#physikum 2020

[study-princess]

26.06.20 - Been feeling anxious and stressed these past few days, but trying to combat it by taking early morning walks with my dog and studying outside 🌳🌿🌼

[study-princess]

14.06.20 // New study space! I have found that moving every few days helps me concentrate. Studying the visual system right now - Any tips for remembering the layers of the retina? 👀

[study-princess]

17/05/20 - Just a quick update on how I sort the practice questions I do for the Physikum in August: The categories are as follows

right but maybe by chance

guessed that

never heard of that before

took the worst possible answer :/

need to study that

u should have known that _ carelessness

ugh this makes me rethink my life choices

SO YEAH please send help haha. Disappointingly I only scored 67% on the cardiovascular system yesterday (did a little better on the respiratory system though).. But as @medblur​ (she’s studying for the mcat!! go check out her blog! <3) recently reminded me, it’s a process. 

That’s why I can’t let myself get discouraged lol. Today I will review my notes on the cardiovascular system, the respiratory system and hematology again + continue writing a script on the immune system. Wish me luck :) 🐝🌳

[study-princess]

12/05/20 - I was in a really good mood all day today bc I scored 83% in a practice test on dna-replication and purine/pyrimidine-synthesis!!  Guess I hate the topic a little bit less now 🐝 Going to start working on the respiratory system tomorrow, stay tuned..

[study-princess]

06/05/20 - Did a set of practice questions on cranial nerves and I guess I did ok? Still not satisfied with the result though.. Will have a look at my notes again now. Also need to get through lipid metabolism (day 14) after that 💪🏼

[study-princess]

07/05/20 - Considering that I have not looked at the notes for this set of practice questions (on cell organelles, receptors & signal transduction) for 2 weeks, I’m semi-okay with the result..

+ Today was a good day! Got through half of today’s topics (Krebs cycle etc) and my zoom tutorial went ok! Explained the bitemporal hemianopsia to my class and at least 2 of the students seemed fascinated :)