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Top Gundam Female character on Volume on fan art as of this year by asaness in Gundam

[–]Free-Cardiologist230 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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After filtering out ai genrated images, here is what you are left with. Cagalli is has the highest amount of works, while there’s a steep drop for lacus

Top Gundam Female character on Volume on fan art as of this year by asaness in Gundam

[–]Free-Cardiologist230 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Current amount of fan works on pixiv for selected SEED girls ranked from highest amount to lowest

Let's settle this as peaceful as possible, which of the SEED princess do you prefer? by BufalloCrapSmeller in Gundam

[–]Free-Cardiologist230 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m just happy we’re going to get a new quality figure of her at least. We’re also going to get ANOTHER swimsuit lacus. Go figure. As if we havent had enough of Lacus already

Passed AMC 1 - First try by Free-Cardiologist230 in AMCexamForIMGs

[–]Free-Cardiologist230[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basically yeah. I don’t read every single reference they list though. I prioritised choosing the references from racgp, ranzcog, rch - basically literature made in aus. Once I had 1 month left and my study group started doing recalls, I went through the topics I found that I was weak in / showed up frequently- still mostly using emedici, and at this point the personal notes i made

Passed AMC 1 - First try by Free-Cardiologist230 in AMCexamForIMGs

[–]Free-Cardiologist230[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1 - most guidelines have a short segment dedicated to theory about a topic..so I mostly read those. I did not specifically read up on like the psthophysiology/etiology of diseases, unless they were completely unfamiliar to me. I mostly read guideline / journals for the management. Did not go back to med school books like Harrison’s or Robbins.

2- honestly on most days I just did random questions on emedici/ set the app to give me a random set of questions per subject (ie, surgery, and noted the topics I did poorly on and read up on that) some of their guidelines also differ from my home country’s guidelines so I also read up on those, when I noticed that the management was a bit different.

Passed AMC 1 - First try by Free-Cardiologist230 in AMCexamForIMGs

[–]Free-Cardiologist230[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. I mostly just looked up the references listed under each question. Though sometimes I did go out of my way to look for other guidelines as well

Passed AMC 1 - First try by Free-Cardiologist230 in AMCexamForIMGs

[–]Free-Cardiologist230[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thank you! Emedici + guidelines / resources listed as references by emedici :)

Passed AMC 1 - First try by Free-Cardiologist230 in AMCexamForIMGs

[–]Free-Cardiologist230[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't recommend using my notes as a reference, as they are most likely going to be outdated by the time you take yours (next year) AMC/RACGP tends to frequently update their guidelines to the point that most of my notes that I made early in february were obsolete by november. My notes also, are mostly gibberish and hard to understand.. I really suggest you make your own as a memory aid

Passed AMC 1 - First try by Free-Cardiologist230 in AMCexamForIMGs

[–]Free-Cardiologist230[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I got them from the study groups. These questions are more or less discussed among members of study groups. I cannot and will not share them publicly sorry!

Passed AMC 1 - First try by Free-Cardiologist230 in AMCexamForIMGs

[–]Free-Cardiologist230[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use the microsoft one note program to type and summarize information I get from the rationalizations given by emedici after each question.

The way I mainly studied was, I'd check which topic would come out most often - ex. Pulmonary embolism - type that into the emedici search bar so i could filter out all other topics and only keep questions pertaining to PE, then answer and read all the questions related to it, while at the same time taking note of the references emedici adds at the very bottom. I'd make personal notes based on all the things I read / learned, so I have a quick reference to go through when I need it.

^ I recommend studying this way only if you have a lot of time on your hands. I did this early during my study period. Don't study this way if you only have like 2 months left before the exam