Author Archives: daniel.carr
COMSAE’s
Are you asking yourself this question: What is a COMSAE? http://www.nbome.org/comsae.asp?m=can Here’s the gist: they have the exact format of the COMLEX exam, they are supposed to predict your score with most students scoring 10-20 points better than what the … Continue reading
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A couple good charts
Brainstem Lesions – Courtesy of http://www.imgusmlestep1.blogspot.com/Developmental Milestones
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Want to watch live surgery?
I’ve watched a few things on ORLive.com . It’s pretty neat if you have a couple hours to spare. It has alot of teaching components. While many second years are pretty busy at this time of year, I thought I … Continue reading
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WebPath
Great Pathology Review. Questions similar to if not the same as Lyon’s questions: http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/EXAM/MULTORG/EXAMIDX.html
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GI Histo Review PDF format
Thank Meredith Graves for this one: GI Histo Rev
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CDC Intestinal Parasites Page
http://www.dpd.cdc.gov/dpdx/HTML/Para_Health.htm
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FMHC Exam 3
First, let me say that the medical malpractice lecture is very similar to the one we had previously. A couple differences are noted. Everything that I specifically wrote in, I bolded. The rest is an outline of is stuff. Its … Continue reading
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Foster Review Answered!
Heres’s Dr. Foster’s questions answered: Dr. Foster’s Immunization lecture Dr. Foster said to focus on general concepts, not detailed information. What are the differences between attenuated live vs inactivated vaccines? Live vaccine: Replication mimics natural infection. Inactivated … Continue reading
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Yates Review Questions Answered!
If you find any problems please let me know! 16) Describe the primary drug elimination processes in the kidney. Free drug, not bound in plasma is filtered through glomerulus into the proximal tubule. Remaining drug is ACTIVELY secreted … Continue reading
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How to use DCOMDO.COM!
Updated 11/23/09 How to use DCOMDO.com
