Why it worked
The video likely resonated with a niche audience of medical students and professionals who could relate to the shared experience and frustration of the demanding medical board exams. The use of humor and a relatable sentiment about the exams' clinical relevance likely contributed to its shareability within that community.
Summary
A medical professional reflects on the extensive and challenging nature of medical board exams. She humorously concludes that these exams are designed to be difficult and comprehensive, rather than directly applicable to clinical practice.
Structure
- 1Introduction of medical exams taken
- 2Reflection on the difficulty and volume of exams
- 3Conclusion on the relevance of exams
- 4Humorous commentary on clinical relevance
On-screen text
After taking the MCAT,
NBMES, USMLEs x 3, ITES x 3,
and written OBGYN boards
I'm convinced medical board
exams will do the MOST
except be clinically relevant