Welcome, my name is Devine. This is episode 483 of the Devine Intervention Podcasts.

And in today's podcast we're going to be continuing the rapid review series for step two and step three.

It's going to be Series 102.

For those people that are trying to get

their Step 2, CK scores,

you know, with the application cycle going on,

I do have a review class for step two, step three taking place next week from Monday to Friday. We're gonna meet Monday

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. So 20 a 20 hour course. And basically we'll be reviewing tons and tons of very high old concepts that are classically tested on the USMI exams. It is not going to be lectures, it's going to be almost exclusively scenario-based and

I'll really draw down a path of physiology and also help you with making integrations across

multiple disciplines. So if you're taking your exam soon, I think you should take advantage of the class. I think you'll get a lot from it.

Okay, and the class is over a zone. So if you're interested, you shoot me an email. So what if they give you a question about kindergarten teacher and they tell you that for the past two days she has been having like, you know, arthritis, like just pain and tenderness along her fingers her

knee joints right that needs like symmetric is like a symmetric arthritis

it involves her feet it involves her hands I mean even

tell you that wow there's a lot of MCP involvement so you're a carpool

fallangial joint involvement. And then, of course, what would the US

Minnesota as answers, right? So let's kind of work through some of this. They put osteoarthritis as an answer, you know,

hope you don't pick that.

osteoarthritis usually is asymmetric, right? And usually much older people.

The only time you're gonna see a youngish person like a person in their

40s, for example getting

Australia is if they've had like really bad joint problems as kids so let's see

they had like really bad septic arthritis wasn't treated properly right those people have a high risk of like acts like earlier I think

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