Most HY pages of First Aid

[DOCTORSAIB]

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So what pages/tables/diagrams in First Aid are super HY? I know this may vary depending on the person and/or question distribution. If anything, I'm looking for trends (if I get enough replies).

Please don't respond with "every page is HY." Thanks!

 

[dynx]

every page after the "special situations" section and before the index is high yield.

 

[EasyRider]

So what pages/tables/diagrams in First Aid are super HY? I know this may vary depending on the person and/or question distribution. If anything, I'm looking for trends (if I get enough replies).

Please don't respond with "every page is HY." Thanks!

MOST HIGH YIELD!!!

The last 3 pages in the Pharm Section. It lists all the major drug side effects, antidotes for overdoses, and suffixes (to major drug classes). MEMORIZE THESE 3 PAGES!!!

 

[DHMO]

MOST HIGH YIELD!!!

The last 3 pages in the Pharm Section. It lists all the major drug side effects, antidotes for overdoses, and suffixes (to major drug classes). MEMORIZE THESE 3 PAGES!!!

Definitely agree with this. So many questions can be answered from just those pages alone. Also, the lysosomal storage diseases page is pretty HY.

 

[DOCTORSAIB]

every page after the "special situations" section and before the index is high yield.

I had a feeling someone would post something smart.

 

[DOCTORSAIB]

MOST HIGH YIELD!!!

The last 3 pages in the Pharm Section. It lists all the major drug side effects, antidotes for overdoses, and suffixes (to major drug classes). MEMORIZE THESE 3 PAGES!!!

Easy Rider and DHMO, thanks so much for your help. Thats exactly the kind of info I'm looking for. Folks, keep'em coming.

 

[HamOnWholeWheat]

I don't know if its what you want to hear, but the entire micro section is pretty high yield. The pharm anti-tumor drugs are way high yield too, at least on my exam.

Oh, and in the physio section there's that diagram that links the coagulation pathway with bradykinin, kallikrein, and the complement cascade. That diagram rocks hard.

HamOn

 

[DOCTORSAIB]

Oh, and in the physio section there's that diagram that links the coagulation pathway with bradykinin, kallikrein, and the complement cascade. That diagram rocks hard.

HamOn

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