Acid base disorders
References:
1. Harrisons
2. CMDT
3. Ganong Physiology
4. Guyton Physiology
References:
1. Harrisons
2. CMDT
3. Ganong Physiology
4. Guyton Physiology
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19 Dec, 13:43
Some key takeaways i have learnt while reading "Atomic Habits":
* Tiny Changes, Remarkable Results: Small, consistent improvements compound over time, leading to significant changes.
* The 4 Laws of Behavior Change:
* Make it Obvious: Design your environment to make good habits easy and bad habits hard.
* Make it Attractive: Make good habits desirable and appealing.
* Make it Easy: Reduce friction and make it easy to start good habits.
* Make it Satisfying: Reward yourself for good habits to reinforce them.
* Identity-Based Habits: Focus on changing your identity, not just your habits. When you believe you are a certain type of person, your actions will naturally align with that identity.
* The Plateau of Latent Potential: Don't get discouraged by periods of little visible progress. Keep working on your habits, and eventually, you'll break through plateaus.
* Habit Stacking: Tie a new habit to an existing one to make it easier to implement.
* The Two-Minute Rule: Start new habits by making them as easy as possible, ideally taking only two minutes to complete.
* The Importance of Environment: Your environment plays a crucial role in shaping your habits. Design your environment to support your goals.
* The Power of Delayed Gratification: Prioritize long-term rewards over short-term pleasures.
* Tiny Changes, Remarkable Results: Small, consistent improvements compound over time, leading to significant changes.
* The 4 Laws of Behavior Change:
* Make it Obvious: Design your environment to make good habits easy and bad habits hard.
* Make it Attractive: Make good habits desirable and appealing.
* Make it Easy: Reduce friction and make it easy to start good habits.
* Make it Satisfying: Reward yourself for good habits to reinforce them.
* Identity-Based Habits: Focus on changing your identity, not just your habits. When you believe you are a certain type of person, your actions will naturally align with that identity.
* The Plateau of Latent Potential: Don't get discouraged by periods of little visible progress. Keep working on your habits, and eventually, you'll break through plateaus.
* Habit Stacking: Tie a new habit to an existing one to make it easier to implement.
* The Two-Minute Rule: Start new habits by making them as easy as possible, ideally taking only two minutes to complete.
* The Importance of Environment: Your environment plays a crucial role in shaping your habits. Design your environment to support your goals.
* The Power of Delayed Gratification: Prioritize long-term rewards over short-term pleasures.
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19 Dec, 10:27
Small efforts that we do every day add up to break the threshold of visible results. Keep showing up!β€οΈ
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19 Dec, 10:26
We often expect progress to be linear, At the very
least, we hope it will come quickly. In reality, the results of our
efforts are often delayed. It is not until months or years later
that we realize the true value of the previous work we have
done, This can result in a "valley of disappointment" where people feel discouraged after putting in weeks or months of hard
work without experiencing any results. However, this work was
not wasted. It was simply being stored. It is not until much later
that the full value of previous efforts is revealed
least, we hope it will come quickly. In reality, the results of our
efforts are often delayed. It is not until months or years later
that we realize the true value of the previous work we have
done, This can result in a "valley of disappointment" where people feel discouraged after putting in weeks or months of hard
work without experiencing any results. However, this work was
not wasted. It was simply being stored. It is not until much later
that the full value of previous efforts is revealed
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13 Dec, 16:07
I am creating a Mega folder to contain all the notes that I have put out. It will get updated in the coming days with more content. You can access it by clicking on the link below.
https://mega.nz/folder/JwxDiDIB#BUdj8Jeq0ezKP9i_j5TkXQ
https://mega.nz/folder/JwxDiDIB#BUdj8Jeq0ezKP9i_j5TkXQ
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11 Dec, 17:29
Regarding the review of grand tests:
It would be beneficial to administer grand tests bi-weekly. A weekly schedule might be impractical, except perhaps for subject-specific assessments.
It is suggested that grand tests be administered on weekends, with review ideally completed the same day, following a short break. Incorporate any unstudied material into the review process, and analyze both strengths and weaknesses in different subjects.
Should some subjects require additional review time before a grand test, prioritize those areas before the next test. This approach should reveal a gradual improvement in scores.
Finally, review the grand test questions within the following week.
It would be beneficial to administer grand tests bi-weekly. A weekly schedule might be impractical, except perhaps for subject-specific assessments.
It is suggested that grand tests be administered on weekends, with review ideally completed the same day, following a short break. Incorporate any unstudied material into the review process, and analyze both strengths and weaknesses in different subjects.
Should some subjects require additional review time before a grand test, prioritize those areas before the next test. This approach should reveal a gradual improvement in scores.
Finally, review the grand test questions within the following week.
