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Patho test tomorrow

I have my first pathophysiology test tomorrow. I've been studying every day and I've been studying over 6 hours every day this last week before the test. I'm so nervous. I've studied so much, so I feel like I should know the information, but I don't feel prepared. I've been reading my book, going over power points from class, reviewing case studies, taking online quizzes, and watching videos.

I KNOW that I've done well to prepare, but I don't FEEL prepared.

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    Good luck on your patho test, remember take your time reading the question and think critically, then choose the best answer, for you will have some questions that have more than 1 correct answer.

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