MedZukhruf

Pharmacology is one of the most terrifying subjects in medical school. It is super heavy on tablets and a mysterious fairytale. As a child, we all love to play games but pharmacology is a tough memorization game. Students always get confused about where to start and how to start.  It always seems impossible until its done. (Nelson Mendela) A list of pharmacology resources I use and recommend. It is always better to start early. Get used to them with dedication and hard work. Let's GO. Luckily, I have categorized this guide into three categories:  1- Which TEXTBOOKS to use?  Katzung and Trevor's Pharmacology  Lippincott's Pharmacology  Kaplan Pharmacology  Rang and Dale's Pharmacology  Clinical Pharmacology Made Ridiculously Simple  Lange's Basic and Clinical Pharmacology  Check all of these books but use the one that you are comfortable with. I personally use Lippincott's Pharmacology but if it has some topics too confusing then I switch to ...

  1.  GIVE YOURSELF SOME SPACE: Dedicate several hours of the day to studying not the whole. You’ll feel less stressed!  2.  ASK FOR HELP WHEN NEEDED: Sometimes outsourcing your work can relieve the burden. Sharing your problems with friends and family can help you get possible solutions.  3.  LEARN TO SAY NO: If you’ve got a lot on your work list then feel free to say NO to others. Prioritize some things over others! Be wise in that regard.  4.  REWARD YOURSELF: After long hours of study give yourself cool rewards like; a cup of tea/coffee, gossip, walk, etc. These helped me and I’m positive that these will help you too if you implement them in your daily routine. Author: Zukhruf  You might be interested in the Ultimate Pharmacology Guide.  

  Your medical school lectures provide you an awesome learning platform, however, often their resources do not provide you with useful tools to  combine and memorize the  knowledge or study at your own pace. I have gathered a few cool and student-friendly online resources for you:  Number #1:  LECTURIO  Learn. Apply. Retain. ( Study medicine from anywhere) Comprehensive Video Library Advanced Question Bank Smart Spaced Repetition Medical School Survival Guide Find them on YouTube and lecturio.com Number # 2:  KENHUB  Learn anatomy faster. ( Anatomy, histology, and radiological anatomy) Clear, concise medical videos Spend fewer hours studying learning dashboard tracks your progress Learn by repetition, anytime and anywhere Find them on Kenhub.com Number # 3:  PATHOMA  35 hours of online videos by Dr. Sattar Videos highlight key concepts and highly-tested material Covers all 19 chapters of Fundamentals of Pathology Find it on pathoma.com N...