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All Courses, Family Medicine, All Clinical Sciences, Family Medicine (FM)

Family Medicine: Mental Health

All Courses, Family Medicine, All Clinical Sciences, Family Medicine (FM)

Family Medicine: Women's Health

All Courses, Emergency Medicine, All Clinical Sciences, Emergency Medicine (EM)

Emergency Medicine: Trauma

All Courses, Case X: All Cases, Road to Residency

Cardiology Cases

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Endocrinology Cases

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Gastroenterology Cases

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Hematology Oncology Cases

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Infectious Disease Cases

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Nephrology Cases

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Pulmonology Cases

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Rheumatology Cases

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Ob/Gyn Cases

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Pediatrics Cases

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Neuropsych Cases

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Surgery Cases

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine, All Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine (IM)

Internal Medicine: Endocrinology

All Courses, Intern Bootcamp, Road to Residency

Intern Bootcamp

A decade’s worth of wisdom, skills, tips, and tricks for residency. All the things you want to know and even some you didn’t know you needed.

All Courses, Intern Content, Road to Residency

Intern Content - In The ICU

This video-only course focuses on intensive care strategies, including approaches to shock, oxygenation and ventilation, and running a code blue.

All Courses, Intern Content, Road to Residency

Intern Content - Managing Common Medical Problems

This video-only course highlights the most frequently seen clinical problems in Internal Medicine, primarily focused on the most common admissions and interpreting abnormal laboratories.

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Intern Content - Approach To Complaints

This video-only course is designed to help the learner develop a differential diagnosis based on some of the most common chief complaints.

All Courses, Food as Medicine, O.M.Extras

Food as Medicine: Applications

All Courses, Food as Medicine, O.M.Extras

Food as Medicine: Nutritional Principles

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Surgery, All Clinical Sciences

Subspecialty Surgery

All Courses, Life Sciences, Dual Sciences, Biostatistics, All Clinical Sciences

Biostatistics

This course covers statistical and epidemiological concepts as used in clinical application.

All Courses, OMM, Dual Sciences

OMM 2: Next Level

Leverage this short course to practice the Structured Screening Exam and obtain valuable test-taking skills for the PE and COMATs.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Surgery, Clerkships, Sample Lessons, All Clinical Sciences

Trauma Surgery

This course focuses on the approach to the evaluation and management of patients involved in major trauma, organized by region of the body.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Surgery, Clerkships, Sample Lessons, All Clinical Sciences

General Surgery

This course covers material applicable to a general surgeon, including preoperative evaluation, postoperative complications, and surgeries of the gastrointestinal tract, hepatobiliary tree, acute abdomen, and breast.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, OB/GYN, Clerkships, Gynecology, AAMC, All Clinical Sciences

Gynecology 1: Anatomy and Pathology

This course explores nonmalignant conditions of the female reproductive organs as well as normal and abnormal pelvic floor function.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, OB/GYN, Clerkships, Gynecology, Sample Lessons, All Clinical Sciences

Gynecology 2: Gynecology Oncology

This course explores premalignant and malignant lesions of the female pelvic reproductive organs.

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Gynecology 3: Reproductive Endocrinology

This course explores hormones, from puberty through menopause, as they relate to normal function, pathology, and pregnancy.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, OB/GYN, Clerkships, Obstetrics, All Clinical Sciences

Obstetrics 1: Preconception

This course discusses important considerations when preparing for - or avoiding - pregnancy.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, OB/GYN, Clerkships, Obstetrics, AAMC, Sample Lessons, All Clinical Sciences

Obstetrics 2: Early Pregnancy

This course covers both maternal and fetal pathologies that arise during the first trimester of pregnancy.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, OB/GYN, Clerkships, Obstetrics, All Clinical Sciences

Obstetrics 3: Late Pregnancy

This course covers both maternal and fetal pathologies that occur or present during the third trimester of pregnancy.

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Obstetrics 4: Labor And Delivery

This course explores evaluation of maternal and fetal wellbeing, vaginal delivery, surgical interventions including cesarean delivery, and selected complications of childbirth.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Psychiatry, Clerkships, All Clinical Sciences

Psychiatry: Mostly Mood

This course covers mood disorders. The spectrum from depression to anxiety is artificial, but one that is established by the bipolar spectrum and the ability to treat with anxiolytics, which also tend to be antidepressants.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Psychiatry, Clerkships, Sample Lessons, All Clinical Sciences

Psychiatry: Personality and Psychosis

This course focuses on the cluster of psychiatric conditions centered around perception or its absence - delusion.

