Table N: Emergency Medicine (UMHB 6930)

Dr Raj is amazing! Thank you! I understand the concepts clearly and it's a bonus that Dr Raj's lectures are always so much fun!

Excellent lecture. Crystal-clear on all levels. It gives me the confidence to have an informed opinion on Pertussis next time it comes in the differential diagnosis.

I particularly appreciated the emphasis on the clinical presentation and the radiological finding.

Excellent lecture. Good overview of vomiting and diarrhoea with the definitions, etiologies and the most frequent diagnoses. Good explanation of the questions to ask to the parents.

Excellent lecture. Good overview of vomiting and diarrhoea with the definitions, etiologies and the most frequent diagnoses. Good explanation of the questions to ask to the parents.

Excellent lecture. Good overview of diarrhoea with the definitions, etiologies and the most frequent diagnoses. Good explanation of the questions to ask to the parents.

Another great lecture, where all the following are covered: - Myths: oxygen, etc. - Asthma vs Bronchiolitis - Pavalizumab - Current literature on brochiolitis - Experience from an advanced practitioner I work in a Swiss hospital and even though we follow as much as possible the AAP recommendation, we are not all the time up-to-date.

Another great lecture, where all the following are covered: - Myths: oxygen, etc. - Asthma vs Bronchiolitis - Pavalizumab - Current literature on brochiolitis - Experience from an advanced practitioner I work in a Swiss hospital and even though we follow as much as possible the AAP recommendation, we are not all the time up-to-date.

Another great lecture, where all the following are covered: - Myths: oxygen, etc. - Asthma vs Bronchiolitis - Pavalizumab - Current literature on brochiolitis - Experience from an advanced practitioner I work in a Swiss hospital and even though we follow as much as possible the AAP recommendation, we are not all the time up-to-date.

Thank you very much for this very clear shock lecture !

I love the simplicity and energy Professor Jung puts into the lecture. Thank you tremendously for all of your lectures!

good and very very goood and thanks i wish i meet you some day

He is an excellent teacher that help me understand the concept very well

Thank u so much Dr Raj. It was a very good lecture.

the teacher easily explains the topics I like the way she teaches.

Really nice teaching style and great slides. Thank you so much

Excellent explanation, I was able to understand the topic thoroughly. Thank you Sir.

Very clear and to the point with the pertinent information.

Thanks for very clear explanations and tricks from your medical career. These are the things, one can not find easily in the books.

he is reading his lecture and has long pauses which make it difficult to maintain attention

His mannerisms and power-speaking sometimes detract from his lectures, but Dr Raj is by far the best lecturer on Lecturio.

Best explanation,Dr.Raj makes any difficult topic very easy. thank you very much Sir

Best ACS diagram ever! Clear, concise, and delivered with enthusiasm.

Excellent summary of hep B. Thorough explanation of serology. Thanks Dr Raj!

Very good thanks for the explanations, very clear oooo oooo oooo

Very useful information delivered in a direct and easy to understand manner.

Dr. Jung is an awesome lecturer! Very clear and I really appreciate the fact that she doesn't just read slides but makes an effort an effort to explain the material!

This conference is Clear and concise, the information is really useful

hope the lesson becomes more concentrated to the idea,i leac=ve this lesson to search the net for better understanding.

feel confused from explnation,i need to repeat many times hope you change the video

I can see that she has a lot of experience with this kind of patients.

The main reason why people don't rate 5 stars more often is because we have questions at the end and we go so fast to the next lesson.

Very useful and almost complete, but could use a bit more details about how common AMS is in the eldery and in-patients.

Very nicely detailled information about abdominal pain semiology and I like her voice.

Very good, but could have more details in the medications used to treat the most common respiratories distress causes. Like budesonide and ipratropium in an asthmatic crisis.

A good introduction for an everyday problem in pediatric consults. And a good review for MDs.

He explains everything so well; this is exactly the kind of question we get on our exams in university of maastricht. It's detailed, but serology explanation is really helpful

Holy moly, you are awesome. I understood the topic ASSAP. I love the way you explain, keep up the good job

very well explained and pictures and slides are beautifully made

too many information that is too advanced slides were read not explained

Like it very much. Easy to understand, complete and concrete.

