Tell me how you will study basic medicine.

1. The difficulty of learning should be from simple to difficult. The study of medical knowledge is a building. Without a solid foundation, there will be no overall stability of the building. So the foundation is very important for mastering medical knowledge. Anatomy, physiology and biochemistry are all important basic knowledge. You can't just be quick when you study. Understand every word in the textbook carefully, and it is most important to master it skillfully.

2. After studying physiology, biochemistry and anatomy, pathology is also an important subject, as well as microbiology and parasitology. With previous knowledge, it is easier to understand when studying pathology. Pathology involves the symptoms, principles and causes of every disease in every system, and we need to be familiar with it. At the same time, we should also master technical terms, such as betel nut liver, which is the focus of study and common in clinic.

When you are working hard, don't make surprises before the exam. Especially the basic courses, which is especially important for a junior student with completely blank medical knowledge! Seriously write down what the teacher said most of the time in class, and try to read it after class, which can deepen your impression! Because many subject teachers will not focus on the key points at the end of the term (at least in our school), so the usual notes are very important! If you work hard at ordinary times, you can generally pass the notes before the exam.

Don't memorize by rote. The key to physical examination is not to print all the words in your mind, but to understand and master them. Thinking in images is also very important, especially for anatomy and histology, pathology, physiology and pathophysiology. Blind endorsement will only increase your burden.

4. Pay attention to the study of medical English, and pay attention to accumulation in the learning process, which is of great benefit to reading foreign literature and mastering first-hand information in the future! Our school will also produce about 30% specialized English questions in the final theoretical examination, some of which require answers in English (mostly noun explanations and short answers), which to some extent also plays a role in urging us to study medical English at ordinary times!

5. For the study of clinical classes, I think we should focus on the level of medical history and physical examination (pay attention to standardized methods)! This is the basic skill of every medical student! Don't always think about getting there in one step. For every patient, these things must be done!

6. Spend 5~ 10 minutes before class to browse what you will learn tomorrow, so that you will have a good idea, so that when the teacher lectures, you will have some opinions, so that you can master knowledge while consulting the teacher, consulting literature and solving problems.

7. After-class summary, focused. In order to introduce a knowledge point comprehensively and systematically, textbooks are often long and detailed, which is not conducive to review. If you can summarize the knowledge of this chapter or chapters on a piece of paper after reading the textbook, you can better understand the context of the chapters and better remember them.

8. Cultivate hands-on ability and attach importance to experimental classes. Most basic courses will offer experimental courses, which medical students must pay attention to. Because the experimental class has exercised our practical ability, it is also a review and verification of theoretical knowledge. When knowledge is verified by hands-on experiments, it is undoubtedly an enhancement of memory.

9. Pay attention to the study of these basic courses.

Physiology is a bridge between basic courses and clinical courses. Explaining the normal physiological functions of human body systems is a basic subject for learning other basic courses and clinical courses well. Biochemistry, the course of biochemistry, systematically expounds the metabolism of various substances in human body. After learning, you will have a new understanding of various chemical reactions in the human body, which is profound but interesting. Introducing the systematic anatomy and local anatomy of the normal structure of various parts of the human body from different angles is the core subject of learning clinical lessons well. Pathology and pathophysiology, these two courses introduce the characteristics and mechanisms of common diseases in various systems, which can give you a clearer and deeper understanding of diseases.