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Hey there SDN, I'd really appreciate some advice about my situation wrt preparing for this exam.
As mentioned in the title I can't write at all because of pain in my right hand and even typing gets tough after a few minutes without taking a break. I was diagnosed with Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) of my hand about 2 months ago. The only effective treatment is to rest my hand properly and take it easy. But it's hard to say if I can afford to do this right now.
Normally I'd do a block of UWorld questions every day and take notes on all the questions/compile a journal. I'm typing notes out nowadays, but like I said it's quite painful to do for longer than a few minutes and I need regular breaks. More importantly, I'm really concerned that doing this for the next few months will delay my recovery and that it will just get worse. I don't want that to happen.
I'm aiming to accomplish almost a full review of all the UWorld questions before dedicated. How can I study UWorld effectively while minimizing the burden of note-taking?
I have a few thoughts like only taking short notes on Incorrects only with Anki maybe? Can anyone comment on this or anything else I could try? Thanks for reading guys any suggestions you might have are appreciated.
As mentioned in the title I can't write at all because of pain in my right hand and even typing gets tough after a few minutes without taking a break. I was diagnosed with Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) of my hand about 2 months ago. The only effective treatment is to rest my hand properly and take it easy. But it's hard to say if I can afford to do this right now.
Normally I'd do a block of UWorld questions every day and take notes on all the questions/compile a journal. I'm typing notes out nowadays, but like I said it's quite painful to do for longer than a few minutes and I need regular breaks. More importantly, I'm really concerned that doing this for the next few months will delay my recovery and that it will just get worse. I don't want that to happen.
I'm aiming to accomplish almost a full review of all the UWorld questions before dedicated. How can I study UWorld effectively while minimizing the burden of note-taking?
I have a few thoughts like only taking short notes on Incorrects only with Anki maybe? Can anyone comment on this or anything else I could try? Thanks for reading guys any suggestions you might have are appreciated.
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