Good, concise review of reproductive system?

[virtuoso735]

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Anyone know of any good websites, outlines, or videos that can help me learn about the male and female reproductive systems? It seems to be the only topic that I skipped over during content review, and now my test is on Friday and I'm worried about having a whole passage about it. Many thanks!

 

[typicalindian]

definitely something you want to go over dude! Try www.mcat-review.org they provide an outline that matches AAMC content outline, and use wikipedia to supplement whatever they say. They really nail down the important facts though and give some really nice diagrams too

http://www.mcat-review.org/reproductive-system-development.php <-- theres a link for what you're looking for

 

[PMPMD]

Well this is what they made me watch:

 

[Melomare17]

definitely something you want to go over dude! Try www.mcat-review.org they provide an outline that matches AAMC content outline, and use wikipedia to supplement whatever they say. They really nail down the important facts though and give some really nice diagrams too

http://www.mcat-review.org/reproductive-system-development.php <-- theres a link for what you're looking for

+1 best site ever

 

[moosetracks]

Unzip your pants

 

[maybemed2013]

I know I am bumping and old thread but my question is related to OP questions.

I think I want to skip The Reproductive System... I know most of you probably think this is silly.
First off, this section is too damn hard and too many concepts/hormones to know... I know I will HAVE to know them, if I plan on being a doctor.
Second I just want an 8/15 on the Biology Section.... This system could only be worth a max of 1-2 pts.
Third, I feel like the MCAT is NOT like any test it not based on what content material you know, it base on using your critical thinking to come up with strategies for the test... and I think this is a good strategy..

 

[aspiringdoc09]

Sorry for hijacking. My test is on July 6th, and I really need help understanding Kidney and Cardiology Physio better? What websites or sources do you suggest for these topics? I have TPRH already.

 

[Temperature101]

I know I am bumping and old thread but my question is related to OP questions.

I think I want to skip The Reproductive System... I know most of you probably think this is silly.
First off, this section is too damn hard and too many concepts/hormones to know... I know I will HAVE to know them, if I plan on being a doctor.
Second I just want an 8/15 on the Biology Section.... This system could only be worth a max of 1-2 pts.
Third, I feel like the MCAT is NOT like any test it not based on what content material you know, it base on using your critical thinking to come up with strategies for the test... and I think this is a good strategy..

If there are questions about content. They will most likely come from the reproductive system and cell/molecular biology. You are right about this section being too hard but you should not skip it. I think TBR is a good resource for this section.

 

[sciencebooks]

If there are questions about content. They will most likely come from the reproductive system and cell/molecular biology. You are right about this section being too hard but you should not skip it. I think TBR is a good resource for this section.

I've definitely noticed the cell/molecular biology trend and I think it happens to be one of my weaker points. Do you, by any chance, know of any good source online to check out in addition to my TPR books for this?

 

[Temperature101]

I've definitely noticed the cell/molecular biology trend and I think it happens to be one of my weaker points. Do you, by any chance, know of any good source online to check out in addition to my TPR books for this?

unfortunately, I dont know any good online content for cell/molecular bio. You can check http://www.mcat-review.org/biology.php

 

[sciencebooks]

unfortunately, I dont know any good online content for cell/molecular bio. You can check http://www.mcat-review.org/biology.php

Thanks. I may as well go through this and see if anything stands out.