#medstudyblr

[practicingmagicandmedicine]

Recent study views + most recent goodwill book haul

[diaryofamedstudentt]

Another weekend spent working on my thesis at the hospital. At least the view from the window is outstanding

[teamedstud]

29.07.2023

Spent most of the day in the library, felt so cozy in such a rainy day. 🍃🌧️

[narusdocs]

07 | 10 | 25 [5/100 days of productivity] 🩷

• Been really busy this past few days running errands

• Did a medical checkup for my school

• Finished my neuroscience course on edx (finally) did not got the certification tho

• Also took my time this day (jul 10) to declutter my google drive, cloud, and laptop storage to prepare for the upcoming classes.

• Anki for biochem 🤕

• About to start art courses from coursera (3D modelling, and pixel art) wish me luck 🌟

• Wanting to read self dev books for studying, does anyone have recos?

[scarlet-stu-dies]

~ introduction ~

hoi! i'm scarlet. 17, intp-t, capricorn, cat lover, writer and more importantly for the purpose of this blog, first year med student in india <3

welcome to my studyblr/medblr!

i, unfortunately, gave neet 2024 and thus got saddled with all the problems that came with those results. despite all, i did get into a decent gmc in my state so... yay?

anyway, im making this blog to motivate myself to study well now that college has started since im certain i have forgotten how to study in the past few months anyway.

my main acc (which ill also use to follow back): @scarlet-sam-chaos

[marvelousbenz]

Tuesday, 28 November 2023

I went put and studied with my friends today. I also found an amazing way to actually retain info in residency; it’s doing what i did in med school but with a twist (wow shocker). I’m going to be making anki decks. No surprise there.

[medimagination]

Day 5

Made notes in new handwriting!!! 😇

[aliciavstudies]

psychiatry week 2/6: inpatient

officially have finished my first week of inpatient psychiatry!! tbh i wasn’t super looking forward to psych, because it’s encapsulates everything i am bad at - long and detailed notes, difficult conversations with patients, and working with staff 1 on 1, but it was better than i expected! it’s nice to get the chance to truly sit down with patients and talk to them to figure out what’s going on. especially after surgery where you can only spend 10-15 minutes with a patient, spending 45 min to an hour feels very luxurious. my staff has always been very patient and kind which always makes a huge difference in terms of how much i learn/enjoy a specialty :-) 

i also had my first call psych shift which was a very interesting experience. i learned how psych is really a service where you have to advocate for patients , even when they aren’t necessarily capable to make that decision. it’s also interesting because at the hospital where i work, the psych emerg department is separate from the rest of the emerg. 

those are my preliminary thoughts hehe <33