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Why is it that when I'm doing the practice questions for gastro block it seems that the lectures only covered 1/10 of the material that's being tested? I've read all the relevant lecture material on it and I still can't answer the questions =@
And I love how they test stuff at greater depth than the stupid physiology textbook. Does knowing trypsin cleaves at the C-terminal of an arginine or lysine really going to affect my medical career? I'm not here to become a biochemist!! UGH.
And this:
"The major component of liver and gallbladder by weight is bile salts."
FALSE. They are 80% water. Bile salts is the major organic component by weight.
FRIGGIN 強詞奪理 You'd think they'd test your knowledge instead of testing your ability to sort through stupid word puzzles. YES even the average person knows that the human body is like 80% water. Can we just skip that part now?!
I hate epidemiology. I hate the fact that they use epidemiology data from 1993 =__________= WTF. I hate the fact that any epidemiology and EBM we learn now can become inapplicable by the time we practice. Ugh.
(Sorry it's hot and it's late and there's still a stack of notes I need to go through and ......this is really pissing me off)
And I love how they test stuff at greater depth than the stupid physiology textbook. Does knowing trypsin cleaves at the C-terminal of an arginine or lysine really going to affect my medical career? I'm not here to become a biochemist!! UGH.
And this:
"The major component of liver and gallbladder by weight is bile salts."
FALSE. They are 80% water. Bile salts is the major organic component by weight.
FRIGGIN 強詞奪理 You'd think they'd test your knowledge instead of testing your ability to sort through stupid word puzzles. YES even the average person knows that the human body is like 80% water. Can we just skip that part now?!
I hate epidemiology. I hate the fact that they use epidemiology data from 1993 =__________= WTF. I hate the fact that any epidemiology and EBM we learn now can become inapplicable by the time we practice. Ugh.
(Sorry it's hot and it's late and there's still a stack of notes I need to go through and ......this is really pissing me off)
