I missed the cue to write something for my 26th year of life event, but it's just as well. This semester has had the misleading comfort of exams every other week, so I've been more or less coasting. I've been reading Wonder by RJ Palacio, watching Mind of a Chef, eating non-microwaved food, and exercising.
But just now, I counted up my lectures for my first exam next week, and they are these (grouped by system):
[ ] Intro to Radiology
[ ] Signs of Infection
[ ] Healthcare Infections
[ ] Tickborne Disease
[ ] Sepsis
[ ] HIV/AIDS
[ ] Endocarditis
[ ] Pericardial Disease
[ ] Ischemic Heart Disease
[ ] Stable Angina
[ ] Immunodeficiency
[ ] Clinical Case Conference
[ ] Approach to Heart Failure
[ ] EKGs
[ ] Diabetes
[ ] Pre-Diabetes
[ ] Pituitary
[ ] Hypopituitary
[ ] Adrenocortical Disorders
[ ] Thyroid
[ ] Peds Cardiology
[ ] Disorders of Calcium+ Bone
[ ] Endocrinology
[ ] Diabetes Case Discussion
[ ] Newborn
[ ] Breastfeeding
[ ] Intro to Child Development
[ ] Vaccines
[ ] Adolescence
[ ] Child Abuse
[ ] Health in the Elderly
[ ] Biology of Aging
[ ] Drug Use in the Elderly
The last 9 lectures have yet to be given. I guess I should've started studying two weeks ago, especially because my entire weekend will be taken up by the indoor triathlon that I've been helping to plan since August. Whelp.
EDIT: Oops. Was missing AN ENTIRE SECTION on the heart:
[ ] Cardiac cycle
[ ] Cardiovascular Radiology
[ ] Aortic Valve Disease
[ ] Mitral Regurgitation
[ ] Echocardiography
*Has heart palpitations*
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