University of Oklahoma -- everyone welcome -- Part 3

[slackerqueen]

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Thanks for the web site! I can't believe I'm up so late trying to learn about the thorax...

 

[soonereng]

Wishing luck to all the MS2s today.

 

[Doctor Bagel]

Wishing luck to all the MS2s today.

Thanks! I'm hoping I don't fail and that one of our images we have to identify is a teratoma. 🙂 Speaking of which, I remember having friends in high school and college who had ovarian cysts -- now I'm wondering if they were teratomas.

I've got to say I'm glad I'm not you guys. I remember how nervous I was before the first test block, and it wasn't fun. Test blocks always suck, but at least once you get through the first one, you know how it's going to go.

 

[want2beadoc]

Best part of medical school: Being able to drink before noon and not feel bad about it.

You better not post one of those "That wasn't so bad" comments Dr. Bagel 😉 Just kidding, post whatever you want.

 

[Doctor Bagel]

Best part of medical school: Being able to drink before noon and not feel bad about it.

You better not post one of those "That wasn't so bad" comments Dr. Bagel 😉 Just kidding, post whatever you want.

And grading your test after having a few drinks takes the edge off. 🙂

 

[glp]

I've got to say I'm glad I'm not you guys. I remember how nervous I was before the first test block, and it wasn't fun. Test blocks always suck, but at least once you get through the first one, you know how it's going to go.

the first one is the worst bc you really dont know exactly what to expect. good luck to all the first years, you all seem to be keeping with it, so im sure if you keep your nose to the grindstone, you wont be left dazed and confused come next friday.

IHI is going to be a lot of work. i started to figure that out yesterday.😀

 

[Doctor Bagel]

IHI is going to be a lot of work. i started to figure that out yesterday.😀

I can't argue with this.

 

[JohnnyOU]

And grading your test after having a few drinks takes the edge off. 🙂

You were drinking without me? 🙁

How will I ever get you into bed if you're always sober around me!!!

And you have a new cat pic!👍
😀

 

[Jwax]

So, what did you guys think of our practice test?

I thought it was jumbled and chaotic, but I did enjoy debating the correctness of the 4th year's answers. It is funny, but there were several things that I just absolutely disagreed w/him on and would argue it endlessly if O'don tried to say that same thing (although I doubt Odon would do such a poor job recollecting what structures are what). Main complaint - rotatores. Amazing... that it could be a rotatores given that they go from TP to SP and the person had no SP's!!! Oh, and that it was going from a rib to a TP...

Hopefully O'don's tagging is less amibiguous. I am presuming that O'don isn't nearly as frustrating for practicals as he is for the written?

Bought a bottle of red wine for the evening because I was supposed to be taking it completely off, but my SO decided to switch his schedule around so he could be on the same as me, but managed to not realize I've stayed up until 3am the last few nights. So, he's asleep and I guess I'm stuck studying... I guess that bottle will wait until next week :cry:

 

[soonereng]

And you have a new cat pic!

I was expecting a questionable comment regarding Bagel's new cheapness and juiciness...

 

[soonereng]

So, what did you guys think of our practice test?

Unfortunately I had to go out of town today to take care of my house down in Duncan as my tennants were moving out.

I was hoping to be back in time for the practice pratical, but had to mow the lawn, change the oil in the 'Burban, and donate some clothes to Goodwill, so I didn't make it. Oh well...

 

[soonereng]

Jwax,

Who's the new avatar?

 

[slackerqueen]

I totally agree. The rotatores that wasn't, the brachioradialis that wasn't either...Ugh. I appreciate that they took the time to do it, but they really should've double-checked their answers.

I am feeling a bit better about the practical now. But not the written exam, and not biochem. 🙁

 

[shortitalian]

So, what did you guys think of our practice test?

I also appreciate the fact that the fourth years took the time to put all of that together for us. I honestly expect the actual test to be much more difficult, though, for some reason.

It did make me feel more confident about the real practical, but that won't keep me from continuing to study for it anyway (and especially studying for the written). I'm sure everything O'Don tags will be things that he thinks are obvious but aren't to us.

