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Step I First aid 2003 vs. 2004
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Hi
Since your score will influence *significantly* where you will match, I'd get the most uptodate material available. I have read mixed posts as well about whether or not 2004 is much better.
good luck
lf
Since your score will influence *significantly* where you will match, I'd get the most uptodate material available. I have read mixed posts as well about whether or not 2004 is much better.
good luck
lf
lf777 said:
which is exactly why he should run out and buy another right? Go ahead and drop the $40 on another copy,... mixed reviews must mean atleast something is different.
Have such advocates actually sat down with a 2003 copy and a 2004 copy and seen just how different they are?
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So I just put my money where my mouth is.
Went through the Pathology, Micro/Immuno, and Pharmacology sections of 04 and 03 simultaneously.
Micro, i think the only thing i added was that CCr5 mutations in homozygotes = immunity, heterozygotes = prolonged disease, and that CXCCR1 (?) mutations cause rapid dz progression.
Path had a new table that listed some HLA markers that werent in the last one. NOthing that isnt in BRS Path.
Pharm, there was indeed som re-organization, but as far as drugs, I think they added maybe 5 new compounds, a table of herbal supplements, and a few nice charts. All of those drugs are in Lipincott/were covered in my pharm class, as well as the herbal agents/
borrow it from someone to photocopy the charts if you need to. 0.40 versus 40.00.
fighting edition-based OCD everywhere,
phllystyl
Went through the Pathology, Micro/Immuno, and Pharmacology sections of 04 and 03 simultaneously.
Micro, i think the only thing i added was that CCr5 mutations in homozygotes = immunity, heterozygotes = prolonged disease, and that CXCCR1 (?) mutations cause rapid dz progression.
Path had a new table that listed some HLA markers that werent in the last one. NOthing that isnt in BRS Path.
Pharm, there was indeed som re-organization, but as far as drugs, I think they added maybe 5 new compounds, a table of herbal supplements, and a few nice charts. All of those drugs are in Lipincott/were covered in my pharm class, as well as the herbal agents/
borrow it from someone to photocopy the charts if you need to. 0.40 versus 40.00.
fighting edition-based OCD everywhere,
phllystyl
