Considering the amount of time of for preclinicals, medical school is very manageable... as long you work efficiently. In this video, I cover the most efficient way to get A's in your med school classes through various external resources and creating a centralized/searchable database of lecture material. I will talk about how to incorporate Anking with your in-house medical school lectures.
The first thing you will need to do is download Anki as well as the Anking Deck. Check out Zach Highley's KZfaq channel for the best settings and how to download: • Anki Settings: A Compl...
Microbiology: Sketchy Micro
Pharmacology: Sketchy Pharm and Pharmwiki Quizzes (tmedweb.tulane.edu/pharmwiki/...)
Pathology: Pathoma (and Boards and Beyond)
Clinical Diagnosis: Review notes on lectures
Immunology: Review notes on lectures (others find Pixorize helpful)
Other helpful resources: USMLE Rx Question Bank, First Aid, Boards and Beyond
The spreadsheet our predecessor med students put together: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
My 12-week STEP1 Plan: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
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