UPCH EMG

I just love how you explained everything in 5 min so clearly when I browsed for so long. Very useful information

THAT IS A VERY GOOD TALK. Detail infos and explanation. Thank you!

Good very good... thanks doc from indonesia, its very understandable

I enjoy seeing the use of articles in these presentation. I was surprised to see the how the long term effects of the drugs compare to the short term ones.

It was explained in a good way. It's easy to understand and it helps avoiding confusions.

The videos in this section are really professional and clear. There are no mistakes and the information fluids really well. Thanks Dr. Jung.

That was a really good high-yield class, props to her.

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

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

Hemorrhagic Shock: Diagnosis emphasizes what needs to be known, very useful

The presentation is very well explained, with clinical and imaging presentation. highly recommend.

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

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

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.

She is concise, to the point, and emphasizes what needs to be known.

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

clear explanation and very good presentations. I love how she explains the causes and the pathophysiology

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.

I have not even finished the course yet. But Dr Julianna Jung is with no doubt a 5-star professor.

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

INFORMATIVE AND CONCISE AS WELL AS APT MAKES THE TOPIC VERY INTERESTING

The reason I rate this as 5 stars is because it was a simple, concrete, and very useful way to remember the key points on DKA at the emergency department that is often full of patients. I'm writing from Colombia.

Very much to the point without any fluff. Help guide thinking process in the ED.