doc.jay Forum Senior
Topics: 18 Posts: 81
| | 07/26/06 - 09:01 AM  
 
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I am doing Patho from BRS and kaplan's lecture notes. Any input on whether Kaplan's Patho videos are really helpful or even necessary ?? They take a long time to do and the guy almost just reads off from the Lecture Notes!! I guess they may be important for reviewing gross specimens or slides, but then does the slide/specimen review at the end of the video enough to make up for this? Webpath review is good enough as it is for reviewing slides/specimens. Any input would be highly appreciated!!! Thank you. DJ
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| brucella2007 Forum Junior
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| | 07/26/06 - 10:43 AM  
 
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i beieve they are..when u do them u feel they arent but actually the guy helps u learn the slides and they are quite a few on the exm..once ure done with the patho videos u look at slides and actually see stuff initially the guy duznt give u a lot of extra points but in the later chapters he adds stuff.. remember to highlight what he cals 5 star topics u wud other wise ignore eg bax genes in cell death ( not mentioned in the notes themselves) good luck
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| brucella2007 Forum Junior
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| | 07/26/06 - 10:44 AM  
 
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web path is good but the patho videos are better. if u do the former, just reserve webpath for reference
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| 2006?Maybe...
| | 07/27/06 - 04:50 AM  
 
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DJ, I didn't like his lectures in general but I got to agree that it does help when the Kaplan guy shows what is what on the slides. I already memorized a couple of slides hopefully cold from first 2 lectures like caseous necrosis.
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| doc.jay Forum Senior
Topics: 18 Posts: 81
| | 07/27/06 - 03:17 PM  
 
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brucella2007 and 2006?Maybe... : Thanks !
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