defects. The expanded skin is later repositioned to cover the affected area! 🔥 Follow me Dr Matt Barrett to study medicine smarter! —————— #doctor #medstudent #medicalstudent #medicalschool #usmle #ukmla #nurse #diagnosis
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⚠️ Tap here for the answer! ✅ Spoiler alert: Prune belly syndrome Here we can see one of the three features (Triad) of prune belly ☑️ Partial or complete Abdominal muscle deficiency ☑️ urinary tract malformation ☑️ undescended testes The give away here is the wrinkled skin with a clear outline of the underlying bowel, due to abdominal muscle deficiency. The exact cause is unknown and the malformation of the urinary tract interp can also manifest as underdeveloped kidneys and lungs! ❌ Don’t confuse this with “visible intestinal peristalsis” of bowel obstruction where you’ll see the bowel loops slowly contracting under the skin 🔒 Follow me Dr Matt Barrett to study medicine smarter! —————— #doctor #nurse #mbbs #medico #osce #medicalquiz #medstudent
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