Thread: How are the labs?

For anatomy lab you will have 1 practical for every written. so you'll be tested continuously, but no lab write ups. For anatomy, lab will take up a lot of time or not, it's all up to you.

Micro lab meets just once a week, given a quiz every other week and a lab final. There are lab write ups.

Not many labs...SOE's covered most of them. Apparently, Histo lab doesn't exist anymore. As far as I know, it's just anatomy & micro that have labs.

Aloha,

Originally Posted by anencephalic

Not many labs...SOE's covered most of them. Apparently, Histo lab doesn't exist anymore. As far as I know, it's just anatomy & micro that have labs.

Aloha,

Dont forget Med Psych... what a joke. We sit there, watch movies and "practice interview" eachother. Then have to write it up.

Such a pain in the butt for that class.

later,
Nagy

PS - Jon's right, no histolab

Originally Posted by rnagy54

Dont forget Med Psych... what a joke. We sit there, watch movies and "practice interview" eachother. Then have to write it up.

Such a pain in the butt for that class.

later,
Nagy

PS - Jon's right, no histolab

Oh...I forgot med psych. Don't knock it. It may seem inconsequential now, but for those with no medical experience, it may be the first time they can use interview skills, a skill that you'll only need more and more when it comes to H&P in 5th as well as in your clinicals when interating with real patients. As for the videos, some of them are pretty classic and funny when you see them, but when you do your psych rotation and see that there are people who are worse off than the individuals in the videos, you begin to realize that the videos are pretty "right on" in capturing the essence of these disorders. Plus, you may as well get used to "dressing up".

Aloha,

Originally Posted by anencephalic

Oh...I forgot med psych. Don't knock it. It may seem inconsequential now, but for those with no medical experience, it may be the first time they can use interview skills, a skill that you'll only need more and more when it comes to H&P in 5th as well as in your clinicals when interating with real patients. As for the videos, some of them are pretty classic and funny when you see them, but when you do your psych rotation and see that there are people who are worse off than the individuals in the videos, you begin to realize that the videos are pretty "right on" in capturing the essence of these disorders. Plus, you may as well get used to "dressing up".

Aloha,

even tho i thought that really a piece....the interviewing helped bc its alot easier to interview your classmates than strangers.....also her notes are good, plagiarized, but good

So basically doesnt sound nearly as scary /time consuming in terms of lab write ups as my current undergad orgo chem lab?

unless you are planning on mastering your fine motor skills like SOE, then you might have to put in extra time

skipper

Originally Posted by AssyrianSkipper

unless you are planning on mastering your fine motor skills like SOE, then you might have to put in extra time

skipper

oh yeh back to all that.....a patient commented on my hands being so steady.....

Hmm, and exactly what were you doing to her?