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my hubby went home for the day (and I don't have a ride right now at the parent's house)
Is the teleportation machine ready? I can teleport over now.
my hubby went home for the day (and I don't have a ride right now at the parent's house)
please do.Is the teleportation machine ready? I can teleport over now.
I'm not on anything, and I want to eat all the things.
neither do I. But they make it a NEEDYeah. I don't need exogenous steroids to make me want to eat.
Man that sucks, the drawing feature is the main reason I use One NoteI would pay for the good version of OneNote for my Mac if it was available...
Not being able to draw is BS!
This is the rant thread, not the rage thread!!I'm a wee bit ragey about it right now.
This is the rant thread, not the rage thread!!
neither do I. But they make it a NEED
I think I did really poorly on my ECC exam I am so bummed. This is the one class I really need to do well in.
I keep hearing mixed things. I want to do a private practice internship so am not really sure how much grades weigh into that whole thing (would rather do PP than academic). I am hearing LOR >>> grades but I'm still nervous I just think it would look really bad if I want to go into ER and end up with a C in ECCNope. Just need to pass. You can do it!
I'm sure the grade in the rotation will count for a lot more than the grade in a lecture.I keep hearing mixed things. I want to do a private practice internship so am not really sure how much grades weigh into that whole thing (would rather do PP than academic). I am hearing LOR >>> grades but I'm still nervous I just think it would look really bad if I want to go into ER and end up with a C in ECC
Valid point.I'm sure the grade in the rotation will count for a lot more than the grade in a lecture.
What are your study habits now? Are you missing big picture, minutia, have issues time-efficiency wise? If you narrow it down it could be easier to see what you should do from there.Got that first year fear going and can't seem to get rid of it. First set of exams tell me I need to study a different way but I don't know what that might be. Anatomy was the one exam that I did okay on.
Anyone have any study tips, pretty please?!
This has worked well for me for the past 2.5 years, and a few of my classmates have adopted my method:Got that first year fear going and can't seem to get rid of it. First set of exams tell me I need to study a different way but I don't know what that might be. Anatomy was the one exam that I did okay on.
Anyone have any study tips, pretty please?!
Well, I have been out of undergrad for 2 yrs so I am having to relearn to study. I was taking notes in class, then rewriting them all and breaking down needed note cards from there. I am doing the reading (behind in anatomy) and highlighting but haven't been writing them down. Also a study group which I have never really loved doing.
I changed it up after first block cause obviously didn't work. Now I have the powerpoint and jot notes on as needed. Also writing my notes from the readings. I have the 2nd histo exam in less than 2 weeks.
I think part of my problem is that I am freaking myself out. I can't quite believe that I finally made it and almost feel like they will tell me it was a mistake any day. I have always had test anxiety too. There is a lot of extra pressure on me personally and professionally, as I have a family back in KY and a boss that is just waiting for me to join her. I know they picked me for a reason or I wouldn't be here but I am having a hard time getting past my fears. Class room work has always been a weak point for me too. I know that when I get into clinics, I will shine but I have to get there first. Add in that I am non-trad with a whole bunch of 3+1 and well.....
Thanks for letting me whine!
You know what sucks? Having our first, huge medicine test the afternoon after surgery. You know what sucks more? Having a SECOND huge medicine test the afternoon after surgery. My surgery group got screwed. I'm so glad to be done, but hope I didn't just absolutely bomb that exam.
My mom called me late Tuesday night to tell me that my sister was going to have emergency surgery to remove an ectopic pregnancy. I didn't even know my sister was pregnant, but I did know that her and her husband have been trying to conceive for a while. She had a doctors appointment on Tuesday- the ultrasound tech said the baby looked good and had a heart beat. Then the radiologist said the baby was ectopic and that my sister would have to have surgery to remove it. My whole family was shocked and very sad. My mom then called me a few hours later to say that the surgeon did NOT see an ectopic pregnancy after cutting her, and assumed it was in the uterus. He warned her that she could now lose the prengnacy because the uterus had been disturbed. My family held out hope until tonight when my sister had a major bleed. She had a miscarriage this evening. I am so terribly sad, frustrated, and angry. I don't even know what to do. I want to go home to Virginia be with my family. But, the soonest I can go home is in 2 weeks. I just want to see my sister and take care of her. .......
Got that first year fear going and can't seem to get rid of it. First set of exams tell me I need to study a different way but I don't know what that might be. Anatomy was the one exam that I did okay on.
Anyone have any study tips, pretty please?!
