My Journey to Medical School

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015/100

23.02.19

Medicinal Chemistry; Aminoglycosides.

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Monochrome apartment

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03.20.2018 | day 6 / 100 of productivity

today was super productive and i am very proud of myself for getting all of today’s work done and even gone ahead in some of my classes. :)

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[03.15.18] Physics 🙃

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18/01/2018 Mechanics lecture notes

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it’s okay to have an off day it’s okay to have an off week it’s okay to have an off month it’s okay to have an off year as long as you pick yourself up after, forgive yourself, recognize you have a whole life yet unlived, and just move on and live it

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[03.01.18] Made bullet journaling a crafty hobby 😄

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20th march 2016 : [30/100 days of productivity]

taken from my ig: @study.relief // a bit of revision everyday keeps the failing grades away ~ prepared for my IB spanish abinitio oral today which is after these easter holidays. i also went for a short run afterwards since it was a super sunny day today! +zebra sarasa clip 0.5 / headings ✨✨

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my study corner ✨

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[02.13.18] “I got loyalty, got royalty inside my DNA” 🎶🎧

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[02.01.18] Hi everyone! I have received a lot of feedback on my one page note summaries. I had always planned on sharing some of them with you all in PDF format but never had the time to. So here are some of my favorites and most requested! :D

Amino Acids

Cross-Bridge Cycle

Hypothalamic-Pituitary Axis

Mitochondria & Electron Transport Chain

The Digestive System Overview

The Kidney Overview

The Periodic Table & Trends

Viruses

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Notes made with Noteability on the iPad. I don’t actually make notes like these anymore because they are quite time consuming and I find it much easier to have physical notes- they are less easy to ignore! But drawing on an iPad is far easier (you can erase and move lines etc etc ) so I like to draw diagrams and print them out sometimes. 

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[01.28.18] MCAT Tip: Work on your weaknesses but also remember to review your strengths. Constant reviews will get the info into long-term memory, and it will be easier to recall on test day! (via: Instagram)

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Note taking masterpost:

An anon requested this today. I though I had already made one, but apparently not.

General note taking and guides:

Combining lecture and reading notes

Resources about making chapter outlines

Recognising key points in a lecture / reading (for efficient note taking)

10 tips for good note taking in lectures

Guide to note taking (the major approaches and techniques)

What to do after you take your notes

Organising a notebook

Taking notes that work (By Dustin Wax)

Top note taking tips

An example of me using cornell notes

Visual / Pretty Notes:

Visual guide to illustrating notes

How to make your notes prettier!

Pros and cons of pretty notes

Guide to colour coding

Guide to my graphic notes

How to make notes cute and neat

Inspiration: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 /

Electronic Note taking:

Guide to taking typed notes

Handwriting versus typing your notes

Organising your typed notes

Note taking apps

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[01.23.18] The way to success is to improve on your weaknesses no matter how “boring” the topic may be. This is what I’ve been told by a few med students who have surpassed the MCAT. I keep the following information in my mind when I feel unmotivated to work on the subjects I’m not always good at. 

Just think about it. The reason why we learn physics prior to attending medical-related school to become a physician, PA, nurse, dentist, etc. is to be able to apply this knowledge toward blood pressure, gas exchange, and many more during the rigorous coursework that is learned in grad schools. The reason why CARS is important is to test your ability to critically analyze a passage to apply the information toward potential situations to get to an answer. For example, in whatever grad school program you choose, the papers you read, the chapters you read for lectures.. in order to answer a question such as, “A patient was brought to the emergency room with water intoxication, which involves swelling and damage to certain parts of the central nervous system. Damage to which of the following structures in the CNS will have the most fatal consequences that could possibly lead to death?” it would require background knowledge on the renal system, the digestive system, and the nervous system. Critical analysis and reasoning skills will be beneficial in this situation because it requires one to analyze the situation to determine what organ systems are affected, how they are affected, and how homeostasis is disrupted to come up with reasoning as to why damage to a certain area of the central nervous system could lead to death if not treated. 

With that said, as long as you see slight improvement in your weaknesses, you know that you’re doing something right!

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Amazing art 😍

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