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One of my profs recommended writing down formulas and graphs that would fit on a sheet of paper and writing it out every day until the day of the exam and the first thing to do on test day is regurgitate all that info on to the white board. I think it's a great idea - it will probably cut down on a lot of 2nd guessing and give me something to stare at when I'm completely lost on a question.
So far I have down formulas for biostats - SP/SN/PPV/NPV/etc; pharm formulas - half life/LD/MD and the various cardiac output formulas
I was hoping for some advice on what would be some good high yield points to add to this - I was also thinking of making a crude drawing of the 21-OH, 17-OH and 11-OH deficiencies, but I'm a little stuck on what else to add.
So far I have down formulas for biostats - SP/SN/PPV/NPV/etc; pharm formulas - half life/LD/MD and the various cardiac output formulas
I was hoping for some advice on what would be some good high yield points to add to this - I was also thinking of making a crude drawing of the 21-OH, 17-OH and 11-OH deficiencies, but I'm a little stuck on what else to add.