Because of unknown reasons, most people associate med school with caressing countless cadavers in creepy labs. It might as well be the first, and sometimes the only, question people throw to a med student to find out his/her progress. They don’t care if you performed the coolest, most complicated physiology experiment; they just need to know if you had poked your way into some (dead) stranger’s stomach.
From a med student’s view, it is indeed a challenging topic, especially in the musculoskeletal, nervous, and cardiovascular systems. The former two I had passed in the 2nd and 3rd semester, respectively. This module will be the last of the deadly trio, and exam is coming this Wednesday.
What I need to identify in the exam includes the following:
- External structures of the heart
- The four heart chambers and their internal structures
- The big arteries and veins that go to/from the heart
- Arteries and veins in the upper and lower extremities (!)
And to give you the right impression of this exam’s urgency, I’ll end this post abruptly to study, hopefully.
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