Very Good Lecture.. Excellent Explanation!... It resume very good the pathophysiology and the managment of epiglotitis. Even if it's not a common disease.

Its a really nice summary of what do any doctor needs to know to be prepare in the mission of infront the pathology

The professor is outstanding in her way of expressing the facts in a palatable way and the EBM she gives is fantastic.

i like it so much . thank you i like it so much . thank you i like it so much . thank you

Great lecture given by a competent speaker. But Dr Bord let us down a little by not elaborating on a clinical teaching point and pearl of wisdom that she may have wanted to talk about in more detail. She makes several references to the subtle presentations PE can take and gives two personal examples in her introduction. She also encourages us to follow our gut instinct if PE is on our minds as a likely diagnosis. I have learnt that if you go looking for text book presentations then you are on the wrong track, and to some extent this lecture encourages us to think text book. One of the most confounding and frustrating aspects of PE is that it can present in many ways - it's a mischievous demon. For me shortness of breath is the only reliable symptom. I would like a warning given to include PE in the differential diagnosis of any patient presenting with shortness of breath. However, despite my warning PERC and Wells are a good aid for getting you out of a misdiagnosis, but you have to be thinking PE to begin with. If, as clinical educators, we pushed this point in 101 then perhaps more PEs could be picked up earlier.

This lecture is very well explained with great detail and tips.

Informative! There were quite a few different things i learned from this lecture. I now have a better understanding of the disease.

Good delivery of content. Lecture incorporated latest definitions of Sepsis and Septic shock

it is a very good lecture! I recommend!!!! ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

It is a pleasure listening to such an experienced and passionate professor. Thank you! I just wish there was also a part talking about non-bacterial pathogens causing gastroenteritis (viral and parasitic in particular). Thanks again.

Easy to understand and short concise essential information for students

Explained the topic very effectively. Made easy to understand. Also the progress of the lesson is very catchy.

i think speaker is going too fast to catch, some drugs doses, mode of delivery and practical problems at bedside should have been covered

Muy buen video, claro y concreto, me gustó mucho su charla.

Hello Mam! It’s very nice lecture! Only thing is that need to update as 10th edition of ATLS.

All of your lectures about radiology are very clear and contain very interesting informations !!! You're one of the best lectors of Lecturio in my humble opinion. Thanks !!

It is very a good job as he able to simplify difficult concepts. I really love the way he explains each points. Thank you so much.

Thank you for your lectures. They are very easy to follow and interesting to watch.

excellent video. I recommend this and the introduction of anaphylaxis. Thanks DR. Julianna

Very clear and concise. Presenter took time to explain positional importance of the patient.

Great lecture and Dr. Raj is wonderful. My only comment would be to add a bit of information about the pathogenesis tied to the different etiologies

Dr. Jung provides concise, precise, and relevant information in a clear and deliberate manner.

Miss Julianna has explained the principles of management of shock nicely and precisely.

YOU DO NECROSECTOMY ONLY IN CASES OF INFECTED NECROSIS AFTER 4 WEEKS OF ADMISSION

Excellent! Dr Carlo covered hepatology well. Thank you so much.

La información de la conferencia es muy practica y concisa , me revela nuevas cosas e inclusive me motiva a seguir investigando mas de fondo el tema. Gracias por su gran aporte Dr. John Fisher.

I don't need Lecturio. I only need Dr Jung's brain to thrive on the test.

the lession is very insteresting, but i think i could be explained a little better, showing and explaining an image of CXR of atelectasis, sentinel loop AXR. Also it coulde be better if hidroclorotiazied mecanism way of producing muscle weakness is explained after answering the question of the quizz, and the indications of the ERCP explained. Thanks

Straight to the essentials, very easy to understand. Great tips for remembering syndrome.

excellent lecture, the detail is very appropriate and I feel more confident in this area now, Thank you!

