Step I Extra Half Day...What Would You Study?

[SeminoleFan3]

If you found yourself with an extra half day towards the end of your studying, what extra material might you throw in that space?

I haven't listened to them yet, but would Goljan's Cell Injury/Inflammation be worth it (about 3 hours or so)?

 

[Whats_up_doc]

If you found yourself with an extra half day towards the end of your studying, what extra material might you throw in that space?

I haven't listened to them yet, but would Goljan's Cell Injury/Inflammation be worth it (about 3 hours or so)?

SeminoleFan 3: you stated in a previous post that was your original plan. Dude, GO FOR IT. After that skim over HY associations in FA, Mnemonics and CD Markers and lysosomal storage diseases. After that, relax (by 4 or 5 PM). I haven't taken the test yet but you don't run 15 miles before a Marathon. Best of luck and go kick some pudendal nerve!

 

[SeminoleFan3]

I was trying to figure out if the Goljan audio was worth it. No one seemed to say anything in the other thread. Either way, I've started it, and it seems to reinforce some of the stuff I haven't covered in a bit, so it's all good. Good luck with your studies!

 

[SeminoleFan3]

Anyone know where I can find a decent site of CTs, and MRIs?

 

[chaostheory]

Anyone know where I can find a decent site of CTs, and MRIs?

I like using webpath: http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/webpath.html

It is mostly gross specimens but some do have CT/MRI, the links of which can be found nearby.
Example: http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/CNSHTML/CNS070.html
if you click the CT box on the left, it'll take you to that.

Hope it helps! 🙂

 

[silas2642]

If you found yourself with an extra half day towards the end of your studying, what extra material might you throw in that space?

I haven't listened to them yet, but would Goljan's Cell Injury/Inflammation be worth it (about 3 hours or so)?

I think that I would seriously consider taking it off. However, considering the horrible position that I am in (behind, and yet strangely still on this forum), I would probably go over cell markers, cytokines, and crap. Maybe neuro images, tumors, all the details in first aid that are so hard to remember and not really conceptual-- just detailed.

 

[stickshift]

Pharm.