Hypothalamus and the Pituitary Gland (Rush PA Endocrine Physiology)

Lecturio displays a concise presentation of the most relevant aspects of a wide variety of subjects. Videos contain images for illustration and better understanding as well as quiz questions. Lectures are high-yield and seldom need supplementation of information. Fit for USMLE and PLAB, and offers good value for money - there’s so much to like. There’s however, the lack of clarity of images on a paused screen and only about 20% of the content is currently free.

Este es mi primer curso y fue de mi agrado,auque talves me huviera fascinado mas aun si fueran unos minutos mas largos o mas ejemplos esplicativos pero la verdad es que no es para nada malo y si me ayuda a estudiar o incluso a motivarme

useful case. Very good explanation and clear logical approach to a post op patient.

Good .. but need to improve .like reason of all clinical features,

I really appreciate it, perfectly simple and interesting way of explanation

Makes something hard easier. It is a good explanation and the presentation represents the most important points.

I really understood everything like if it was a brief summary of terms

It have key points which can easily help to solve questions and even real life cases also !

The content is informative, not every one is able to lecture or teach for that matter, but these doctors do an excellent job. The videos are short and easy to watch which makes it easy to retain the information.

Easy receiving the information and very good introducing subjects. I enjoy studying it

I am not very fond of Endocrinology and I do not know why, because I am a physician scientist myself. But this Lecturer Dr. Lazarus is very good explaining things.

Dr. Raj, you did a great job! Learned a lot!!! Thank you so much!

makes the topic way harder to understand even with the easiest topics.

This guy is definition of PERFECTION. The way he explains, makes me laugh all the time. Thanks Carlo Raj.

It is hard for me to listen to his speech, He is stressing every word and I feel the teacher being arrogant

Really enjoyed working through the clinical vignettes and then walking through the thought process behind the answer choices.

This course is excellent. Core concepts presented in an understandable manner. Thank you very much.

The tables are extremly helpful in memorizing alot of stuff in less time . Plus professor is excellent in explaining things very precisely and clearly. Hypothalamic disorders seemed never so easy .

My best lecturer on this platform. He helped me very much. Thank you sir

I had already studied this topic and I realised that the content is good enough to confront an exam. This kind of videos can’t replace the knowledge learned by a scientific article, but the simpleness of this videos plus the quality of the content is good enough for a M.D

la importancia sel sistema hipofisiario y su relacion directa con la regulación del cuerpo

The lecturer is mostly reading the slides. The qbank could also be implemented with explanations about the alternatives.

The doctor speaks slowly, but covers the main components of the subject, explains their examples but is not as clear with common diseases as dwarfs.

Don't like the delivery very slow and need to play at 1.5 speed

Es un excelente profesor ya que es muy específico en la antomía, me gusta el sentido en el que va mencionando cada parte del organo y la función que cumple asi como sus patología so anomalias en cuestiones anormales

The descriptions where clear and comprehensive even to a non native english speaker like my self.

Thank you very much for this course. very helpful lectures.

The instructor is poorly prepared. Anyone can read off of a slide. Didn't even make an effort to find better pictures of structures that are covered. And by the way: hypothesis and hypophysis are completely different things.

Great walk through, the concepts are easy to understand and apply.

Excellent summary of an otherwise challenging subject. Thank you Dr. Canby. Onward!

The questions were helpful, but the lecture was more of a recital. There were no extra explanations, no little tips, no compare and contrasts, to aid and understanding and recall. It was during the second or third time I was watching the hypothalamus that I realised that both medial nucei had to do with appetite regulation and satiety, and lesions could lead to hyperphagia; as opposed to the lateral, whose lesion had the opposite effect, ie starvation. Same thing with posterior and anterior, which have opposing effects on thermoregulation. I had to really focus and repeat the lecture to spot that out. he could have highlighted such points during the lecture.

His lectures are related 100 percent to First Aid that's always helpful

understandable and makes sense, teaches more than required for the boards.

As a NP now in medical school the high yield focus of the lectures are so important to me. Keep it focused, love it.

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