Lecturio Medical Education

I’ve purchased a subscription but I’m a bit upset about it now. The reason why I paid all this money was when I watched a small clip of Rhonda Lawes explaining ABG’s and she broke everything down so well that now I’m an expert in ABG’s. When I looked up other subjects, it was mostly other professors lecturing about them. They’re nowhere near as good as Rhonda. She explains things so well, breaks them down in a way for you to really understand. Throws a few corny jokes here and there to make sure you pay attention. She’s a wonderful teacher and should make more lectures (yes I know she can’t do it all by herself) but Lecturio would be a lot better with more teachers like her. Side note to teachers: When teaching, please try to briefly break things down and not assume everyone knows or SHOULD KNOW everything already. The lectures are short, and straight to the point. I hope as I go further Into medsurge I find more of Rhonda’s lectures. She’s really good.

I go to a newer medical school that still has some bugs to be worked out with regard to which professor covers what material and to what extent. Lecturio has saved the day by giving me the option to learn in as little or as much detail about any topic covered by a professor that I don’t learn well from. In addition, their Qbank is thorough and provides immediate feedback that is helpful for early studying (I’m a first year and do board questions concurrently with lectures). They have concise diagrams and the questions tell you exactly what they’re looking for. I’ve noticed that other resources have typos or non-board style questions so it’s been great to have Lecturio instead. All in all, no matter what your learning style is, there is a way for you to learn using Lecturio.

Regarding the USMLE Step 1 part: There are quite a number of typographical errors which are tolerable. But what I cannot tolerate on the Qbank part is picking the correct answers but when you reveal the explanation to your answer it turns out to be wrong because it highlights the wrong answer instead of the correct one. And when you read the explanations of that pseudo-correct answer, it describes the “real correct answer”. Please review the Qbank and correct these minor issues. But a great study tool otherwise.