Regarding biochem, how do the difficulty of Leon's questions compare to the WUME?

 

[Mr. Freeze]

I also appreciate the fact that the fourth years took the time to put all of that together for us. I honestly expect the actual test to be much more difficult, though, for some reason.

It did make me feel more confident about the real practical, but that won't keep me from continuing to study for it anyway (and especially studying for the written). I'm sure everything O'Don tags will be things that he thinks are obvious but aren't to us.

Regarding biochem, how do the difficulty of Leon's questions compare to the WUME?

The one aspect of GA that remains the same for you as it did us is the practical. O'Don told us 70% was gimme, 10% may take you a second to figure out, and 10% will be WTF is THAT!?!? not in so many words...

although, most people would say his percentages were off. For me, other than the smell, and the fact that it takes FOR-EVER to hit every station, the practicals, although not fun, were at least one of the better parts of the Fall. Maybe that's because I did better on those than anything else...

For your practical, knowing the relationships between parts is huge, or was for me. Like arteries for instance; they're like all the streets in Stillwater: depending on where you are, they have different names. Know when the axillary artery isn't the axillary artery anymore, for example. It seems like for all the contorsionist positions ODon likes to put you in, you have all the landmark information you need. It's a lot like a "vignette" (I'm so sick of that word...), all the information you need is available, you just have to know what's pertinent.

Damn test block resetting my sleep schedule...

 

[Mr. Freeze]

Yeah, I thought it was a lot easier until I graded it...however, I passed, which 24 hrs. ago was under question...in fact, IHI is the FIRST class I've resorted to the break out the calculator and figure out how bad I can do and still pass method of studying, BEFORE I've taken a single test...

What I did, although I don't know if the non-tumor intensive sections will be conducive to it, was make a big bubble chart (think Inspiration from biochem 🙄 ) with all the maladies of the male parts, for example. Then one of my bubbles was always "complaints" or "presentation" and often in a format where it was the "classic" person. Had I done this earlier, I think I would've done much better. I didn't really get out of my "where do I start" funk until too late.

heh, athletic tumor...BP is a ****ing idiot. I'm torn between wanting success for the program (now that I'm an alum, got my diploma 😎 ) and wanting to see it go down in fiery spiral, Gundy get fired, and Boone expire before they win another game, just outta spite for them raising ticket prices to see a team that hasn't proven JACK ****ING SQUAT but that they can't be trusted to SHOW THE **** UP and PLAY. Oh, and ****ing people outta their houses sux ballz. 👎 It's just a house, but I think they'd prolly pull my dead body out of it before I let 'em HAVE IT, which is essentially what they did for the FAIR market value...

Bobby Reid for Heisman 👍

 

[Doctor Bagel]

So I have no clue why I woke up at 5 am, but oh well. About IHI and the clinical stuff, I'm going to make a big plug for webpath and the Robbins qbook. Studying by working through practical problems is pretty much my favorite way to study anyway. It is interesting how the presentation of the class completely differs from the test.

For the GA practical, it's not going to be psycho hard, but it was always harder for me than the written part. I'd recommend watching the Chung videos a lot.

 

[Amxcvbcv]

I'm disappointed in you, Oklahoma City. I was on call last night at the Presby ER, and we had only 1 trauma come in. Part of it, I'm sure, is that OU wasn't on for the Level 2 stuff, but still. It's Friday night, the Fair is going on, and all I get to see is a poor guy that gets hit while riding his bike?


😛

 

[JohnnyOU]

Yeah, I thought it was a lot easier until I graded it...however, I passed, which 24 hrs. ago was under question...in fact, IHI is the FIRST class I've resorted to the break out the calculator and figure out how bad I can do and still pass method of studying, BEFORE I've taken a single test...

