I just listened to 5-1, the female gyn lecture, and it seemed to start w/ ovaries, and not cover vulva, vagina (not much path there) or cervix. Does anyone know where in the lectures he covers pathology of the cervix?
here is a list handed out by someone on sdn. he does not cover everything. his cervix epi stuff might be in female repro and he might of touched on the topic in neoplasia when speaking about dysplasia in his neoplasia section.
Chapter in RR - Audio start time (i.e. 4-3 --> day 4, lecture 3 --- time is approximate give or take 5 seconds)
Chapter 1 (Cell Injury) - 1-1 (~7:00)
Chapter 2 (Inflammation and Repair) - 1-4 (~6:37)
Chapter 3 (immunopathology) - (not really covered except during endocrine)
Chapter 4 (water, electrolyte, acid-base) - 1-5 (~31:10)
Chapter 5 (genetic and developmental disorders) - not covered
Chapter 6 (environmental pathology) - not covered (except spiders but somewhat pointless to time jump to since it isn't all that high-yield)
Chapter 7 (Nutritional disorders) - 2-1 (~2:50)
Chapter 8 (Neoplasia) - 2-2 (~31:21)
This part goes out of sequence since lectures go to heme first and then heart
Chapter 9-10 (vascular and heart disorders) - 3-3 (~37:15)
Jumping back
Chapter 11 (RBC disorders) - 2-4 (~31:38)
Chapter 12 (WBC disorders) - 2-7 (~44:10)
Chapter 13 (lymphoid disorders) - 2-8 (~42:34)
Chapter 14 (hemostasis disorders) - 3-1 (~17:04)
Chapter 15 (Blood banking and transfusion) - 3-2 (~42:13)
Chapter 16 (Upper and Lower respiratory) - 3-8 (0:00)
Chapter 17 (Gastrointestinal disorders) - 4-2 (~13:00)
Chapter 18 (Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic) - 4-4 (~29:30)
Chapter 19 (kidney disorders) - 4-6 (~24:40)
Chapter 20 (lower urinary tract) - 4-8 (~39:21)
Chapter 20 (male reproductive tract) - 4-8 (~44:50)
Chapter 21 (female reproductive and breast) - 5-1 (0:00)
Chapter 22 (endocrine) - 5-2 (0:00)
Chapter 23 (musculoskeletal) - 5-4 (~10:39)
Chapter 24 (skin disorders) - 5-5 (~14:56)
Chapter 25 (nervous system) - 5-5 (~34:04)
