How I Memorized EVERYTHING in MEDICAL SCHOOL - (3 Easy TIPS)

[@DrCellini]

For a closer look at my Study Sheet - Watch PART 2 of this video!

[@lovedog49507]

What if you are a commute student taking the greyhound. Where is the best place to study ?

[@lovedog49507]

How to study over 300 medications without getting overwhelmed ?

[@vishalbahadurchetry411]

Music of dis video can be got from where

[@kennguyen1066]

lucia nguyen break them down by classes/group, study the common effects first, then differences, add more details as you progress. For example, adverse effects are the opposite of effects, no need for details. In other words, anti hypertensive drugs would give you hypertension; anti arrhythmic drugs give you bradycardia, etc...

[@cherileerush2193]

How many hours did you spend studying ?

[@Infarlock]

I can't even focus on the video, I just scroll down the comments while listening That's how awful my studying is

[@jazminejuanillo8194]

Samee😭😭

[@klutz3955]

Damn.. Same here?

[@hrf6548]

SAMEEEE

[@Sixdays_aweek]

You have to train the habit of attention. You can do it!

[@doronshalom4775]

sameee fuck my life!

[@fiziwhizkid]

the best way to remember is to understand

[@georgealderson4424]

...and not worry if you think that you are the only person who does not understand something. Other people probably do not understand but are just too shy to admit it! If you speak out others will benefit from clarification

[@lanyin5759]

i agree

[@radhika7323]

But in med school and residency, many a times understanding a topic is not sufficient. There are values and drug dosages, idiosyncratic side effects etc, that you just have to mug up.

[@georgealderson4424]

@@radhika7323 Yes but I imagine understanding how the particular drug works is the first step in knowing how powerful it is and what the side effects could do and of course you need a good memory. Nevertheless I appreciate and admire medical practioners of all specialties

[@lanyin5759]

@@radhika7323 oh,,I really need to know more about it..my dream is to become a medical doctor so please teach me moe,,thank you

[@olivers9592]

I'm in nursing school and something I've found extremely helpful is tutoring other people. It helps for the same reason having a study buddy helps, but you synthesize the information so much better when you're able to break it down for somebody who's having difficulty with it.

[@chumark54]

Yes. The truth is: if you have truly learned something, you should be able to teach it.

[@LettingGo757]

I agree😊

[@hun7014]

It's the Feynman Technique

[@mariaalejandrabarona2052]

I need tutoring myself LOL i can't tutor other people 🤣

[@bestcars4723]

That's so much through

[@DoctorNajeeb]

Lasting knowledge results from clear concepts.

[@kiransahith317]

❤️

[@ibrahimabdirahman9586]

Sure, sir.

[@sarmadbaloch432]

Wow sir 💖 Am really struggling these days , I can easily clear my concepts but what about remembering that voluminous information that is a really a big deal for me , I can understand each and every thing but retaining that knowledge is important thing for me .. I try different resources just to make my knowledge as solid as possible .

[@mojo4246]

Sir please give me time table I am from India.. Sir I am in class 12 Sir how many hours should I sleep and how many hours should I study in a day Please reply 👍👍👍

[@mdam1543]

Thanks to you sir :)

[@stevehawke9819]

The 3 tips: 1. Get into a good study routine 2. Find a good study partner 3. Two techniques mentioned: a. Study partners verbally quizzing each other. b. Condensing topics into a single page to facilitate spatial recall.

[@klutz3955]

Thank you! It made it easier to write on my notebook

[@monirasultana7419]

I did it🙂

[@moniquejohnson7106]

1. Find a study spot 2. Create a schedule 3. Get in a routine

[@thegooddopamine8041]

Thank YOU

[@xrmax4551]

But quarantine?

[@p33kin89]

Do NOT apologize for being tired. Thank you for what you do! I feel so bad for the doctors/nursing who provide educational videos who apologize for how tired they look. You guys are awesome!

[@juniusong]

Who else is studying how to study rather than actually studying?

[@tyywitdalocs]

me af 😭😭

[@ishwheezy4579]

“If you give me 6 hours to cut down a tree, I will spend the first 4 sharpening my axe”. - Abraham Lincoln

[@deathpokepubg2313]

@@ishwheezy4579 i ve sharped my axe all semester 😂😂😂

[@ishwheezy4579]

@@deathpokepubg2313 😂😂😂

[@kjtin8888]

HAHAHAHHAHAHA yup!

