How to learn Western medicine well? How to review integrative medicine?

The most important point of Xizong is to read the book well. The first and second passes are a waste of time. By the time of the third time, it was almost up, and a lot of knowledge points had become common sense.

Review will be quick. The key points in the book, the test points of the exam (especially those that have been tested before, Xizong is very willing to test the "most" how and how to do things), and the places that are easy to forget, are marked out with different strokes. This will greatly shorten the time when you go back and review.

The goal of each review is to try to memorize all the knowledge from the first reading.

The following is a brief description of the review points of each subject:

Physiology: Physiology focuses on understanding, read the book well, and remember it if you understand, otherwise you will lose points. At the end of the physiology review, you should get every point, try not to lose points in physiology.

Physiological Nerves (Chapter 10) is difficult to understand, but the test points are relatively simple and focused. It is recommended that Chapter 10 read the past questions and take down the knowledge points of the common test first, and then have the energy to understand.

Biochemistry: Biochemistry may be difficult if you can understand it all, but you can memorize the key enzymes and key reactions, so that you can get most of the score. Biochemistry has relatively high requirements for memorization, and it is possible to memorize each step of each response, and you can do it without losing points if you don't understand.

Pathology: In recent years, the trend of pathology has become more and more lively, unlike in the past, just memorize it, read more books, and try to read more carefully. It is suggested that pathology can be used as a bedside book, and it should be flipped through every day before going to bed, and the content of the book will be familiar if you stick to it.

Internal Medicine: Internal medicine is the key to the West. Memorizing the entire book may not be a good answer.

Under normal circumstances, 90 points can get 50 60, and Xizong can get high scores. Therefore, the internal medicine department should read as carefully as possible. Read more books, read and study the past papers several times, and you can also find the rules of the questions, which is somewhat helpful.

Surgery: Surgery and clinical practice are closely linked, focusing on the accumulation of clinical experience. Surgery is easier than internal medicine. The intensity of the review is about the same as the physiology.

When you review to the third time, you can review it systematically, and the effect is very good, otherwise if you review it in the order of "bio-chemical-disease-internal-external", when you review it to internal medicine breathing, you will forget much about the physiological respiration part you have seen a few days ago, which is not conducive to review.

According to what I said, according to the systematic review method (I can say that I explored it myself), I personally think that the effect is good. The whole body of knowledge can be connected.

You can take a look at the book "The Treasure Book of Western Medicine", where many of the suggestions from experts are very useful to us.

If you want to review well, you have to have a good review material sooner or later, so let's take a look.

Re-examination professional course review channel.

1.Consolidation of professional knowledge.

Reading more professional books and professional industry hotspots is an important channel to consolidate professional knowledge, the preliminary examination focuses on the examination of basic knowledge, and in the re-examination is to examine the comprehensive application ability of professional knowledge, it is very important to review professional knowledge in a focused and step-by-step manner, so candidates should jump out of the initial examination thinking when preparing for the re-examination, with the goal of improving their ability, they should be clear about the research status and development of the major, and flexibly use the relevant knowledge of the profession to solve practical problems.

2.The tutor knows more about the profession.

In the process of preparing for the re-examination, if the candidate can be familiar with the research direction and related achievements of the target supervisor, he or she will be favored by the tutor in the re-examination field. Although the re-examination questions of each institution are different, the series of achievements of the tutor will be reflected in the exam questions to a certain extent, so improving one's professional knowledge in combination with the tutor's research direction will greatly improve one's score in the re-examination field.

3.Pay more attention to professional hot spots.

One of the major aspects of examining candidates' professional ability is to use professional knowledge to explain professional hotspots, that is, to let candidates interpret a current political hotspot from a professional perspective, so candidates pay attention to social hotspots while practicing thinking from a professional perspective, sort out their own logical ideas, and have the ability to explain the professional hotspot in professional language!

Everyone may have their own different learning methods! Personally, I am also the last to come out of the memory of Western medicine! So I thought I should have some experience that I could share with the landlord!

I hope the landlord can pick something useful! When I was preparing for the graduate school entrance examination, I must have had the most headache in Western medicine, which is a very headache as we all know! There are so many things to remember, not that it takes a little time to memorize them completely!

There are a total of five courses in Western Medicine, among which diagnostics is included in internal medicine! Just from the subjects, you can know how much knowledge these five subjects have! Learning it is destined to be as persistent as English and persist every day, otherwise it is impossible to receive good results!

Physiology, biochemistry, and pathology are the foundation, and when preparing, I personally think that we must take a good look at the physiology carefully, and try to reach the level of understanding and mastery, because there are too many places to use physiology, so we must prepare physiology carefully! Pathologies are all objective things that need to be memorized by yourself, and if you do the past questions, you will find that the case is the easiest! Then it is necessary to prepare for internal medicine carefully and carefully, and the memory of internal medicine obviously cannot be compared with the previous foundation!

So you have to rely on your own little accumulation! Internal memory can be memorized according to the mechanism, clinical manifestations, complications, prevention, etc., and finally memorized through the comparison of each system! Of course, internal medicine can't be so simple to remember!

The most important thing is to rely on yourself to spend a long time every day to remember, remember that you often forget, remember that Zheng is late to some points, internal medicine is the most difficult project! Surgery is not as important as internal medicine, as long as you follow the above, it should not be a big problem! But in general, no matter how good you look, you really have to see whether you have mastered it, and you have to test yourself from doing the questions!

Therefore, there must be enough reference books and enough exercise sets for stove imitation! So be willing to spend money on books! I recommend a set of four books on Western medicine from Beijing Medical University, as well as four books by Mr. He!

As long as the landlord can take it seriously and memorize it every day, I believe that Western medicine can get a good score and really master him!

Captain: Isn't it time for an internship?

For the sake of the exam, I can only focus on the content of the previous common exams, and many small chapters are basically not managed. Grasp the big and abandon the small. There is basically no good quick fix. The postgraduate entrance examination of Western medicine is the ability to grasp and apply knowledge points.

It's a bit difficult in a short period of time, but it's not impossible, so find more key test points to memorize.

Are you going to prepare now? Depending on the time of preparation, the revision plan should be different. First of all, tell yourself that if you decide, don't give up, the most important thing and you must do is to persevere.

The key is to find a good revision material.

The comprehensive Western medicine I use is very good.