Short on time what lectures are a must to be covered in Pathoma

[phd89]

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Ok so i have pathoma and I've gone through some of the systems videos and must say its not out of this world (for me at least) like everyone claims, I actually like Goljan a lot maybe b/c I've covered it in class a few times,

So....all those who say that Pathoma really helped them out on the exam what topics are a must to be covered form Pathoma please list those topics that he teaches really well if one is short on time.

 

[Vegtable]

I found the first 3 lectures + cardio, renal, and resp to be the most HY; good luck!

 

[fastnfurious]

I found the first 3 to be extremely helpful when taking step 1 - especially since there's some details not in FA

 

[phd89]

the first 3 are you referring to growth adaptation, cellular injury, and cell death? what about Inflammation and neoplaisa/carcinogenesis how was that?

 

[HelpPleaseMD]

chapters 1-8 12-16. were really good.

If you are short on time chapters 1-3 + 12

 

[Vegtable]

the first 3 are you referring to growth adaptation, cellular injury, and cell death? what about Inflammation and neoplaisa/carcinogenesis how was that?

Yes the neoplasia/carcinogeneis and the inflammation information is very HY; definitely helps a ton