Derived from Essentials of Human Diseases and Conditions, 6th Edition (2015) by Margaret Schell Frazier and Jeanette Dryzmkowski. Any and all errors are my own. These are some of the starting resources that really helped me out during my own comp! - https://medicine.llu.edu/academics/resources/using-mnemonic-devices-make-memorization-easier - Ali Abdaal's "How to Study for Exams" videos on YouTube ^^ You may also use this as a bouncing part to investigate better/more effective ways to memorize. Other cool memory effects you can tap into: - Von Restorff Effect (e.g. relating a bit of information to a violent image so it's more likely to be retrieved) - Self-Reference Effect (e.g. My name is Alberto and I have asthma, so when trying to retrieve one of the treatments for asthma I think: asthma --> Alberto (me) --> "albuterol!") I apologize if you already knew this information. But if you didn't, I hope this may help out a bit!
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