What I did, although I don't know if the non-tumor intensive sections will be conducive to it, was make a big bubble chart (think Inspiration from biochem 🙄 ) with all the maladies of the male parts, for example. Then one of my bubbles was always "complaints" or "presentation" and often in a format where it was the "classic" person. Had I done this earlier, I think I would've done much better. I didn't really get out of my "where do I start" funk until too late.

heh, athletic tumor...BP is a ****ing idiot. I'm torn between wanting success for the program (now that I'm an alum, got my diploma 😎 ) and wanting to see it go down in fiery spiral, Gundy get fired, and Boone expire before they win another game, just outta spite for them raising ticket prices to see a team that hasn't proven JACK ****ING SQUAT but that they can't be trusted to SHOW THE **** UP and PLAY. Oh, and ****ing people outta their houses sux ballz. 👎 It's just a house, but I think they'd prolly pull my dead body out of it before I let 'em HAVE IT, which is essentially what they did for the FAIR market value...

Bobby Reid for Heisman 👍

Everyone, please ignore Freeze...he kicks cats and pushes little girls off of swings.

 

[JohnnyOU]

I was expecting a questionable comment regarding Bagel's new cheapness and juiciness...

😉

 

[soonereng]

So have any of you MS1s gotten your PCM clinical assignment yet? I haven't but was wondering if anyone else had?

It seems to me that getting our assignment during test block is a little goofy.

 

[shortitalian]

If the subclavian is Main, axillary Boomer, and brachial Washington, does that make the university the heart and Wal-Mart the brain of Stillwater? I guess some Stillwater homes were recently forced into apoptosis to make room for a large athletic tumor. I think they've had to re-route some of of the arteries to allow angiogenesis for the new mass. The last time I was there, I had to take all sorts of odd anastomoses 🙄

I totally laughed out loud after reading this! 👍

So have any of you MS1s gotten your PCM clinical assignment yet? I haven't but was wondering if anyone else had?

It seems to me that getting our assignment during test block is a little goofy.

Nope, not yet. I did hear that one girl in my mod got hers, but she is the only one I've heard about. 😕

 

[slackerqueen]

So have any of you MS1s gotten your PCM clinical assignment yet? I haven't but was wondering if anyone else had?

It seems to me that getting our assignment during test block is a little goofy.

Nope, me neither...

 

[Jwax]

Jwax,

Who's the new avatar?

It's Peta Wilson from La Femme Nikita, also one of my favorite shows from back in the day. It is one of the shows that I would LOVE to buy the series on DVD for, but I think one of the seasons cost $80?!?! WTF... Anyways, I wanted to join the band-wagon of new avatars (I'd been thinking of ditching Daria for a week or so now), and thought I'd keep the trend of favorite shows no longer on. Buffy and Alias are my other two considerations, so expect those in the future. I'm an Alias addict right now - I'm on disk three of season three. Great show. A lot like La Femme Nikita, actually. BTW - don't confuse the show with the french movie that was made (that the show is a take-off for). The movie was weird, the show was awesome.

I'm learning a little bit about embryo. It's so much fun! 🙄 I watched some of the stuff from the Simbryo CD that came with the book, which was mildly amusing and somewhat helpful for visualizations. I'm thinking another hour or two of embryo, then probably time to figure out Hanas and Broyles for biochem, then some anatomy to end off the day. Tomorrow starts the trend of only studying for whatever exam is the next day (unless for some reason everything in that subject makes perfect sense...). I'm a little sick to my stomach that we have our first biochem TB in 2 days 😱.

Also haven't gotten my PCM assignment yet. I'm actually really excited about getting to do rotations, as long as I don't have to start with FM / primary care. I'm really not interested in the slightest in that medical route, so I really dislike the concept that we all have to do a rotation in that field. Here's hoping I get either EM or surgery starting out 👍.

Just changed my computer background to a pretty tree picture and was staring dazedly at the branches and notices how much they look like the vertebral A, tyrocervical, and thoracoacromial arteries coming of the subclavian / axillary. They also look remarkably similar to arbor vitae (which I presume we'll see in a few weeks if we slice up the brain).

Today also marks the day of decreased screwing around instead of studying, so I'll go away now.

 

[soonereng]

Today also marks the day of decreased screwing around instead of studying, so I'll go away now.

