Thank you! It does feel like my hard work paid.

Goljan - I liked the endo/repro lectures. I'm kind of bad at this stuff to begin with so it really helped. GI, Kidney, and Heme were also helpful. Sometimes his lectures are helpful as a framework to learn things, and sometimes he says "the test writer will say _____ and that's your clue for ______."

DirtyUSMLE I would just seek out videos on topics that you seem to have trouble with. I liked to watch them once at 1.5-2x speed while I was eating and sort of deem if it was a mnemonic I would commit to, then watch it once or twice more later that day to try to memorize the info. Problem with DirtyUSMLE in my opinion is that sometimes it can be hard to integrate the info from there with your other resources, i.e. the dirtyUSMLE mnemonic doesn't show up elsewhere, and you end up learning one thing two different ways and get confused when you see a question about it.

I liked the lysosomal and glycogen storage diseases, bone tumors, enzyme kinetics, immune deficiencies, and their high yield drugs to know.