Okay, welcome everyone. My name is Devine. This is episode 404 of the Devine Intervention

Podcasts. And in today's podcast, I'm going to be describing what I would like to call the pathophysiology of chest xrays the pathophysiology of chest xrays

I know some of you a bit like pathophys of chest x-rays that's kind of weird that's kind of bizarre

It's not like I'll be going into like deep pathof-phase

But maybe I should maybe call this thinking about chest x-rays because the thing is so many

people stress out about chest x-rays and they don't really need to do that.

Most times on NBM exams is not one factor that makes you get a question right is a

combination of multiple factors that you put together in helping you arrive at an

answer. So I will just say a few things about chest x-rays,

actually a variety of things.

Maybe let me say it that way,

that I'm really hoping that you'll find to be very helpful.

Now, before I delve into a conversation if you're taking

step 2 seek or step 3 or complex level 2 or 3 anytime within the next few days or

next few weeks I will strongly encourage you to consider the 20-hour

course I offer. It's going to start this evening from 4 to 8 p.m. Pacific Standard

time. It'll be on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 4 to 8 p.m. Pacific Standard time over Zoom.

It's going to be 20 hours total and we will discuss internal medicine, Pedes, Obigine, Psych, Neuro, Surgery, Biostatistics, ethics, multi systems processes and disorders, communications, healthcare systems, things of that nature.

And again, you know me, I'm not very big on just teaching a lecture is going to be almost entirely all

case scenarios and I'm going to devote time to discussing pathophysiology so that you actually have the understanding.

As you'll see many things on the MBMs these days depend on your understanding

stuff instead of you just blindly memorizing things.

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