Here is my collection of Mnemonics on Exam-Relevant topics. Fun ways to remember high yield facts and get points, baby, points on the exam!!!!
Here's a fun way to remember the association of Dermatomyositis and polymyositis with the anti-JO-1 antibodies using the Singer Miley Cyrus and her ex-boyfriend Nick Jonas:
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Here's how to remember some important features of this trisomy:
Can you guess the diagnosis of the pathology of this classic scene from episode 6?
Three Kings Needle Decompression Scene
Tension pneumothorax treated by the 'one-and-only' George Clooney.
Watch the lungs collapse and then reinflate with treatment!
Here's a way to remember some important features of Patau Syndrome (Trisomy 13) using the word "Microcephaly":
Here's a fun way to remember the translocation found in Mantle cell NHL:
Here's a simple way to remember key facts about the Lysosomal Storage diseases:
Here's a quick and simple way to determine if a pH disturbance is respiratory or metabolic:
University of Alberta 2010 med school class
A really talented version of Justin Timberlake’s “SexyBack” song used to illustrate heartblock.
Nothing like having fun while learning a disease.
Here's a visual way to remember some important facts about Burkitt's NHL:
Here's a fun way to use Arabic to remember some of the important bacteria that use transformation to exchange genetic information:
Here's a simple way to remember the function of Von Willebrand factor (vWF):
Here's a simple way to remember the Kaposi Sarcoma virus:
Here's a simple way to remember the common factors of the clotting cascade:
Here's an easy way to remember MRI image weighting using Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Terminator Movies:
Here’s a cool musical way to remember some important facts about Multiple Myeloma using Billy Joel's song "We didn't start the fire":
If you haven’t listened to this song in a while, take a few minutes. It’s a great one!!!
Here’s a quick and dirty way to differentiate biliary track lesions!:
Here’s how to remember the Universal Donor and Universal Recipient blood types using the TV show “HOUSE”::
House Season #4 Episode 408 "You Don't Want To Know"
Here's how to remember the chromosome number for autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease and Polyposis:
Here's how to remember the location of the immune complex deposits in Post-Streptococcal GN:
Here's how to remember the laboratory findings for TTP:
Pemphigus vulgarus versus Bullous Pemphigoid
Here's how to remember the location of the bullae:
