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Waramiedema63:
I failed my first incourse assessment physiology I got 40
Biochemistry 40
Anatomy 45

Waramiedema63:
I failed my first incourse assessment physiology I got 40
Biochemistry 40
Anatomy 45

Waramiedema63:
I failed my first incourse assessment physiology I got 40
Biochemistry 40
Anatomy 45

Jehu001:
Same, looks as if I know you. We happen to be in the same level. Are you in 200 level?

dontrulee:
Identifying of cadaveric structures especially those that have been preserved for long can be quite difficult, some have already become black, atrophied and virtually invisible. Howerever you can use Cunningham anatomy practical manual as a guide, it will help you.
Also, make friends with your classmates that can identify the structures and get them to teach you

Jehu001:
Are you a student of UNIJOS?

Mhizkriskel:
HI guys Happy New Year. I'm aspiring to study medicine and surgery buh i need help with good university options. I was told of Unical and Uniport. Pls guys, I need advice and suggestions.

wizi44:
Good day chiefs, I just passed my MB, so I came here to look for advice on how to tackle pharmacology and pathology as I heard those are very hard

Cardiojosh:
I do

PinkNature:
whether or not they share/hoard materials, it shouldn't be your concern.

Form a group of 5 intellectual power house: you-all should be in the same department and do things together. Forget the rest of the class.
Med school is made up of mostly idiots who think others have to fall/fail for them to rise.

Just form a tribe of 5 stand out students today, create a WhatsApp group and you'll thank me in a few years to come.

Clinton39:
It’s simple.

There is staunch competition in every medical school.

And not everyone knows how to compete in a healthy manner.


It’s been a long time on this forum, hope everyone is good?

Rursh:
I remember when you posted it then. Was that not in 2016/2017?

Saviourk:
For Embryology, I used Dr Najeeb; though his videos are very long but you'll grasp the topic. As for histology, I only read the textbook and slide.

Pastorjohn2:
Everyone studies differently but I personally hate textbooks, They make me sleepy and I barely get any substance.
I use youtube ALOT, For anatomy. I used Dr hasna ( a Pakistan female lecturer) She more than enough to cover both obj and theory aspect. I also used Dr bondok as well for anatomy If I needed more knowledge.
For physiology and biochemistry, I used ninja nerd, Mr matt&Mike and a few other people.
I then wrapped up every reading by going ahgthrough the lecturers appreciated boss

The only time I used textbook was for reading essential physiology when I needed to get info I was struggling to get on the web.

Just to give you a highlight of how much I use youtube, I'd have 600 videos of different topics downloaded


On the diagrams part, I'm a very poor drawer so If possible, I always avoid drawing but if you can then pls do because it always carries extra marks.
I only learnt how to draw histology slides because it earned a lot of marks. So ye, always learn how to draw those complex slides.

My study time is usually 10am-4/5pm. I don't study at night as I use that period to do my personal hobbies like maybe watching a movie or gaming, At least make person enjoy life small.

But ofc during my resit period, I studied 24/7 as long as I was awake and took energy drinks to stay awake (this I don't recommend as it gave me mutiple horrible headaches)

Last piece, Always make a note on past questions or questions to constantly revise, It helps to build up residual knowledge, You have to read the same thing like 20 times and you fit still forget am because we study SO MANY things but at least you'd have an IDEA.

Good luck.

Pastorjohn2:
Update!
I passed my resitting exams, I just hope this would encourage any other medical student that may be in this same position.

It wasn't funny, I was studying 10 hours per day and some times not sleeping at all.

AmbFitsaint:
Medicine is the safest career out there any where in the world. People are being made redundant in tech industries.
And as a doctor , just aim to practice medicine in Aussie, Canada and US. Your life would never remain the same . You would out earn techies or earn at their level.

It's been a long time on this thread. Just stumbled upon it again. Came as an aspirant, finished medical school , typing as a family medicine resident doc in the UK.

Kudos to everyone

luminouz:
My own be say.. all the talk of 'Do you want to be seeing your kids at 20 while you are 60? When will you eat the fruits of your labour' na bullshiit...

Women go Manipulate you to marry, your fellow men go laugh you say bachelor no get life even though they are suffering in their marriages yet some motivational speakers go still come and say marriage comes with blessings.

Everywhere I turn, it's manipulation..and it won't WORK!!!!🤣🤣

Cardiojosh:
One of the grandfathers of this thread chose to grace us.

A Consultant now??.

Sir, you can do us the honour of sharing your experience thus far, regrets and all other stuffs, what would you want to correct if you were to be a preclinical students, clinical also.

lomaxx:
MBBS is the safest career choice you can make. You will "cash out" from the degree till you leave this earth, if you want to. I worked in tech for a while. Enjoyed the money, and the fast paced work environment. But there is just this thing about medicine. If you get it, you get it. When you get to a certain level in life, money becomes a constant. At that level, those around you will relate based on personal attainments. Well, if that is what matters.

Meanwhile, there is a "pandemic" of job losses in tech. So many techies are either laid off or can't find work.

horpeyemmi66:
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