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11 Dec, 05:01
As the notification for the exam has come, many of you might be finding it a little hard to plan for it.
It's perfectly normal to feel that. I just want to reiterate that my inbox is always open for any queries that you might have.
I do this only for helping you guys and nothing in return. So feel free for any guidance you want to seek!π
It's perfectly normal to feel that. I just want to reiterate that my inbox is always open for any queries that you might have.
I do this only for helping you guys and nothing in return. So feel free for any guidance you want to seek!π
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11 Dec, 04:33
How to concise notes?
The plan here is simple. You have to prepare shortened notes for every subject that you have studied till now. For that, your primary read and notes should be rock solid and topped with PYQ and Q bank points. Once you feel confident that you have successfully compiled the main resource for a subject, on your second read find points which you find harder to remember. Skip the concepts that you have a flair over and concentrate on stuff that you easily forget.
This has to be personalised according to you. No one can prepare this except for you.
For every subject, you can try this exercise and before every GT, atleast revise these shortened versions of your notes.
In my case, i went for a different approach. As I was fairly well versed with the notes i had made and after highlighting the important points and PYT, i was able to revise the main notes in a shorter way. This approach is only valid if you have made these notes through out your MBBS and find them easy to go through.
Instead, i made pdfs of PYTs of every subject as I wanted a space only for those.
The plan here is simple. You have to prepare shortened notes for every subject that you have studied till now. For that, your primary read and notes should be rock solid and topped with PYQ and Q bank points. Once you feel confident that you have successfully compiled the main resource for a subject, on your second read find points which you find harder to remember. Skip the concepts that you have a flair over and concentrate on stuff that you easily forget.
This has to be personalised according to you. No one can prepare this except for you.
For every subject, you can try this exercise and before every GT, atleast revise these shortened versions of your notes.
In my case, i went for a different approach. As I was fairly well versed with the notes i had made and after highlighting the important points and PYT, i was able to revise the main notes in a shorter way. This approach is only valid if you have made these notes through out your MBBS and find them easy to go through.
Instead, i made pdfs of PYTs of every subject as I wanted a space only for those.
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09 Dec, 08:16
I cannot recommend this book enough for everyone. Try to get the hardcopy latest edition if possible!
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30 Nov, 05:37
Hi guys! For anyone having Goodnotes and even a simple web browser, this link will work. Itβs a shared document of our ECG note. This will get updated regularly as I try to even out all the wrinkles!
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28 Nov, 03:23
Hi everyone!
I wish to inform you all that I have been allotted MD Medicine in MGMMC Indore!
I thank you all for being a part of my journey and giving me the necessary motivation to perform better each passing day. I shall continue to guide you all whenever you need me to!
I wish to inform you all that I have been allotted MD Medicine in MGMMC Indore!
I thank you all for being a part of my journey and giving me the necessary motivation to perform better each passing day. I shall continue to guide you all whenever you need me to!
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16 Nov, 12:31
https://docs.aiimsexams.ac.in/sites/RESULT-ALL%20QUALIFIED%20INICET-January%202025-FINAL-NET.pdf
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11 Nov, 13:21
What is not seen in Behcet disease?
Ans. Intestinal manifestation similar to CD
Ans. Intestinal manifestation similar to CD
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11 Nov, 13:19
What is not seen in Heat exhaustion?
Ans. Loss of thermoregulatory mechanism
Ans. Loss of thermoregulatory mechanism
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11 Nov, 13:00
Type of screening done in relatives of Diabetic and hypertensive patients?
Ans. Selective screening
Ans. Selective screening
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11 Nov, 12:54
Physiological dead space: correct statement?
Ans. Inadequate perfusion
Ans. Inadequate perfusion
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11 Nov, 12:52
Jaisalmer heat loss
Humidity 20
Temp 40Β°c
Measure mechanism of heat loss will be
A)Conduction
B)Convection
C)evaporation
D)Radiation
Ans. Evaporation
Humidity 20
Temp 40Β°c
Measure mechanism of heat loss will be
A)Conduction
B)Convection
C)evaporation
D)Radiation
Ans. Evaporation
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11 Nov, 12:37
ICER used for?
Ans. Cost effectiveness
(Incremental cost effective ratio)
Ans. Cost effectiveness
(Incremental cost effective ratio)
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11 Nov, 11:51
What is incorrect regarding Breastmilk jaundice?
Options were
A)Breastfeeding should be continued
B)More than 10 mg/dl till 4th-5th week of birth?
C)always require photo therapy
D)due to pregleanone which interfere with conjugation
Ans. Phototherapy is given in all
Options were
A)Breastfeeding should be continued
B)More than 10 mg/dl till 4th-5th week of birth?
C)always require photo therapy
D)due to pregleanone which interfere with conjugation
Ans. Phototherapy is given in all
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