[@jacky7878]

1. Find a study spot, create a schedule, get into a routine 2. Find a motivated, smart study partner - test each other on the material 3. Condense material into one note

[@marcospena9105]

thx

[@retrogamer4058]

Thanks

[@kokobunni5897]

boringgggggggg lol

[@XxBreath4MusicxX]

Thank youuu

[@sovietdeathstroke6713]

Yo thanks

[@claytonbigsby381]

U sounded real relieved that 2019 was over Little did u know

[@mauriciotejada886]

Thought the same lol

[@che8873]

The best way of learning for me is actually teaching, if that makes sense

[@MrNanah38]

C You are right Teaching it makes you practice and practicing is what makes you get good.

[@michelleespino9814]

Yes teaching makes information stick to my brain 🧠

[@MrNanah38]

@@michelleespino9814 I am learning calculus now and I find that I will get the problems right but a month from now I wont remember how to do them. I dont know if its because I'm getting older because I was never like this in my teenage years. Now in my adult yrs it's harder for me to retain shit

[@michelleespino9814]

nanah p me too a decade ago I was a f$$king phenomenon now I struggle just to retain its soooo weird!

[@luomanfei]

That is a great way to learn. If you can teach, you understood.

[@SuperTheDestiny]

Holy heck, the part where you said you visualise where the specific information is on a page when I told my friends that when I try to remember something I would close my eyes and visualise where that information is on my notes and they think I’m just crazy and thinks it’s just not possible 😤 glad to know I’m not the only one that do that

[@j.s.2483]

🙌 me too

[@nourahsssn5361]

Me either , I actually can’t solve the exams unless I remember where re they in the book 😅

[@kassypele4662]

Me toooo😂😂😂😂 when I took A&P, I would write and re write and write until I know it and when I am studying, I am visualizing my paper and how I read/wrote it😂😂

[@fayezgd9990]

I do that and some in my class ,start make fun about it ,they started to name me Shoun from the good doctor

[@strawberrydaddy8704]

I do that too😂

[@tanyanicolle2625]

"I'm tired, but this is my last night shift of 2019" - if only he knew what was coming in 2020

[@yodamaster757]

Right! Little does he know how tired he’ll really be in 2020

[@t-alimichael3363]

Good point. Now it's 2024.

[@omaratef4917]

@@t-alimichael3363😂😂😂😂

[@voice88out]

Excellent, I feel sorry for the current generation because a lot of distractions exist in their life

[@animepabu5526]

voice88out And that’s why you gotta focus on the goal...

[@kathconserv]

voice88out that’s right.

[@jayfiled]

But they get to take in cheat sheets to their exams..

[@MrNanah38]

So true

[@joodii99]

Like honestly you could distract yourself with anything if you're trying to avoid studying

[@DanielDuedu]

Another tip is to teach an imaginary class or course mates what you have learnt.

[@BellaKissInc]

That's a good one. Sometimes I try to teach my kids the materials I'm learning. It helps me practice and I also get to simplify it for them and myself. Shockingly, my 8 yr old has been learning a lot so win-win

[@emmanuelle8032]

Funny. I thought I was the only one to do this (teaching to an imaginary class) therefore kept it silent in case people start to think I am crazy ! ;-)

[@rajavellaisamy1781]

@@emmanuelle8032 same here too

[@marstotalchaos4735]

I do that ocasionally but it's so sad. #foreveralone

[@TerryOnDemand]

Great idea! Of you can teach it, you have a clear understanding.

[@chrisl418]

My straight A college student daughter says that taking notes, then rewriting the notes, then explaining the concepts (to me in this case, to another person willing to listen and ask questions) helps solidify information. She sets a study schedule, listens to lo-fi that keeps out other distracting sounds, then does her homework this way.

[@danielo1148]

Thank u

[@MyTechniqueWorks]

I think the main problem people have when trying to get into medical school is the exams - if someone can find a very great mentor like a perfect person which he or she will understand then that is BINGO! I remember I used to suffer from mathematics a lot but one day such a fantastic tutor I found and I aced my entrance exams for math then I needed more help from her but unfortunately she had to move out of State and my luck turned against me

[@unik8353]

What is lo-fi?

[@NiKa-yi8wt]

this works! I discuss the info I studied. lol no one is listening tho. I just do it anyways.