I'm watching college football today while I pretend to study HB. 😛

 

[Doctor Bagel]

I used to watch La Femme Nikita, too. Jwax and I have all the same taste in TV except I never watched Alias. 🙂

So more reason to love Oklahoma City -- there's a police helicopter right above my house right now, and my husband saw a guy run through the alley between our house and the next house. If only this were the first time this has happened. And, no, we don't live in the ghetto. 🙄

If any of the perspectives are looking for a place to live after getting in, I'll tell you where not to look.

 

[Jwax]

I used to watch La Femme Nikita, too. Jwax and I have all the same taste in TV except I never watched Alias. 🙂

You should give Alias a try. I only started watching it because we'd finished watching all our other TV series that we rent. It is much better than I thought it would be. Given that you and I have the same taste in TV, and that you got your JD before trying for MD (and I wanted to be a lawyer before wanting to be a doc - I just didn't follow through on it), I think I should pretty much try and study how you do. You said earlier that working through practice problems while studying helps you best, and I feel the same way. I'm trying to read the slides/book right now for embryo and it took me 20 minutes to read 7 pages... 😡 I can't stand this stuff - so many made up words that are combinations of six other words! It is making me very sleepy and irritable. So I think I'm going to just start in on the question bank for embryo and hope that works better. Actually using my brain to think about something seems to do better than to just blankly read all this BS.

I am thinking about a large decrease in my class attendence for next block. I think I would be much better off if I had just watched / listened to most of these lectures at home.

So what was the deal with the OU game being on yesterday? Since when does college football happen on a Friday night vs. Saturday? I was soooo confused when I flipped on to KRXO last night and heard the game. First game I've missed this season.

 

[Jwax]

So my intened 2 or 3 hours of embryo today has pretty much turned into mostly embryo all day because I just plain suck at it. I am about to take the SAME embryo Qbank for the ~4th time. Let's see if I can actually get most of them right for once? I keep missing the same f***ing things again and again. I just can't grasp the concepts of this becomes this and this turns into that in embryo. I can grasp which nerves split into what nerves in GA, but I can't get it for the developing human. I think passing embryo is really all I can hope for. 👎 I abhor this class.

 

[slackerqueen]

I just spent the last 5 hours on biochem and I'm just now on Broyles' stuff.

 

[soonereng]

So my intened 2 or 3 hours of embryo today has pretty much turned into mostly embryo all day because I just plain suck at it. I am about to take the SAME embryo Qbank for the ~4th time. Let's see if I can actually get most of them right for once? I keep missing the same f***ing things again and again. I just can't grasp the concepts of this becomes this and this turns into that in embryo. I can grasp which nerves split into what nerves in GA, but I can't get it for the developing human. I think passing embryo is really all I can hope for. 👎 I abhor this class.

Which set are you having trouble with? I haven't done any, but if I have trouble on that same section at least I will know I am not alone.

 

[Jwax]

Which set are you having trouble with? I haven't done any, but if I have trouble on that same section at least I will know I am not alone.

Every f***ing part of it. All of it. Everything. The most frustrating is the stuff that I thought I got (the first 5 lectures), but that's what took taking the qbank 4 times until I could get them right. I haven't even really looked at the heart or respiratory, and I have only briefly looked at the nervous system. So I pretty much have issues with everything since I imagine grasping those concepts are more difficult than the first few lectures.

Slacker queen, I know how you feel. I've spent a good five hours on biochem in the last week, and that was just reviewing Unger & B's stuff. Just looking at Broyles now, too (I've given up on embryo until Monday). I hope notegroups are good for this b/c the syllabus isn't. Maybe it's just me, but I don't learn well by just looking at a bunch of f***ing diagrams. SAY something in your syllabus, too. I want more than just a picture. You know the 'picture's worth a 1000 words' thing? No, I want words to go with my pictures. Paragraphs are preferred.

I'm getting increasingly cranky, and I imagine this will be the theme of the next several days.

