Sbiker
Gold Member
I've got my first proctored exam for Anatomy and Physiology in a week. I hope it sticks to mostly general information, because there's no way I'll be able to regurgitate all the information about the thousand and one different terms I've read about in the past month. We have quizzes on the website we can do as many times as we want to, and I've gotten three of the four chapters we're working on pretty well down as far as those go. Reading through the textbook, though, it is damnably hard to try and remember all this crap. This glycolipid has these particular bonds, melanocytes and lipocytes are in connective tissue, the Golgi apparatus packages proteins, I want to bring whoever decided Greek and Latin should be the universal languages of medicine back from the dead so I can kill them again.
Even when I can remember the terms, matching them to what they actually mean isn't happening. I'm going to have to hope the test is mostly multiple choice and that seeing the answers will jog my memory enough. If I have to just write out answers to a lot of this stuff I'm going to fail miserably.
Don't surrender before the battle, just enjoy the process.. At least, you'll have another thing to remember some years later