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Psychiatry: Sleep, Sex, and Drugs

This course covers disorders of sexual function, sleep and sleep hygiene, and substance use, including the disease itself and the drugs of addiction.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Clerkships, All Clinical Sciences

Psychiatry: Pediatric Psychiatry

A brief, two-lesson course covering the psychiatric conditions found in children.

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Pediatrics: General Pediatrics

This course covers the nonspecialized care of children, with an emphasis on prevention of injury and disease.

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Pediatrics: Neonatal Pediatrics

This course explores normal neonatal care at the time of delivery, neonatal intensive care, and the conditions that present at the very beginning of life.

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Pediatrics: Pediatric Subspecialty

Beyond the routine care of children are the diseases and conditions explored in pediatric subspecialty. These are conditions and disease states treated with medicine rather than surgery.

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Pediatrics: Pediatric Surgery

The conditions that are treatable by surgery are covered in this course.

All Courses, Neurology, All Clinical Sciences

Neurology

This course covers the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of neurological diseases. This course is intended to provide instruction on the conditions seen on an end-of-rotation exam of a Neurology rotation.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine, All Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine (IM)

Internal Medicine: Cardiology

This course covers the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of disease of the heart and cardiovascular system in adults.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine, Clerkships, Dermatology, All Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine (IM)

Internal Medicine: Dermatology

This course covers the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of diseases of the skin, hair, and nails.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine, Clerkships, Rheumatology, All Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine (IM)

Internal Medicine: Rheumatology

This course covers the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of rheumatologic disease in adults.

All Courses, Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease, All Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine (IM)

Internal Medicine: Infectious Disease

This course covers the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of infectious diseases. Some lessons are based on the infected organ and others based on the organism.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine, Clerkships, Hematology, All Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine (IM)

Internal Medicine: Hematology Oncology

This course covers the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of diseases of the blood and bone marrow with a focus on anemia, leukemia, and lymphomas.

All Courses, Internal Medicine, Nephrology, All Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine (IM)

Internal Medicine: Nephrology

This course covers the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of diseases of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and derangements in electrolytes and water balance. It serves as the kidney instruction for any adult medicine course.

All Courses, Internal Medicine, Hepatobiliary, All Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine (IM)

Internal Medicine: Hepatobiliary

The gallbladder, pancreas, and liver compromise the hepatobiliary system. The lessons in this course tackle pathologies of this system, with a heavy focus on the liver and cirrhosis, acute pancreatitis, and gallstones.

All Courses, Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine, Clerkships, Gastroenterology, All Clinical Sciences, Internal Medicine (IM)

Internal Medicine: Gastroenterology

This course covers the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of disease of the gastrointestinal tract in adults.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Reproduction, Organ Systems

Reproduction 1: Male Reproduction

This course explores gametogenesis, sexual differentiation, scrotal pathologies, and normal erection and ejaculation.

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Reproduction 2: Female Reproduction

This course covers the complexities of normal and abnormal female reproductive organs and their relationship to puberty, menopause, and pregnancy.

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Reproduction 3: Breast

This course explores the normal and abnormal of the adult female breast, with an emphasis on premalignant breast lesions and breast cancer. Radiology is incorporated throughout.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Reproduction, Organ Systems

Reproduction 4: Pregnancy

This course explores the physiologic changes of a normal pregnancy, labor, and delivery as well as the pathologies associated with fertilization, implantation, and gestation.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Neuroscience, Organ Systems

Neuroscience 1: Introduction to Neuroscience

Introductory video to the Neuroscience Collection.

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Neuroscience 2: Cortex

This course focuses on the intracranial nervous system, establishing the foundation for the rest of Neuroscience.

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Neuroscience 3: Motor and Sensory Systems

This course is about the tracts and nuclei that permit the transmission of signals from the periphery to the central nervous system (sensory) and vice versa (motor).

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Neuroscience, Organ Systems

Neuroscience 4: Clinical Cortex

This course combines Neurology and Neuroscience, bridging the gap between structure, function, and dysfunction and clinical applications.

