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NPLEX on the Go delivers high-yield, board-style cases and questions to help you prepare for the NPLEX Part 1 Basic Sciences exam. Each episode covers pathology, anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and more—designed to reinforce key concepts and sharpen your test-taking skills. Study anywhere, anytime with this portable question bank in podcast form.
Variability Science hosts NPLEX on the Go, a education show with 13 episodes published.
In this episode, we break down a classic non-contact ACL injury in a teenage athlete presenting with knee instability, immediate swelling, and a positive anterior translation exam. Through four board-style questions, we
In this episode, we work through a classic case of ascending weakness and areflexia following a recent gastrointestinal illness. Using four board-style questions, we connect immunology, neuroanatomy, microbiology, and pa
In this episode, we work through a classic case of lateral hip pain in a recreational runner with pelvic instability and hip abductor weakness. Using four board-style questions, we connect anatomy, biomechanics, patholog
In this episode, we work through a classic occupational lung disease case involving progressive dyspnea, restrictive lung disease, and long-term asbestos exposure. Using four board-style questions, we connect pathology,
In this episode, we work through a classic infective endocarditis case involving IV drug use, fever, a new murmur, and Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia. Using four board-style questions, we connect microbiology, anatomy,
In this episode, we work through a cirrhosis case involving portal hypertension, ascites, and chronic liver disease. Using four integrated board-style questions, we review the anatomy, physiology, immunology, and patholo
In today’s episode, we break down a classic peptic ulcer disease case involving epigastric pain, melena, and a positive urease test. Through four board-style questions, we connect anatomy, physiology, microbiology, and b
In this episode, we work through a classic inflammatory bowel disease case featuring recurrent bloody diarrhea, urgency, and continuous colonic inflammation. Using four board-style questions, we review the key distinctio
In this episode, a young woman buys a new bracelet, and within two days she’s dealing with an intensely itchy, blistering rash that keeps her up at night. What’s going on beneath the skin? We’ll peel back the layers — li
In this episode, we dive into a clinical case featuring a 25-year-old AMAB patient with a painful, swollen lesion on his left thigh. Through 4 questions across Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, and Biochemistry, we’ll walk
What do a massive postpartum hemorrhage, an ‘empty’ space in the skull, and an inability to breastfeed have in common? We’ll find out today as we follow the endocrine aftermath of a postpartum hemorrhage and uncover how
In this episode, we dive into a condition where the immune system turns the airways into a battleground. You’ll hear how allergens trigger smooth muscle spasms, why eosinophils leave behind crystal footprints, and what c
This case explores a newborn presenting with electrolyte disturbances and ambiguous genitalia due to a steroidogenic enzyme deficiency. Through a multidisciplinary lens, we dissect the pathophysiology, anatomy of adrenal
In this episode, we dive into a clinical case featuring a 68-year-old AMAB patient with right leg weakness. We’ll explore questions and explanations across Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, and Biochemistry. Show Notes at
In this episode, we assess a clinical case featuring a 21-year-old nonbinary patient with dark colored urine after recently recovering from a sore throat. We’ll explore questions and explanations across Anatomy, Physiolo
In this episode, we dive into a classic upper extremity case involving shoulder pain in a physically active adult. This case explores four questions that cover the critical aspects of rotator cuff injuries. Learn how to
In this episode, we dive into a classic presentation of a hematologic condition that often goes overlooked in menstruating women. With cravings for pagophagia, koilonychia, and fatigue, we uncover the pathophysiology and
Today’s case is a middle-aged man with persistent epigastric pain, a caffeine habit, and a love for ibuprofen—unfortunately, his stomach lining isn’t loving him back. We'll practice some questions about the pathophysiolo
In this episode, we dive into a clinical case featuring a 9-month-old baby with poor feeding, regression of previously acquired motor milestones, and increased startle response. We’ll explore questions and explanations a
In this episode, we dive into a clinical case featuring a 59-year-old man with chest pain while watching television. We’ll explore questions and explanations across Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, and Biochemistry. Show
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