[@jeyasree5576]

@@unik8353 it's a you tube channel which plays indie pop music on live. I do the same. It keeps u away from distraction and calms u down

[@goldierule1350]

My little cousin went to medical school at Yale & Harvard. He is now working in Boston as a pediatric oncologist. I am super proud of him. I cannot even imagine having accomplished so much already in his life. This world is a better place because of people like him & like you & like all doctors and nurses that take such great care of people everyday. The most important thing that you should remember, IMO, is that every patient that you take care of means the world to someone else. 💕 Take care! 🙏👍✌💪😷

[@realguy577]

Wowe that was really gay

[@i.b.s8365]

@@realguy577 bruh

[@dollrose3085]

@@realguy577 you’re not a real guy 🤨

[@Danny451]

Well my cousin took a semester of Spanish at one time.

[@woodstream6137]

​@@realguy577reminds of a quote i recently heard. We're all smart here; let's distinguish ourselves by being kind.

[@stevenlowe3245]

I'm not a Doctor or med student but I often helped a friend study through med school in the 80's quizzing him on anatomical terms. It was mind boggling what he was expected to memorize in short periods of time. Much respect.

[@marijaperkovic4384]

What always helps me while learning is imagining that I am explaining the lessons to someone that knows nothing about it. Works every time👩‍🏫

[@deandreeccles854]

This is exactly what I do! Rewrite each lecture/outline it onto one sheet of paper and it helps so much to see all the information at once. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to adapt their study method!

[@amb817]

I would never survive in med school lol. One of the worst things I hated in school was studying. Props to all you doctors out there who got through it

[@deltaed3517]

Imagine the teachers who have to know those info BY HEART Not just reading and talking from notes Actually how do be a teacher in med school I mean your grade point average must be extremely high to enroll there as a student How about a teacher ?

[@emmacooper4286]

I used to have studying until I found out how I learn. Now I LOVE studying and quizzing myself. Find your learning style and it will make it easier! I do a combo of visual/verbal/and reading depending on the subject

[@emmacooper4286]

@@deltaed3517 hate**

[@gustavochavez7141]

Having strong study habits with discipline is a talent, you can work on it but some are better than others

[@maxkorvol4344]

Michael Cellini is a DO, not an MD. Anyone can get into DO school and do well. It's literally dumbed down for the kids who couldn't get into actual medical school.

[@princeron2505]

I cried my first day of medical school! The saying "Medical school is like drinking from a fire hydrant" is an understatement.

[@shalanathomas7751]

Hmmm wawww!!! How are you doing now though?

[@thedukeoflegends1981]

@@shalanathomas7751 Still trying, I'm studying for an Exam tomorrow.

[@jradams2547]

TMI? Information overload? In nursing school if I had an exam (test) on Monday I stayed n studied in my dorm room all weekend, except for work n church on Sunday morning. It was like a lock-in.

[@cookiemonster9276]

The trick is to find the drinking fountain, and not drink from the fire hydrant.

[@jradams2547]

You have to be dedicated and a bit of a workaholic to survive. Taking notes as fast as you can for about 6 hours a day, then going to the hospital to see your patients and read their charts, then going to the library to study their diagnosis, treatments, and medications, then writing lengthy care plans, then go to your dorm room and review everything til bedtime so when your nursing instructor "interrogates" you the next day you can reply, and (with some) you better know all the side effects of all the drugs. P.S. ~Half of the freshman class graduated.

[@alyannamejia7491]

I read it out loud in a British accent to help with memory, I’m not sure why but it has always worked for me! 😂

[@azhalhalil9429]

Our accent doesn't help anyone here in the uk study 😂

[@sajateacher]

I’m going to try that in a Canadian accent, eh?

[@lifewitholga_]

🤣😅

[@thelauravuitton1150]

Alyanna Mejia Such a good idea! ✨

[@oreoluwaayeni2372]

I do toooo!!! That’s crazy

[@StillJustBob76]

Repetition, Repetition, and more Repetition. That's the key with really learning anything, especially when you've gone several days or more without sleep. Very important to have your body memorize things also because sometimes it's easy to forget some of the more basic stuff.

[@agglyusr]

*spaced repetition

[@sesi5289]

Finding a study partner is a gem.I had always sneaky “friends” around me that says “oh I didnt study at all “ and gets 90 from exam.I wish I had good people around me

[@Mordecrabs]

I’m a freshman at college going for a nursing major. I totally agree with the daily routine tip 100%, I always go straight to the library after classes and put in the hard work to understand the topics in class. It totally makes me prepared.