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Neuroscience 5: Special Senses

This course details normal vision, audition and balance, olfaction, and what can go wrong to compromise our ability to use our special senses.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Pulmonary, Organ Systems

Pulmonary 1: Lung

This course focuses on the lungs as alveoli—both the movement of air (ventilation) and the movement of gas (gas exchange). Clinical correlates include obstructive lung disease, restrictive lung diseases, pneumonia, and lung cancer.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Pulmonary, Organ Systems

Pulmonary 2: Pulmonary Circulation

This is a short course detailing normal and abnormal function of the pulmonary circulation, including pulmonary embolism and hypertension.

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Pulmonary 3: ENT

This is a short course covering the normal and abnormal function of the respiratory mucosa found in the ears, nose, and throat.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Endocrine, Organ Systems

Endocrine 1: The Pituitary Glands

This course details the anatomy, physiology, and pathologic states of the anterior and posterior pituitary gland, including mechanisms of hormone excess and deficiency, as well as management.

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Endocrine 2: Adrenal

This course details the anatomy, physiology, and pathologic states of the adrenal glands, including mechanisms of hormone excess and deficiency, as well as management.

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Endocrine 3: Thyroid

This course details the anatomy, physiology, and pathologic states of the thyroid gland, including mechanisms of hormone excess and deficiency, as well as management.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Endocrine, Organ Systems, Sample Lessons

Endocrine 4: Parathyroid

This course details the anatomy, physiology, and pathologic states of the parathyroid glands, including mechanisms of hormone excess and deficiency, healthy bone, pathologic bone conditions, as well as management.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Endocrine, Organ Systems

Endocrine 5: Pancreas

This course details the anatomy, physiology, and pathologic states of the endocrine pancreas, including diabetes mellitus pathophysiology and management. The exocrine pancreas is covered in Gastrointestinal.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, HemeOnc, Organ Systems

HemeOnc 1: General

This is an introduction to Hematology-Oncology Collection. It establishes the concept of the CBC sticks, which is how the module is organized RBC, Plt and coags, and WBC, as well as outlines hematopoiesis.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, HemeOnc, Organ Systems, Sample Lessons

HemeOnc 2: Anemia

This course covers the RBC portion of the CBC sticks. It focuses on hemoglobin, iron regulation and dysfunction, and the three categories of insufficient hemoglobin -anemia.

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HemeOnc 3: Clotting

This course covers the Plt portion of the CBC sticks. It focuses on the physiology and pathophysiology of primary hemostasis (platelets) and secondary hemostasis (factors).

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, HemeOnc, Organ Systems

HemeOnc 4: Proliferation

This course covers the WBC portion of the CBC sticks. It focuses primarily on excess production of WBC (lymphoma, leukemia, plasma cell dyscrasias), as well as excess RBCs and Plts.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Renal, Organ Systems

Renal 1: Kidney

This course covers the normal function of the kidney as nephrons and tubules, and how filtration and reabsorption work. Anatomical pathologies— cysts, cancers, and stones—are also covered.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Renal, Organ Systems, Sample Lessons

Renal 2: Injury

This course covers acute and chronic kidney injury, exploring the histological and pathological changes that define the various forms of damage to the nephron, especially the glomerulus.

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Renal 3: Bladder

This course covers the anatomy and physiology of normal bladder and micturition, as well as pathologies of the prostate gland in relation to urinary dysfunction.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Renal, Organ Systems

Renal 4: Acid Base

This course covers the physiological basis of acid-base balance and disturbances. It includes Dr. Williams' approach to acid-base balance and arterial blood gas interpretation.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Gastrointestinal, Organ Systems, Sample Lessons

Gastrointestinal 1: Digestion and Absorption

In this course, the complex journey of the food bolus through the digestive tract is explored from mouth to anus, covering normal and abnormal along the way.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Gastrointestinal, Organ Systems

Gastrointestinal 2: Abdominal Wall

This course discusses the anatomy, embryology, and clinical correlates of the abdominal wall and peritoneal cavity.

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Gastrointestinal 3: Hepatobiliary

In this course, we explore the anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of the liver and biliary tree, including cholestasis, metabolic liver disease, and cirrhosis.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Musculoskeletal, Organ Systems

Musculoskeletal 1: Orthopedics

This course focuses on the muscles, arteries, nerves, and their relationship to the joints of the appendicular skeleton—the arms and legs—describing motor and sensory function and dysfunction.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Musculoskeletal, Organ Systems

Musculoskeletal 2: Rheumatology

In this course, we discuss the pathophysiology of joint disease and rheumatological conditions that affect other organs.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Musculoskeletal, Organ Systems, Sample Lessons

Musculoskeletal 3: Dermatology

This course covers normal and abnormal skin findings. We'll focus on the histology and physiology of the epidermis, and communicate health and disease as told by the story of the cells as an epithelium.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Cardiac, Organ Systems, Sample Lessons

Cardiac 6: Coronary Artery Disease

This course explores the pathophysiology and treatment of atherosclerosis, first generally then as coronary artery disease, ischemic heart disease, and acute coronary syndromes.

