RMstudents Technology meets medical education

Update: It appears as though at some point after the Internet Services department "disabled" email forwarding (as detailed below), they re-enabled it. Forwarding seems to be working consistently now. As long as that is the case, I would recommend following my earlier guide, Life Without Lotus Notes. Just make sure you don't add anything that "deletes" your mail in the rule in case the IS Department decides to disable it again. You can actually use both of these at the same time if you want to. Mail will only be forwarded/copied once.

Table of the chemo agents, mechanisms, etc.

Attached are Immuno objectives...we're SO close!

I made these using the required Nolte Atlas.

1) Brainstem cross sections (6) that are pretty close to what we did in lab:

Lower, Middle Medulla Lower, Middle Pons Lower, Upper Midbrain

2) Spinal Cord cross sections (4).

Sacral, Lumbar, Thoracic, and Cervical (Lower)

Hope they help.

- Dave

Does your group have a new set of leaders, like new steering committee members?  Do you want them to take control of your group's page on RMstudents?  If so, here are some instructions.  Are you a new leader in a group and just realized it's not represented on the RMstudents.com website?  If so, why not take a few minutes and do it?

I wanted to make sure you're able to access this and run it on your programs (iCal, Outlook, Windows Calendar) so I'm including a url to the calendar here: http://www.rmstudents.com/files/2011_spring08.ics

 Note : If you want the calendar to update automatically in Outlook 2007 (or older versions of Outlook), please click on THIS link:  webcal://www.rmstudents.com/files/2011_spring08.ics

 And here's a page which explains how to subscribe to calendars in iCal: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iCal/2.0/en/wr47.html

Biochem notes by Dave Tabriz, David Sarcu, Jimmy Jain, Jaimin Amin, Jonathan Blackhall, and Usama Ahmad. There are some errors in these notes. Use them at your own discretion. They are attached in PDF format.

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Need a study break?  Here's a funny YouTube video on how NOT to use powerpoint.

Pharmacology has now been added to Palm Notes, using some Kaplan flashcards as a base, then adding a few drugs along the way.  This definitely makes reviewing so much more convenient!

Now Palm Notes cover Pathology, Pathophysiology, Microbiology, Psychopathology, Statistics, and Pharmacology.  The major gaps: It does not really cover the sections before the organ systems in Path, and goes over the immunologic diseases in First Aid fashion.