Which video is best for pathology?
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Which video is best for pathology?
30 Pathology Youtube Channels For Pathologists
- Dr.G.Bhanu Prakash.
- Jerad Gardner.
- Pathology mini tutorials.
- Pathology Teacher.
- Osmosis.
- ilovepathology.
- Ranjith AR Pathology.
- Pathology Simplified.
What is the best website for medical students?
The top 10 online resources for medical students
- Amboss.
- Med Mastery.
- Dr.
- Online MedEd.
- Acland Anatomy.
- Life in the Fast Lane.
- BMJ OnExamination. BMJ OnExamination has been used for many years by medical students studying for their MCQ exams.
- Radiopaedia.
How do you remember drugs in pharmacology?
7 Ways to Remember Drug Info More Easily
- Make crossword puzzles out of the names, indications, indications, side effects, and other special drug features.
- You can tweak the crossword technique to help distinguish lookalike/sound-alike drugs.
- Make up an acronym for the drugs.
- Make up a jingle or rhyme.
What are the best YouTube channels for learning pathology?
Pathology simplified: This YouTube channel covers pathology videos. They follow the presentation method of teaching. FMT by Dr Magendran: He’s a very good teacher for forensic medicine and toxicology. You can watch few videos on YouTube, but for more you have to buy his app.
What is the best way to learn pathology?
Pathoma is a series of video lectures that explains pathology in simple terms. What I usually do is that I watch pathoma before I get the lectures in school. After the lecture, I try reading the chapter from Robbin’s Basic Pathology ( this is the shorter, more concise version of Robbin’s Pathological Basis of Diseases).
Who are the best lectures on medicine on the Internet?
Dr. Najeeb lectures. They’r the best. But u have to watch them at 2X speed, as his lectures are a bit long. You can find many on the internet but Dr.Najeeb is an all-rounder when it comes to teaching Medicine. His videos are easy-to-follow and resonate well with our brain capacity.
Where can I find online lectures for free?
For the online lectures, I usually just type in the topics on Youtube’s search bar. They have a lot of lecture videos there, ranging from the very in-depth lectures that run for more or less an hour and the short and concise videos that span for 15 minutes or less.