Courtney Schock
Physician Assistant in a Flash
The flashcard-style podcast to get you prepared for your clinical medicine exams, end of rotation exams, PACKRAT, PANCE, or PANRE. To view a list of all episodes, visit PAIAF.wordpress.com
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Episodes
Pediatrics: Gastroenterology/Nutrition Topics (Ep 6) 04.02.2022 22:20
Gastroenterology and nutrition is 10% of the Pediatrics End of Rotation Exam and 9% of the PANCE. Review common conditions of the esophagus, stomach, intestines, hepatobiliary system, and more!
Pediatrics: Cardiology Topics (Ep 5) 02.02.2022 12:52
Cardiology is 10% of the Pediatrics End of Rotation Exam and 13% of the PANCE. Review common questions regarding congenital heart defects, murmurs, and more!
Pediatrics: Pulmonology Topics (Ep 4) 31.01.2022 14:04
Pulmonology is 12% of the Pediatrics End of Rotation Exam and 10% of the PANCE. Review common questions about viral and bacterial lung infections, obstructive airway diseases, and more!
Pediatrics: Infectious Disease Topics (Ep 3) 29.01.2022 13:28
Infectious disease is 12% of the Pediatrics End of Rotation Exam and 6% of the PANCE. Review common questions related to bacterial, fungal, viral, and parasitic infections common in pediatrics.
Pediatrics: HEENT Topics (Ep 2) 27.01.2022 14:09
HEENT is 15% of the Pediatrics End of Rotation Exam and 7% of the PANCE. Review common questions related to common HEENT disorders in children.
Pediatrics: Dermatology Topics (Ep 1) 25.01.2022 16:14
Dermatology covers 15% of the Pediatrics End of Rotation Exam and 5% of the PANCE. Review common questions regarding exanthema, skin infections, allergic reactions, and more!
Physician Assistant in a Flash Intro 25.01.2022 2:16
Learn about the Physician Assistant in a Flash podcast with host Courtney Schock.
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