question for those who just finished 2nd semester and did well

[calex]

if you honored biochem and physio, how did you guys do it? :)

[azulpanther]

for bio chem read lippincott and notes, for physio, read ppts, constanzo and do questions from brs, pretest, etc etc

[Pokerslut]

for bio chem read lippincott and notes, for physio, read ppts, constanzo and do questions from brs, pretest, etc etc


He said if you HONORED the class! Just kidding big J--n. :)

[azulpanther]

He said if you HONORED the class! Just kidding big J--n. :)




knowing how to do things, and actually doing it very different. hehehe

[camryllionareMD]

Physio: do as many QUESTIONS as you can. I recommend Kaplan Phys book strongly for questions. Memorize equations and charts b4 the exam, coz there's no time during the exam. People don't finish in physio sometimes. I repeat, some people don't finish physio exam. Shelf, same story.
Biochem: Lippincott, do Dr. N's questions, and Dr.V repeats all or most of his questions coz he's lazy (yeah I said it). Shelf, go in with a good cushion. Aim 5 points higher than the grade you actually want to make - H or HP, whatever those mean :;

Honoring: maybe I did, maybe I didn't. But that's my advice.

[gschneid]

I used the powerpoints, BRS, Kaplan Review books and First Aid. Like another poster said, do questions. One thing that I try to do when answering questions is not only to explain why the answer is correct, but explain why the other answers are incorrect. It is good repetition of information. About memorizing equations...it's good if you can do it but sometimes you can derive the equations from the info given in the question. Look at the units of the answer they are looking for. Once you figure out the equation you can plug in the numbers. This may not work for a lot of people because of time constraints. Most of all, relax! It's not as hard as you think.