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You are going to kill patients with acute renal failure in the future if you do not study 24/7 and "honor" all your classes.Getting towards the end of the year and can't seem to focus on my school work. Anyone ever have this happen to you? If so, what have you done to get back on track? This has never happened to me before. I usually love studying and learning new material but recently it's been tough. I've consistently honored in my classes and am worried this work ethic will effect my studies...
Better get back to studying or you won't match that orthodermaneurological surgery residency.Getting towards the end of the year and can't seem to focus on my school work. Anyone ever have this happen to you? If so, what have you done to get back on track? This has never happened to me before. I usually love studying and learning new material but recently it's been tough. I've consistently honored in my classes and am worried this work ethic will effect my studies...
Better get back to studying or you won't match that orthodermaneurological surgery residency.
Summer is for...Buy first aid and a 3 month subscription to uworld. Summer is near and you either get ahead or get left behind.
If you're a first year, just push through to pass and you'll be okay. You'll have a long vacation soon enough.Getting towards the end of the year and can't seem to focus on my school work. Anyone ever have this happen to you? If so, what have you done to get back on track? This has never happened to me before. I usually love studying and learning new material but recently it's been tough. I've consistently honored in my classes and am worried this work ethic will effect my studies...
If you're a first year, just push through to pass and you'll be okay. You'll have a long vacation soon enough.
If you're a second year, you dont have the luxury of relaxing, especially with boards coming up. If you really can't study then go talk to an advisor and/or learning specialist before you run out of board prep time.
haha I think technically you could get through all of Pathoma and Sketchy in one weekend if you don't sleep.What? Board study? You mean I'm supposed to start that now? I was just gonna look over some stuff a week before the exam...
haha I think technically you could get through all of Pathoma and Sketchy in one weekend if you don't sleep.
Prostaglandins to keep things open, Indomethacin to close 'em up.But what about pharm?
Or a 3rd year med student -- IIRC, there was a study done in that PAs/NPs were given watered down Step 2 exams and had at least a 50% failure rate -- I find it interesting that while in med school and residency, the specialists tend to deride Family Medicine types -- but once they're out in real practice, they become quite chummy when they realize that FM usually does the referrals ----
Lol. Whatever that means.It was NPs. The NBME created a watered down version of Step 3 for a group of recently licensed NPs (remember these are nurses practitioners that have years of clinical experience as nurses before getting the NP). Pass rates on that shortened and simplified Step 3 was as you said ~50%. The nursing group quickly backstepped and said the test was meaningless/unfair.
It was NPs. The NBME created a watered down version of Step 3 for a group of recently licensed NPs (remember these are nurses practitioners that have years of clinical experience as nurses before getting the NP). Pass rates on that shortened and simplified Step 3 was as you said ~50%. The nursing group quickly backstepped and said the test was meaningless/unfair.