Patho class

Perhaps ask your professor for advice on the best way to prepare for her exams? Find out how your fellow students are preparing.

Good day, fayassin:

Specific questions typically result in specific answers while broad questions lend themselves to general/broad answers. What are you specifically having trouble in with pathophysiology? Clinical manifestations? Common causes? Treatment? What's your current module covering (i.e. cancer, neurologic, etc.)?

Thank you.

It is interesting that you state "when I go to my exams I find different type of information and it has nothing to do with the notes or even the book". I felt the exact same way with Gen Bio I. How I overcame that and walked out with an A for the course was to get a different Bio book. I spent more time reading because not only did I read my original book and class notes, but I also read another colleges bio book. The interesting part was, after the second exam, I realized the questions that were being given appeared to have come from the new book I was using.