 

[slackerqueen]

Yikes. Well, I ended up leaving the mod and going home to move on to anatomy and embryo. I actually like embryo, so if you need any help, just send me a message. Broyles' lack of words also annoys me, but at least his material flows coherently, unlike Hanas'. I still don't get his stuff. And he's creepy. That has nothing to do with anything, but I feel like rambling.

 

[Jwax]

Yikes. Well, I ended up leaving the mod and going home to move on to anatomy and embryo. I actually like embryo, so if you need any help, just send me a message. Broyles' lack of words also annoys me, but at least his material flows coherently, unlike Hanas'. I still don't get his stuff. And he's creepy. That has nothing to do with anything, but I feel like rambling.

Yeah, I should take that back about Broyles - I hadn't really looked intently at his syllabus until just after I wrote that. As I'm reading through it with notegroups, it's not that illogical.

I actually like Hanas in a personal way; not the best prof in the world, but I would suck at it, so who am I to judge? He's a good liberal, and therefore I like him (and so should Bagel) 🙂. My mom's a high school prof and my dad's a grad prof, so I have an insider's view on teachers. They are people, too. There are only a few profs I've had in my life that I've said I disliked as a prof and a person, and so far I haven't seen any of them at OUCOM. Except maybe the breast CC guy - he was creepy. I would not let him be my doc... especially my breast doc. Touch 'em and die, clown.

The other thing that really annoys me about embryo is that I seem to be the only person in the world who doesn't get it. Most people even like it. That makes it so much worse... I actually got teary-eyed earlier today when I was taking that qbank for the third time and still getting ~1/2 of it wrong. Lol - my SO asked me what's wrong and I started yelling... poor guy. I will probably end up studying at school Monday evening so I can get help from any of the 150 other students who don't have a problem w/embryo.

Ok I'm determined to get through broyles & hanas now so I can watch another episode of alias 👍.

 

[slackerqueen]

The other thing that really annoys me about embryo is that I seem to be the only person in the world who doesn't get it. Most people even like it. That makes it so much worse... I actually got teary-eyed earlier today when I was taking that qbank for the third time and still getting ~1/2 of it wrong. Lol - my SO asked me what's wrong and I started yelling... poor guy. I will probably end up studying at school Monday evening so I can get help from any of the 150 other students who don't have a problem w/embryo.

Aww, that's sad...My mod hates embryo, so you're definitely not alone...I thought that I was in the minority when it came to embryo.

Best profs so far: Bidichandani, Tomasek, McNeill, O'Don. Worst for me: Broyles, Hanas, J. Allen

The breast clinical corr. guy was pretty creepy. I also disliked the muscular dystrophy lady immensely when she interrogated and prodded that little boy. It seemed very intrusive.

Back to studying... 😀

P.S. I had no idea Hanas was a liberal. Of course, I did skip his last day of lecture...

 

[Jwax]

Aww, that's sad...My mod hates embryo, so you're definitely not alone...I thought that I was in the minority when it came to embryo.

Best profs so far: Bidichandani, Tomasek, McNeill, O'Don. Worst for me: Broyles, Hanas, J. Allen...

I should join your mod then. I think that girls seem to like embryo more than boys, although really no one that I've talked to (besides myself) seems to be confused by it.

O'don is by far my fave... 😍... But McNeil is pretty enjoyable, too. I liked Bidi and Leon for biochem.... A sense of humor just makes class more tolerable. I haven't attended enough embryo or HB to have an opinion.

I think once I get through broyles & hanas tonight I am done for the day. I had a glass of wine last night after all, and I think I'd like to wrap this evening up the same way.

 

[Jwax]

Well, I didn't really get through Hanas or Broyles, but I did update my biochem drug chart to include their material. It is on the discussion board. Buenos noches, amigos!

 

[soonerfan77]

P.S. I had no idea Hanas was a liberal.

How do you know?


Best of luck tomorrow, everyone!!!! I'm off to bed for my last night of good sleep until Thursday. By the way, did anyone else get coracoid process for the acromion? Talked to O'Don about the ambiguity of the tagging, and he said that most everything "should" be clearly tagged. But then I guess that depends on your level of knowledge.
😎

 

[shortitalian]

By the way, did anyone else get coracoid process for the acromion?

