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10/19/2026

so excited for this! 🥹

link in bio 🔗

10/18/2026

please forgive my Dada tendencies...👴🏼🥼💤

10/17/2026

it isn't easy, but it is so worth it! 🫶🏼🥼

Here’s something we don’t talk about much in the USMLE process, how to deal with nerves on exam day. Test taking anxiwet...
10/16/2026

Here’s something we don’t talk about much in the USMLE process, how to deal with nerves on exam day.

Test taking anxiwety is real and can affect you even on NBMEs.

Some anxiety is normal. The goal isn’t zero nerves. It’s using what you know while the nerves are there.

That’s a skill. You can build it. 🧠

Save this post and read it before your Prometric exam.

10/15/2026

Following the news of Pope Leo XIV’s lung adenocarcinoma, here’s a brief explanation of what the diagnosis means and what you need to know for the USMLE 🫁

Prayers for a speedy recovery 🙏🏽

Step 3 isn’t hard because the content is new.It’s hard because you’re studying it between shifts. 🩺Here are the notes fr...
10/14/2026

Step 3 isn’t hard because the content is new.

It’s hard because you’re studying it between shifts. 🩺

Here are the notes from the carousel, with a bit more on each:

1 / Step 1 gave you the knowledge. Step 2 CK gave you the reasoning. Step 3 asks you to use both as the doctor making the call on your own.

2 / Getting the diagnosis is where the question starts. Say it’s DKA. Then it asks why insulin drops the K+. Why you check potassium before you hang the drip. What changes if she gets worse. Those connections are what the exam tests.

3 / No single rotation covers Step 3. Peds, OB, psych, clinic, ED: any of it can show up. Your missed questions are the most honest map of your gaps, so let them pick your topics.

4 / The format is a skill of its own. Drug ads, abstracts and biostats get easier with reps, not rereading. For CCS, practice in the actual interface: place orders, advance the clock, reassess. Timing counts.

5 / Your plan has to fit your schedule. Post-call? Pick one review task you can actually finish. Lighter day? That’s when you go after the gaps.

6 / After every miss, connect three things:

→ The clue: what did I skip in the stem?

→ The mechanism: why is this happening?

→ The decision: what should happen next?

7 / Then close your notes. Explain the case out loud in your own words. Whatever you can’t explain is your next review block.

If you want to work through vignettes like this with me: HyGuru USMLE Step 3 Review, live Oct 23–25. Built for busy residents. Recordings included.

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Here’s a quick recap for Step 1 & Step 2 CK→ Shigella 👶 = daycare outbreaks + fever + very low infectious dose→ Campylob...
10/14/2026

Here’s a quick recap for Step 1 & Step 2 CK

→ Shigella 👶 = daycare outbreaks + fever + very low infectious dose

→ Campylobacter 🍗 = undercooked poultry + Guillain-Barré syndrome

→ EHEC 🍔 = undercooked beef + HUS + avoid antibiotics

If you recognize the exposure + complication pattern, you’ll be well on your way to distinguishing these causes of bloody diarrhea and grabbing these points on exam day!

10/12/2026

Did you know that the AAMC & ERAS come out with a list of 40 Residency Interview questions?

I sit on the program director side of the interview table. The questions aren’t the hard part. It’s your framework that is essential.

“Tell me about a time you made a mistake.”

→ We’re not grading the mistake.

→ We’re grading what you changed afterward.

So I turned the AAMC list into a Notion template:

✅ All 40 questions in one place

✅ Sample answers for each

✅ An interview tracker for every program on your list

It’s free. Duplicate it and make it yours!

👇 Comment “ERAS interview” and I’ll send it to you.

10/11/2026

a new chapter begins... 🥲🫶🏼🥼

thank you all for the love & support.

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Antibiotic pharm can feel like a never-ending drug list on the USMLE!! 🦠💊Here’s what the NBME wants you to know:What’s t...
10/11/2026

Antibiotic pharm can feel like a never-ending drug list on the USMLE!! 🦠💊

Here’s what the NBME wants you to know:

What’s the mechanism + classic high-yield clue for each class?

1️⃣ Penicillin-sensitive penicillins → bind PBPs → ↓ cell wall cross-linking

2️⃣ Penicillinase-resistant penicillins → MSSA coverage + resistant to penicillinase

3️⃣ Cephalosporins → inhibit cell wall synthesis → coverage changes by generation

4️⃣ Macrolides → bind 50S → block translocation

5️⃣ Sulfonamides → inhibit bacterial folate synthesis

6️⃣ Fluoroquinolones → inhibit DNA gyrase + topoisomerase IV

7️⃣ Aminoglycosides → bind 30S → misread mRNA

Hope this breakdown helps you organize antibiotic pharm for Step 1 and Step 2 CK 📚✨

Check the link in my bio for more! 🔗

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