Kaplan High-Yield for USMLE Step 2 CK are a valuable resource designed to help students focus on the most important and frequently tested topics for the exam. They offer a condensed and efficient way to review key concepts and clinical scenarios.
Content Highlights: The High-Yield Videos cover a wide range of clinical topics across various medical specialties, including:
KAPLAN HIGH-YIELD STEP 2 CK TOPICS
Chapter 1: Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) – Part 1 Chapter 2: Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) – Part 2 Chapter 3: Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) – Part 3 Chapter 4: Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) – Part 1 Chapter 5: Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) – Part 2 Chapter 6: Congestive Heart Failure Chapter 7: Acute Pulmonary Edema Chapter 8: Valvular disease Chapter 9: Cardiomyopathy Chapter 10: Peripheral Arterial Disease
Chapter 1: Dermatology – Part 1 Chapter 2: Dermatology – Part 2
Chapter 1: Toxicology Chapter 2: Head Trauma Chapter 3: Burns and Hypothermia Chapter 4: Cardiac Rhythim Disorders
Chapter 1: Pituitary Chapter 2: Thyroid disease Chapter 3: Calcium Disorders Chapter 4: Adrenal Disorders Chapter 5: Diabetes Mellitus
Chapter 1: Autonomy Chapter 2: Consent Chapter 3: Physician Responsibilites
Chapter 1: Esophagus Chapter 2: Stomach Chapter 3: Colon Chapter 4: Pancreas and Liver
Chapter 1: Anemia Chapter 2: Microcytic Anemia Chapter 3: Macrocytic Anemia Chapter 4: Hemelytic Anemia – Part 1 Chapter 5: Hemelytic Anemia – Part 2 Chapter 6: Hematologic Malignancys Chapter 7: Leukemia Chapter 8: Lymphoma Chapter 9: Bleeding Disorders
Chapter 1: Intro to Antibiotics Chapter 2: CNS Chapter 3: Head and Neck Chapter 4: Infectious Diarrhea Chapter 5: Hepatitis Chapter 6: STDs Chapter 7: UTIs Chapter 8: Endocarditis Chapter 9: Lyme Disease Chapter 10: HIV
Chapter 1: Dx Nephrology Disorders Chapter 2: Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) Chapter 3: Glomerular Disease Chapter 4: End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Chapter 5: Sodium and Potassium Chapter 6: Acid Base Disturbances Chapter 7: Nephrolithiasis Chapter 8: Hypertensive Nephropathy (HTN)
Chapter 1: Neurology Chapter 2: Headache Chapter 3: Seizures Chapter 4: Subarrachnoid Bleed Chapter 5: Spinal Disorders Chapter 6: CNS Abcess Chapter 7: Movement Disorders – Part 1 Chapter 8: Movement Disorders – Part 2
Chapter 1: Pregnancy Chapter 2: Prenatal Care Chapter 3: Ectopic Pregnancy Chapter 4: Abortion Chapter 5: Preterm Labor Chapter 6: Third Trimester Bleeding Chapter 7: Uterine Rupture Chapter 8: Hypertensive Nephropathy (HTN) Chapter 9: Gestational Diabetes Mellitus Chapter 10: Fetal growth abnomalities Chapter 11: Labor and Delivery Chapter 12: Complications of Labor and Delivery Chapter 13: The Uterus Chapter 14: The vulva and vagina Chapter 15: Uterine Abnormalities
Chapter 1: Routine Mangemnet of New born Chapter 2: Medical Conditions of the New Born Chapter 3: Commons Abnormalities of the New Born Chapter 4: Cyanotic Heart Defects Chapter 5: Acynotic Heart Defects Chapter 6: Pediatrics GI – Part 1 Chapter 7: Pedatrics GI – Part 2 Chapter 8: Endocrine Chapter 9: Pulmonary
Chapter 1: Cancer Screening Chapter 2: Non-Cancer Screening Chapter 3: Vaccinations Chapter 4: Epidemiology
Chapter 1: Asthma Chapter 2: COPD Chapter 3: Bronchitis Chapter 4: Pneumonia – part 1 Chapter 5: Pneumonia – part 2 Chapter 6: Pulmonary Tuberculosis Chapter 7: Solitary Lung Nodules Chapter 8: Sarcoidosis Chapter 9: Pulmonary Hypertension
Chapter 1: Childhood disorders Chapter 2: Mood Disorders Chapter 3: Psych disorders Chapter 4: Anxiety Disorders Chapter 5: Substance Related Disorders Chapter 6: Somatiform Disorders Chapter 7: Eating Disorders
Chapter 1: Xray Chapter 2: CT Chapter 3: MRI
Chapter 1: OA, Gout and Pseudogout Chapter 2: Lower Back Pain and stenosis Chapter 3: Fibromyalgia Chapter 4: Sports Medicine and osteoperosis Chapter 5: Rhemotiod arthritis Chapter 6: Scleraderma Chapter 7: Sjoren disease Chapter 8: Spetic Arthritis
Chapter 1: Preop and Post op Chapter 2: Shock Chapter 3: Trauma Chapter 4: Abdomen – Part 1 Chapter 5: Abdomen – Part 2 Chapter 6: Orthopedics
Chapter 1: Opthalmology
Chapter 1: Oncology
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