Psychiatry Certification Board Review Course 2020 (The Passmachine) (Videos)
LASER-FOCUSED LECTURES: The Beat The Boards! Psychiatry Certification board review course is comprised of hundreds of short, easily-digestible lecture modules, each of which reflects exam topics mapped to the ABPN® Psychiatry Certification exam blueprint. You review every required exam topic and nothing else, allowing you to learn more in less time.
UPDATE FOR THE DSM-5: The course is fully updated to reflect DSM-5 diagnostic criteria and new disorders as required for all ABPN® exams.
THE “QBL” METHOD: To ensure pinpoint exam relevancy, the lectures use a method called “Question-Based Learning.” Lectures are constructed from a series of board-style multiple-choice questions (MCQs), each coupled to a mini-lecture on that question’s topic.
BOARD-EXPERIENCED FACULTY: Lectures are presented by faculty experienced in teaching for board preparation. Two levels of medical editing ensure every lecture is up-to-date, medically accurate and 100% board-relevant.
PSYCHIATRY CERTIFICATION STUDY GUIDE: This course companion makes it easy to follow along with lectures, take notes, and study offline.
Topics :
Psychiatric Disorders Section
- Psychiatry Exam Case Vignettes (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Anxiety Disorders (1.5 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Obsessive-Compulsive & Related Disorders (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Trauma & Stressor-Related Disorders (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Neurodevelopmental Disorders (1.5 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Disruptive, Impulse-Control & Conduct Disorders (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Eating Disorders (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Somatic Symptom & Related Disorders (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Sexual Dysfunctions, Gender Dysphoria & Paraphilic Disorders (1.25 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Dissociative Disorders (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Sleep-Wake Disorders (1.25 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Psychotic Disorders I-IV (3 Hours)
- Robert Marvin, MD
- Personality Disorders I-II (2 Hours)
- Royce Lee, MD
- Bipolar & Related Disorder I-II (2 Hours)
- Royce Lee, MD
- Neurocognitive Disorder I-VII (3 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Delirium (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Substance Related & Addictive Disorders I-VIII (4 Hours)
- Ximena Sanchez-Samper, MD
- Depressive Disorders I-V (3 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Suicide (0.5 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Violence & Aggression (0.5 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
Psychiatry Fundamentals
- Behavioral Science & Neuropsychology (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Psychopharmacology Review (2 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Neuroimaging (0.5 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Development Through the Life Cycle (1.5 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Forensics & Ethics (1.25 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Epidemiology (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Public Policy (0.5 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Biostatistics (1.25 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Medical Research Methods (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
Neurology Science and Disorders
- Neuroscience & Neuroanatomy Overview (1.5 Hours)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
- Headaches (0.75 Hours)
- Rimas Lukas, MD
- Head Trauma, Coma, & Brain Death (0.5 Hours)
- Rimas Lukas, MD
- Stroke Disorders (1 Hour)
- Matthew McCoyd, MD
- Seizure Disorders (1 Hour)
- Matthew McCoyd, MD
- Peripheral Nerve Disorders, Neuromuscular Junction, & Muscular Disorders (1.25 Hours)
- Praveen Dayalu, MD
- Parkinson’s Disease & Other Basal Ganglia Disorders (0.75 Hours)
- Praveen Dayalu, MD
- Infectious Disorders (0.5 Hours)
- Praveen Dayalu, MD
- Spinal Cord Function & Disorders (0.75 Hours)
- Praveen Dayalu, MD
- Multiple Sclerosis & Demyelinating Diseases (0.75 Hours)
- Praveen Dayalu, MD
- Cerebellar Function & Disequilibrium Syndromes (0.5 Hours)
- Praveen Dayalu, MD
- Neuro-Oncology (1 Hour)
- Rimas Lukas, MD
- Cortical Syndromes (1 Hour)
- Jack Krasuski, MD
Intended Audience: Psychiatrists
Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this program, participants should be able to:
- Identify the epidemiologic, pathophysiologic, physiologic, and genetic aspects of the major neurologic and psychiatric disorders.
- Recall the diagnostic criteria and clinical features of major disorders.
- List the comorbidities and differential diagnoses.
- Apply the appropriate diagnostic procedures based on clinical presentation and to interpret the results of the ordered procedures.
- Develop comprehensive management and treatment plans for patients.
- Identify the ethical and legal considerations that may arise when managing patients.
- Identify the main types of epidemiologic and research controlled trials and review types of statistical analyses.