Well, I have been out of undergrad for 2 yrs so I am having to relearn to study. I was taking notes in class, then rewriting them all and breaking down needed note cards from there. I am doing the reading (behind in anatomy) and highlighting but haven't been writing them down. Also a study group which I have never really loved doing.
I changed it up after first block cause obviously didn't work. Now I have the powerpoint and jot notes on as needed. Also writing my notes from the readings. I have the 2nd histo exam in less than 2 weeks.
I think part of my problem is that I am freaking myself out. I can't quite believe that I finally made it and almost feel like they will tell me it was a mistake any day. I have always had test anxiety too. There is a lot of extra pressure on me personally and professionally, as I have a family back in KY and a boss that is just waiting for me to join her. I know they picked me for a reason or I wouldn't be here but I am having a hard time getting past my fears. Class room work has always been a weak point for me too. I know that when I get into clinics, I will shine but I have to get there first. Add in that I am non-trad with a whole bunch of 3+1 and well.....
Thanks for letting me whine!
Well, I have been out of undergrad for 2 yrs so I am having to relearn to study. I was taking notes in class, then rewriting them all and breaking down needed note cards from there. I am doing the reading (behind in anatomy) and highlighting but haven't been writing them down. Also a study group which I have never really loved doing.
I changed it up after first block cause obviously didn't work. Now I have the powerpoint and jot notes on as needed. Also writing my notes from the readings. I have the 2nd histo exam in less than 2 weeks.
I think part of my problem is that I am freaking myself out. I can't quite believe that I finally made it and almost feel like they will tell me it was a mistake any day. I have always had test anxiety too. There is a lot of extra pressure on me personally and professionally, as I have a family back in KY and a boss that is just waiting for me to join her. I know they picked me for a reason or I wouldn't be here but I am having a hard time getting past my fears. Class room work has always been a weak point for me too. I know that when I get into clinics, I will shine but I have to get there first. Add in that I am non-trad with a whole bunch of 3+1 and well.....
Thanks for letting me whine!
Damn it FB friend, why on earth would you share a link of a photo montage of a dog with bone cancer's last day, including heartbreaking captions?
It's things like that that make me think I won't hack it in vet med emotionally... I cried for around 30 minutes about that dog. I've yet to shadow and I honestly don't know how I'll handle an euthanasia.
I told my mother that at least as a people doctor, I wouldn't care as much. I'm on the fence right now.
I look at euthanasia not as killing an animal, but as a means to ending their suffering. From that angle, it's a wonderful thing you're doing for an animal. Maybe you will still be emotional about it, and that's okay, but I think if you're able to see a euthanasia of a really sick animal, you'll see that it's a good thing and often a relief to the owners too.
Damn it FB friend, why on earth would you share a link of a photo montage of a dog with bone cancer's last day, including heartbreaking captions?
It's things like that that make me think I won't hack it in vet med emotionally... I cried for around 30 minutes about that dog. I've yet to shadow and I honestly don't know how I'll handle an euthanasia.
I told my mother that at least as a people doctor, I wouldn't care as much. I'm on the fence right now.
To be fair that link was really really sad. Also beautiful, but I cried a lot. That being said I think that is a perfect example of why euthanasia can be such a positive thing.
I haven't seen the link, but I'm sure I'd cry about it too. Sometimes it can take a little time to adjust emotionally to the idea of euthanasia and to actually seeing euthanasia. In a lot of cases, euthanasia is the best thing we can provide a sick or injured animal who is suffering. Of course, it's sad that the animal is suffering in the first place, but it's a good thing that we can offer the animal a more peaceful death and an end to whatever pain or distress they're feeling.Damn it FB friend, why on earth would you share a link of a photo montage of a dog with bone cancer's last day, including heartbreaking captions?
It's things like that that make me think I won't hack it in vet med emotionally... I cried for around 30 minutes about that dog. I've yet to shadow and I honestly don't know how I'll handle an euthanasia.
I told my mother that at least as a people doctor, I wouldn't care as much. I'm on the fence right now.
I mean, it means he doesn't have to live as a three-limbed dog and have an osteosarcoma (is that the proper term?) hanging from his ribs. But it was super tragic.
I'm glad that you all cry at those kinds of things too. Not like I'm relishing anyone's tears, but you know what I mean.
Not to mention the weakness and cachexiaBone cancer is supposedly the most painful cancer there is. It is sad when it comes to euthanasia but when the animal is in pain, it is much better to have a peaceful passing. The only other option for that dog would be to let it live until the cancer took its life, which would have been a very painful death.
thats a lot of diabetesOnly on page 16 of my 117 page diabetes hand out for my test on Wednesday.
thats a lot of diabetes