The review was easy to understand with clear explanation. I also appreciated the test sample after the lecture. It tested my knowledge regarding the subject matter thank you

Great class and teaching. Objective topics and lots of visual adresses

He is reading the lecture and not elaborating much. Makes pauses that makes me sleepy and he is does not make it exiting to learn.

Once again, Dr. Raj is blowing my mind with the way he teach medicine. Connecting everything from here on out to eternity. I have a question about that second quiz question about sepsis before ARDS. The answer was that ARDS following sepsis will decrease the cardiac output, and that was according to what Dr. Raj said in the lectures. Is it possible that we could also have a situation with respiratory rate increasing?

Clear as always. I like the way he emphasizes things. A lot

Very good lecture about the MI chronology. The Professor explains very well what we can read in "First Aid".

Need a few questions to make sure we learned what is important.

Very clear and concise explanation. But, could have more questions.

simplified ,high yield content , Dr Juliana has charisma draws the audience attention

Very good lecture! It flows nicely, and really helps you understand the process. It makes learning easy and interesting

It is an impartant topic and is explained well.. Grate work shown in it in all aspects

Honestly, it is a godsend. The videos are clear, concise and fun! Dr. Raj is passionate and amazing! Also I watched many others videoes and all are fantastic! I wish I got to know about this earlier, it would have helped me immensely. It has lectures from MCAT to USMLE 2 so all the courses are covered, never again I'll be stuck with not understanding and never again will reading the book become so time-consuming. The bookmatching aplication that it has is genius and also just makes my life much easier. I am using this program for my PANCE and it facilitates my learning to be more effective! Thank you all so much for putting this together! Highly recommended.

Awesome Lecturing, great analysis and explanations. it made it real easy to follow.

Actually at the beginning,it was very hard for me to follow Dr. Raj and it was very distracting, but now I find pathology lectures as the highest yield ones.I should stay alert during the lecture otherwise I'd listen to it again and again to digest the amazing connections among various pathologies.

the tutuor did a great job but i find this topic diffucult and did not get a clear picture of it yet

much more details on the diagnosis could have been provided....on the whole I really pleased to find a website like this....please continue to develop the site...its really good

I liked the clarity with which the topic was dealt with

Good talk I would have liked the discussion to also include post operative complications as well as recurrence rates following hernia repair.

Very comprehensive discussion. It would have been worthwhile to talk about criteria for starting treatment for chronic Hep B (e.g DNA count vs symptoms and livers functions). Also unclear if treatment of HepB is curative. The hepatitis talks did not mention genotypes of Hep C at all which is important for treating the condition, particularly in countries where access to direct acting antivirals is not available. Finally the talks didn't mention what percentage of patients with chronic Hep B and C go on to develop cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma.

It would have been great to list the most common agents that could potentially lead to liver toxicity aside from paracetamol, incl phenytoin, statins, amiodarone, methotrexate. Also not sure if this would be discussed in the Emergency Medicine talks but actually working up the patient and what to do from a monitoring point of view once a diagnosis of paracetamol overdose would have been really helpful. It would have been worth noting that acetylcysteine most efficacious within 8 to 10 hours after ingestion of paracetamol.

For example no mention of primary scelorising cholangitis, need for colonscopy after 8 yrs of active disease and subsequent colectomy if premalignant lesions identified. Also no mention of toxic megacolon. It would have been good to discuss the hierarchy of management in these patients

A superficial talk about an important contributor to malabsorption. I think it would have been good to discuss why we need to assess for the prescence of IgA to begin with. What the role of HLA is in the disease. Moreover, the importance of biopsy as well as the long term complication of celiac disease include osteoprosis, neurological impairment and enteropathy associated T-cell lymphoma.

It would would have been good to further elaborate on dx testing and in which clinical circumstances one would be more appropriate over the other. Also with the increasing incidence of resistant organisms I feel the lecture didn't adequately outline appropriate second line management. Also the error regarding PPI which was flagged by another listener

his lecture is short & more useful good for practice study easily

Since December 2013, Several DAA drugs were approved by FDA. So you can update this lecture.

The explanation is up to the point and very precise,love each one of the video this doctor had conducted. :)