If you're referring to the practice practical like I think you are, that was one of the five mistakes on the key. Coracoid was correct.

 

[slackerqueen]

Yup, I didn't even bother marking coracoid process wrong because I knew it was correct.

Here's a four leaf clover for everyone:

 

[slackerqueen]

How do you know?

I don't know. That's what Jwax said.

 

[Jwax]

How do you know?


Best of luck tomorrow, everyone!!!! I'm off to bed for my last night of good sleep until Thursday. By the way, did anyone else get coracoid process for the acromion? Talked to O'Don about the ambiguity of the tagging, and he said that most everything "should" be clearly tagged. But then I guess that depends on your level of knowledge.
😎

My mom is a very dedicated liberal, and she likes to write articles for her city's paper regarding her leftist ideas (is a highly predominant republican town). I guess her email is given or something when she writes letters to the editor b/c hanas has complimented her on them.

I probably shouldn't have said anything. Who knows if he wants his political views known by the students? 😳 So, just ignore that...

Any thoughts by anyone whether or not the same nerve/muscle/artery will be tagged but from a different direction? I.e suprascapular N. I would be on the general principle that the same thing wouldn't be tagged twice on different bodies, but what do I know?

Today is biochem, biochem, and more biochem! Fortunately, the only class I despise is embryo, so any day other than Monday this week will be at least mildly interesting (HB has sounded amusing from a few other people so I look forward to hearing about what those crazy kids that go to HB have been talking about). That being said, 8 hours of biochemistry is enough to make anyone nuts. It'll all be over soon...

 

[Doctor Bagel]

Just a warning, on our second practical the same thing was tagged on two cadavers right next to each other. It was decently obvious (even I caught it), but I'm guessing some people put down the wrong thing just because they were sure O'Don wouldn't do that.

 

[soonereng]

He's a good liberal...

I didn't know there was such a thing as a good liberal...

Just kidding, put away the flame thrower.

I'm more of a centralist myself. It's often hard to pin me to one group or another. Liberals see me as conservative, and conservatives see me as liberal, and I like it that way. 😎

I personally don't care what our professors sociopolitical views are as long as they don't try to teach them with the material. Basic science is just that: basic science.

 

[Jwax]

I didn't know there was such a thing as a good liberal...

Just kidding, put away the flame thrower.

I'm more of a centralist myself. It's often hard to pin me to one group or another. Liberals see me as conservative, and conservatives see me as liberal, and I like it that way. 😎

I personally don't care what our professors sociopolitical views are as long as they don't try to teach them with the material. Basic science is just that: basic science.

yeah, I'm with you. I've had a few profs that strongly felt it was their duty to teach us their political / relgious / whatever beliefs while they had us under their spell. 👎 I am would call myself a medium liberal, and I had this extreme liberal as an english prof in UG. She over-stepped her bounds a great deal, I thought, on how she taught us. For example, if you didn't take her opinion on something, you'd get a lower grade for it. She would argue with you to try and convince you that your opinions were wrong. 🙄 We had a few opinion papers we had to write, and my first one I chose abortion as an issue (lame, I know). I started out expecting to be a good liberal and be pro-choice, but ended up on the other side of the fence after the research. Prof didn't appreciate it.

Lol - flame thrower?

Now that I think about it, all our profs have given us their one-sided opinion on stem cell research. I happen to be very strongly on the same side, but I imagine that would be a source of irritation if you are (for some reason) on the other side.

Sigh... focusing isn't happening so far today. I feel like I'm already at that point with biochem that I've already seen all this crap so many times that I don't even want to think about it anymore. In reality, there is too much to memorize that I haven't done yet... Blah test blocks suck. I had my first, "I should have gone into ______" thought a few minutes ago. 😳

 

[slackerqueen]

I had my first, "I should have gone into ______" thought a few minutes ago. 😳

Hah! I had those thoughts beginning in junior year of college after going through purgatory and back from a research lab.

