Why Pathoma and Robbins Might Be Hurting Your Clinical Reasoning

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In this episode of Dr. Tisdall Unfiltered, I break down why traditional pathology resources like Pathoma and Robbins may not be aligned with how medical students are actually tested, and why memorizing endless lists of tumors can quietly harm your clinical reasoning. I explain what you really need to know (and what you don’t), how to build a true mental model of pathophysiology, and why starting with the chief complaint and anatomy changes everything. We also talk about the hidden cost of “free” resources, the difference between passive learning and thinking like a doctor, and what we’re building inside our new live teaching community—including open mic case breakdowns and real-time clinical reasoning sessions. If you want to learn medicine the way doctors actually think, this conversation will challenge the way you study.

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Chapters:
00:00:00 Pathoma & Robbins Problem
00:07:43 Chief Complaint First
00:16:00 How Much Do You Need?
00:23:56 The Myth of These Resources
00:26:59 Live Teaching & Open Mic
00:31:58 Why Learning Medicine Is Hard

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