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Cardiac 5: Electricity

This course covers the heart as an electrical system, including cardiac conduction, EKGs and how 12-leads map to coronary vessels, and the diagnosis and management of arrhythmias.

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Cardiac 4: Plumbing

This course focuses on the embryogenesis, anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of the heart and its valves.

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Cardiac 3: Structure and Function

This course covers the heart as a pump—as a syncytial muscle that generates the force to propel blood forward—and the pathologic states that impair that function.

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Cardiac 2: Hemodynamics

This course covers the structure and function of blood vessels, blood flow and pressure, and the pathologic states of hypertension, shock, and vasculitis along with aortic pathologies.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Cardiac, Organ Systems

Cardiac 1: Introduction to Cardiac

Introductory video to the Cardiac Collection, demonstrating how to approach each course and the intended sequence of the courses.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Foundations, Microbiology, ImmunityandInfection

Microbiology 5: Parasites

In this course, we cover the structure, life cycle, transmission, and clinical presentation of intestinal, urogenital, tissue/blood, and other protozoa, and intestinal/tissue nematode, cestode, and trematode helminths.

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Microbiology 4: Fungi

This short course explores the structure, life cycle, transmission, clinical presentation, and pharmacological treatment of cutaneous, systemic, and opportunistic fungi.

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Microbiology 3: Viruses

This course discusses the structure, life cycle, transmission, clinical picture, and pharmacological treatment of DNA and RNA viruses. Clinical correlates include HIV/AIDS and hepatitis syndromes.

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Microbiology 2: Antibacterials

This course covers the indications, mechanisms, and routes of administration for drugs that inhibit β-lactam cell walls, non-β-lactam cell walls, DNA, RNA, and translation, as well as antimycobacterial drugs.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Foundations, Microbiology, Sample Lessons, ImmunityandInfection

Microbiology 1: Bacteria

This course explores taxonomy, structure, life cycle, transmission, and clinical picture of gram-positive and -negative cocci, rods, and mycobacteria. It also contains specific lessons on zoonotic bacteria, spirochetes, and intracellular pathogens.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Biochemistry, Foundations

Biochemistry 1: DNA to Protein

In this course, we discuss the composition of DNA, prokaryotic and eukaryotic transcription and regulation, translation, mutations, and DNA repair. We also cover amino acid structure and enzyme kinetics.

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Biochemistry 2: Metabolism

This course covers how energy—in its many forms—is stored, distributed, and consumed by cells, and what happens when these processes are dysfunctional. Taught with a clinical mindset, this course is Biochem for medical students.

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Biochemistry 3: Genetics

This course is an introduction to clinical genetics, including modes of inheritance, population genetics, and statistics, and presents chromosomal disorders from a clinical viewpoint.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, The Cell, Foundations, Physiology, Sample Lessons

General Physiology

This course correlates cell biology and cell physiology, including structure, transport and excitation. Clinically, neuromuscular diseases and myopathies are discussed in the context of excitation-contraction coupling and synaptic transmission.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, The Cell, Foundations, Pharmacology, Sample Lessons

General Pharmacology

This course establishes the foundation for the pharmacology portions of the Organ Systems courses that follow. We cover pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics, then use the autonomic nervous system to introduce receptors.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, The Cell, Foundations, Pathology, Sample Lessons

Pathology: Inflammation and Neoplasia

This course covers the General Pathology foundations, including cellular growth and adaptations, wound healing, and the epidemiology, molecular, and clinical basis of neoplasia.

All Courses, PreClinical Sciences, Immunology, Foundations, Sample Lessons

Immunology

This course explores the innate and adaptive immune systems, the function and dysfunction—autoimmunity and immunosuppression—and the medications that are used to control the immune system.

All Courses, OMM, Dual Sciences, Sample Lessons

OMM 1: Core Curriculum

Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine is taught by the founder of the Core Concepts approach, Dr. Jeremy Polman. Now, OMM makes sense. You don't memorize, you realize, employing the Core Concepts again and again. And Chapman points.

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