"Brain Dumping"

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I would suggest this in part. Before you take the test, you can look at the notes of stuff that you are most likely to forget or get wrong, and then write it down on your scratch piece of paper. However, I wouldn't try to memorize a bunch of equations since that is not how you should be thinking on the MCAT. Instead of memorization, you should know the concepts behind each of the equations and how they relate to one another.