Ok seriously, how does anyone master all this microbio?
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Step I Microbio
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Lippincott Microcards are good to hammer stuff into your head... I also use clinical micro made ridiculously simple because they have some funny pictures and mnemonics that help.... but at the end of the day its just repetition and misery.
You tap your hidden reservoir of artistic skills.
Does anybody actually remember these things after the class is done? 🙁
I can't say that your drawings don't have any testable material on them, but all I bothered to learn are which viruses are DNA, RNA (+/-; ss or ds), enveloped or not. Then I just learned which are the exceptions to the DNA-nucleus RNA-cytoplasm replication rule of thumb. That's all I care to know about viral characteristics and replication. I actually have no idea what those drawings show.
Is it a must to read anti microbial from CMMRS? Don't we have it in pharma, do we?
This video was posted on Reddit r/medicalschool
Thought I'd share it here!
Some medstudents made a video to help you memorize salmonella. Not sure if they're planning on making more videos for all of Microbio
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiKg08WoKPM
Thought I'd share it here!
Some medstudents made a video to help you memorize salmonella. Not sure if they're planning on making more videos for all of Microbio
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiKg08WoKPM
Those.
