Pathophysiology can seem scary. There’s a lot to it and not all of it is straightforward. The best way to study pathophysiology? Have patience. Have a good set of notes and flashcards. Do a ton of question practice. This is the ultimate guide on how to do exactly that. In this article you’ll find: Top …
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This is the ultimate (and original) guide to Emma Holliday’s High Yield Lectures. In this article you’ll find: Links to Emma Holliday’s High Yield Lectures Links to PDF slides for each lecture Relevant corrections and errata for each Useful additional resources (flashcard decks etc.) – Anki, Quizlet, Memorang, etc. Emma Holliday’s high-yield lectures have been …
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The best way to memorize multiple choice answers is two-fold. First, use mnemonics to link keywords and answers to questions with pictures or stories. Second, use spaced repetition to recall and remember the mnemonics you make. Of course there’s more to it than this – effective techniques depend on many factors. You need to know …
Every year that rolls by in med school I often feel like I’m taking one step forward then one step back. Sometimes I feel the information I’ve learned compounding. Other times I’m cursing myself for forgetting so much. Sound familiar? What to do when you feel like you’re forgetting everything you learned in med school? …
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How to memorize pathology? Everyone has their own take…. My preferred way to memorize pathology is with a combination of intensive flashcard use and plenty of practice questions. This approach leans heavily on the principle of active recall, ensuring you build your long term memory of various diseases and their key presentations. This is a …
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Developing your focus for studying for exams is a lot like exercising a muscle. You have to start off slow and gradual. Then you increase your intensity as you move closer to the final date. To do that, the first step is to get organised and know when that date is. Then set out a …
The Pomodoro method, although a personal favorite study technique of mine, is only the tip of the iceberg as far as productivity methods go. If you’re looking for alternatives that achieve similar results; ones that let you study more in less time, there are plenty of powerful alternatives. From the five-minute rule, the Eisenhower matrix, …
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The best way to use the Pomodoro Technique in medical school is to clear a space and set the timer for 25 minutes. Having a strict goal to work on beforehand can also help. As well as a defined reward to look forward to at the end of each study session. I’ve been a huge …
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There comes a time in every med student’s life when they say; “I hate medical school.” What you should do about it depends on how you far that hatred goes. If you can’t move past it? Give it up. But uncover the reasons why first. Here’s how you can go about doing that so you …
Applying the 80-20 rule to studying medicine should be your ultimate goal if you’re looking to study better in a shorter amount of time. Integrating it as a core strategy though? Involves eliminating a lot of what you might already be doing. So it’s overwhelming to say the least! But here’s where I think I …
