/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14670183
Yes I have about 3 months to finals as well and have been diligently revising my anatomy, physiology and pathology. It's a lot easier going through it now, you underestimate how much you actually know and how much you've learnt in the past few years that when you revisit it, it comes back very quickly and you can even gain new insights and modes of understanding.

It's also a lot nicer to now have tonnes of understanding and examples regarding the actual clinical utility of all the knowledge. For example just last night I was revising pelvic floor anatomy and things just were so much easier now that I've already done O&G and surgery rotations, you can think of a lot more clinical applicability to topics. Same for respiratory physiology after a crit care/anesthetics rotation and many other topics.

In my opinion anatomy/physiology and pathology are the most important topics to revise in terms of preclinical sciences as they are the foundation of and will strength your clinical knowledge.

>>14510357
you will be working for the next 30-40 years of your life, better buckle up, life is meant to be non-stop toiling and working, the people who live shit lives work for nothing but at least a doctor you will work for something (your patients)

why are females so averse to work?