What’s in a Name?
By Joe Savarese Mnemonics are definitely useful tools for medical students – useful for quick recall and short-memory techniques on …
Mnemonic Monday: “Sometimes ‘Cuz of A Hypoperfusion”
By Haley Masterson Using this mnemonic, you can simplify the order of the four types of respiratory failure as Shunting, …
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Mnemonic Monday: "Sometimes 'Cuz of A Hypoperfusion"
By Haley Masterson Using this mnemonic, you can simplify the order of the four types of respiratory failure as Shunting, …
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Mnemonic Monday: Partial Thromboplastin Time vs Prothrombin Time
By Haley Masterson While PTT and PT will both be affected by disorders of the common pathway of coagulation cascade, …
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Mnemonic Monday: Inflammatory Bowel Disease – Crohn’s vs. Ulcerative Colitis
By Haley Masterson The two types of Inflammatory Bowel Disease are both idiopathic diseases of the immune system. However, they …
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Napkin Drawing #2: D-dimer, FDP, and Rabbit Holes
By Mark Ard I vividly remember this topic from Kaplan Q bank, UWorld, and my Step 1 test. It always …
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Mnemonic Monday: Argyll-Robinson Pupil
By Haley Masterson To remember the ocular symptoms of Argyll-Robinson Pupil, just take the first letter of each word – …
An Attempt to Clean the Mess of the GI Tract Plexuses
By Joe Savarese Perhaps I am the only one out there with this particular problem, but for some reason, I …
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Napkin Drawings Episode 1: Frank Starling and PV Curves
By Mark Ard Welcome to a new type of mnemonics I like to call “napkin drawings.” This term describes diagrams …
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Mnemonic Monday: The 5 Hs and 5 Ts of Cardiac Arrest
By Michael Spinner Cardiac arrest, defined by the loss of functional circulation, is a true medical emergency that may rapidly …
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