Yeesh, the BSc is getting intense. I'm working hard, but unfortunately that means that I've been neglecting my USMLE studies for a few weeks. The USMLEs are a series of exams that all doctors that have qualified abroad but wish to practice medicine in the USA need to take. I was in America in the summer of 2003 as part of an international exchange with the University of Delaware, and really loved it. It's my dream to spend some time practicing there. Though I found the attitudes of a small minority of people in the USA sometimes disconcerting, the majority of citizens are really nice and interesting, as well as being some of the most innovative and hard-working people in the world. So I really really need to study. What do you think of my schedule for the second-half of November?
14th: HY Neuroanatomy (the developing nervous system and congenital disorders), Webprep Biochem lecture 1
15th: HY Neuranatomy (The adult brain MRI images), Webprep Biochem lecture 2 and additional reading
16th: HY Neuroanatomy (Finish HY book), Webprep TCA cycle lectures
17th: Neuroanatomy (Qbook questions), Biochem catch-up reading
18th: HY Biostatistics (Introductory chapters), Webprep Biochem (Hexose monophosphate shunt lectures)
19th: Other commitments - College deadlines!
20th: HY Biostatistics chapters 4-7
21st: Webprep Biochem (Lipid synthesis and storage)
22nd: HY Biostatistics chapters 8-9
23rd: Webprep Biochem (Lipid synthesis and storage II)
24th: HY Biostatistics
25th: Visual Processing essay
26th: HY Biostatistics
27th: Webprep (Anatomy in early embryology)
28th: Webprep (Anatomy in early embryology II)
29th: Anatomy in early embryology revision - weak subject!
30th: Alzheimer's and Dementia (College lecture)
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