Me Again with more Questions!

**Tangliss** · 16-02-2007, 09:48 PM

I know it's VERY early to ask questions regarding semeter two exams, BUT I have a few questions.

For CLS, SF1 and CRH, are a lot of the NLE questions reproduced in the exam as they were for EXT in semester one?

How did you find the spotter exam for SF1, did many people fail?

Like HDT, are many slides shown in the exams especially for SF1 and CRH? As we have been given a lot of transparancies.

Are all the T/F/A questions online?

Any other info would be useful

Before you tut, I'm preparing early in order not to get into the state I did last semester, lol!

**Iceman** · 16-02-2007, 11:28 PM

The NLE q's are normally vaguely similar, but not really the same they were with EXT.

Spotter exam was ok, if you put the work in (throughout the term) shouldn't be too much of a problem. Most people seemed to do Ok even when they thought they had done badly.

Can't remember many/any histology slides for CRH, was more questions about the histology in words.

Not sure what you mean about the TFA q's, the exams we did were on paper (electronically marked) if thats what you mean?

Off to The Lakes now...

**Tangliss** · 16-02-2007, 11:31 PM

Thanks Dave!

Have a nice weekend in the Lakes!

**Natalie C** · 18-02-2007, 07:55 PM

I'd say its worth stepping up a gear in semester 2- not only do you have less time to revise before exams as there is no convenient xmas holiday, but the dreaded negative marking comes in. I dont mean to scare you but its worth keeping on top of things as you go.

**Tangliss** · 18-02-2007, 08:08 PM

Argh!

I will do, I hate the thought of negative marking, that sucks!

**Tangliss** · 18-02-2007, 11:44 PM

They sure do

But they give you a chance to abstain.

**Tangliss** · 19-02-2007, 12:27 AM

It sucks!

**rozzy** · 19-02-2007, 01:42 AM

wow thats pretty harsh. Hmm other unis, I think, do this too...not just for medicine! My mate is at kings doing medical biochemistry and its the same thing there!

**Natalie C** · 19-02-2007, 01:09 PM

Lots of places do do it- the rationale is that we 'have to realise there are consequences to our actions'. I guess if we went through uni guessing willy-nilly then our patients would be in trouble!