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Are Blood physiology & Neurophysiology important in Step 1?, if so, Why don't Kaplan lectures or notes contain them?.
I found some questions about these topics in Kaplan QBook!!!!raised eyebrow

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  #2

any response?

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  #3

Hmmmm?rolling eyes

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  #4

neuorophysio is important & there r many q about it esp about experiment ( context of researcher is doing such & such & then what would happen f...bla bla)

when it comes 2 blood there isnt really much 2 talk about

f u study hematopatho will u will b on safe track


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  #5

I think Blood Is More Imp in terms of Sickle Cell and Alpha & beta Thal and Luekemias and lymphomas which abt covers the entire Hematology. Its better to do that. Neurophysio has been asked in sauch a mostly its abt receptors or Brain Sleep Patterns REM & all but thst covered thru mostly NA and a bit of Physio and slightly by Anatomy of Head & Neck.

My 2 cents


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  #6

thank you guys...grin

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  #7

Its all important... I realised it hard way!







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