Oh yeah, before I forget...Many thanks for your drug chart and for the thorough TBL notegroup. I was going to give up on notegroups in disgust, but then I saw that you wrote it and knew that it'd be in proper, coherent English.

 

[Jwax]

Hah! I had those thoughts beginning in junior year of college after going through purgatory and back from a research lab.

Oh yeah, before I forget...Many thanks for your drug chart and for the thorough TBL notegroup. I was going to give up on notegroups in disgust, but then I saw that you wrote it and knew that it'd be in proper, coherent English.

Thanks! 😳) I have tried to make every notegroup I do worth both the money that I get paid to do them and worth the money we all pay to be a part of notegroups. It severely pisses me off when the notegroups are worthless. I am counting on their quality for a few of our classes (i.e. the biochem classes I skipped and all of HB). So far it is hit or miss whether they are any good. There have been a few others that I am so grateful for, and then there are others that make me want to get violent. I think everyone would hate me as notegroups chair b/c I would start fining people for making vague, incoherent, empty notegroups. I know we are all busy, but spending an extra hour outside of class to make notegroups good once per f***ing testblock is not going to break anyone on time.

I followed this with a nice paragraph ranting about my biggest issue with notegroups right now that has resulted in my losing my extra source of income, but it wouldn't do me any good so I deleted it before I caused problems.

Anyways, thanks for the compliments on my notes and the chart! I do my best.

Just came across a section from broyles that I hadn't heard of at all (D-53 - 58). WTF? Where did that come from? I imagine that would be the lecture I skipped that I haven't read notes for yet... Confusing much? 👎

 

[slackerqueen]

Just came across a section from broyles that I hadn't heard of at all (D-53 - 58). WTF? Where did that come from? I imagine that would be the lecture I skipped that I haven't read notes for yet... Confusing much? 👎

Hmm. It's ok. He pretty much read off the slides for those. I think that the CHiP binding is important though. I believe that the notegroups person for that day did a decent job.

 

[Jwax]

Hmm. It's ok. He pretty much read off the slides for those. I think that the CHiP binding is important though. I believe that the notegroups person for that day did a decent job.

Thanks for that. Wasn't sure what to try and focus on for that chunk. I think I'll just know that and be done with it... at this point, I'm starting to care less and less about the details...

I think it's just you and me talking back and forth. The second years are probably all wasted... the rest of the first years are being much more dedicated studiers... the pre-meds are doing whatever pre-meds get to do on Sundays (I know it hasn't been that long, but I have no idea what Sundays were for 2 months ago... probably sleeping in and running errands?).

I'm pretty much interested in just re-learning what I know now. It's amazing how well I could know B's / Leon's stuff for the mini and how little I know of it now. How does that happen? It was like 2 weeks ago? 😕

 

[slackerqueen]

I'm pretty much interested in just re-learning what I know now. It's amazing how well I could know B's / Leon's stuff for the mini and how little I know of it now. How does that happen? It was like 2 weeks ago? 😕

Agreed. 🙁 It's pretty depressing. I'm still on Hanas' stuff. UGH.

Sorry, by complimenting you on your drug chart, I pretty much gave a good indicator of who you are in real life. We've met but we haven't talked much in person.

 

[Jwax]

Agreed. 🙁 It's pretty depressing. I'm still on Hanas' stuff. UGH.

Sorry, by complimenting you on your drug chart, I pretty much gave a good indicator of who you are in real life. We've met but we haven't talked much in person.

yeah, I gave myself away by posting on here that I posted my drug chart on the disc. board. I kinda felt that my sdn name kind of labeled me as it was. Not so clever to come up with some anonymous, I guess. I better not do anything on here to get me in trouble! No finding out exam ID's for me .

May I say that the notegroups writer for Royall's CC was amazing? The break down of the mods Q & A's is great! Although, to be honest, I have very little interest in trying to study for the CC's. What a waste of time 😡. Okay, I guess it isn't really a waste of time, it is just an addition of extra time-sucking.