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Step I how to study for biochemistry?
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the kaplan TEXT seems to be going into so much detail as compared to the kaplan VIDEOS.
im sure that memorizing 1st aid isnt enough for biochemistry.
what is an effective way to study it?
Memorizing FA is MORE than enough for biochem. Be able to recognize the clinical presentation of the biochemical disorders (enzyme deficiencies, vitamin deficiencies, etc.) You need to step away from the TCA cycle drawing. Make some flashcards with the presentations of clinically-relevant biochem from FA on one side and the disorder and treatment if there is any on the other. Learn them.
Memorizing FA is MORE than enough for biochem. Be able to recognize the clinical presentation of the biochemical disorders (enzyme deficiencies, vitamin deficiencies, etc.) You need to step away from the TCA cycle drawing. Make some flashcards with the presentations of clinically-relevant biochem from FA on one side and the disorder and treatment if there is any on the other. Learn them.
And do loads of questions to make sure you're understanding the pathways.
And do loads of questions to make sure you're understanding the pathways.
Of course. Around here I just assume "do all of UW re: subject" is a given 🙂
I have been going through FC biochem and it seems fairly intense. Is it safe to say that it goes into much more detail than is needed for step 1?
Of course. Around here I just assume "do all of UW re: subject" is a given 🙂
True.
from what i've read, the pathways go into more detail than you need. Nutrition and genetics are where the money's at
Double true.