[@itxy4283]

Unknown is Lost I’m in the same place as you but I still haven’t figured out my best study method so I’m struggling😭

[@heather5391]

Me too girl! Nursing major as well. Gotta study everyday ♥️ good luck! 🍀

[@GianCarloAsuncion]

1. Find Place to study 2. Study Partners 3. Spatial Memory

[@jangonauta]

Thank u

[@galvatrixv]

No, he said have a routine, not specifically find a place to study. e.g it could be setting yourself the same time each day for studying as well. Basically, keep it consistent.

[@bridgingthegapacademy427]

Yes! Agreed. Super important to find someone to study with, that you can quiz each other on

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[@lindamoses3697]

Cellini is one of my favorite books, a Harvard Classic, contemporary of Michealangelo. I went back to university with 4 young children as a single parent. I studied at 1:00 a.m. in my bedroom especially on exam days. It was the only time that was without distraction. It was SO difficult but worth it. Holding a full-time job afterwards was even harder but rewarding as I taught school and enjoyed the students.

[@Clean_Gambia]

I wish I was friends with you. I am so passionate about becoming a Doctor, I hope I succeed.

[@rahmascorner3517]

i hope you make it :) keep that passion and let it inspire you forward

[@Clean_Gambia]

@@rahmascorner3517 Thank you, I'll do just that. I really appreciate your comment and it means a lot.

[@bridgingthegapacademy427]

It is great to surround yourself with people who have similar goals as you! Hope you succeed in your journey in being a doctor

[@almond_b25]

Wish you luck!! You got this!

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[@atybtu983]

Our generation of aspiring doctors are so lucky because even before entering med school we are already full of advices and tip,and we're so thankful for that.

[@jlogsdon1540]

In engineering school I always organized a small study group of 4 or less students. I also chose smart, motivated students. For me, this tip is the number one way to be a successful student. The outline and using spatial clues when you weren’t sure of an answer is another great study tip. It’s surprising how much you can remember when you visualize that outline in your mind’s eye.

[@Paouky]

I walk around pretending to be a teacher or pretend I'm on a podcast talking to the host lol. Weird ,but works for me!

[@rahmascorner3517]

I do that too, I pretend i'm teaching an invisible class. it helps with recalling the facts and actually seeing how much you've retained

[@ameliachung4151]

Im going to try this, thanks for sharing!

[@kshamtaagrawal6352]

I also do the same and it really works 😇

[@jordanm83]

Great strategy!

[@rohamiaabas8461]

this works for me as well. 👌❤

[@cenadee3009]

I'm screwed with the 2nd tip since I'm a loner

[@renjunsdaintyhands3868]

Same idk who to ask for that. Everyone already have someone and im alone so :(

[@cenadee3009]

Aww I would sit with u. Everyone is so stuck up at my school like everyone needs to chill the eff down they aren't better than me

[@renjunsdaintyhands3868]

@@cenadee3009 thanks uwu i wish i had friends but it's fine hopefully I'll just get used to it

[@drhelenamailyssa2896]

Pm me, [phone]

[@linayas5571]

same here

[@Jushhhhz]

this is probably the most straightforward tip i’ve ever seen, keep making these please

[@simplyadona5075]

Spatial recognition.... you explained this so well. I was trying to explain to someone, how I recall information for a multiple choice exam. I was telling him that I always seemed to “see” my notes when I’m recalling the information. Thanks for that

[@allisonhigginbotham4182]

I am in nursing school & this was super helpful thank you!

[@mktranslates3679]

Agree

[@calliemtb]

I graduated from veterinary school in the pre-tablet / smart phone / laptop era. Condensing notes on to actual paper helped me a lot. Example: weekly embryology summarized into one page of drawings / notes. Then for final you had a small bundle of paper to review anywhere.

[@VWGTI2013]

I've never had good memory, that was my problem in school. I'm not dumb because I understood everything taught in school but couldn't and still can't remember it later on. I'm the type that if I don't keep practicing what I learned, I tend to forget.

[@TheGuavaGirl]

VWGTI do you have a trick for staying motivated? Especially when study content can sometimes get hard to stay with?

[@VWGTI2013]

@@TheGuavaGirl My main problem is that I have a stutter and I was always scared to be called on and speak in the classroom or just speaking to anyone. I still worrying about stuttering and being humiliated.

[@fattts9510]

VWGTI I had the same problem in school and I was terrified of answering questions in class or even speaking to my friends. But as bad as this sounds, the only way I got over it by speaking to people more. The more I spoke, the more my confidence grew and my stuttering stopped eventually. I think my stuttering was because of a confidence issue, but if yours is not, then maybe should consult someone 😊 Hope this helped x

[@VWGTI2013]

@@fattts9510 I think you might be right about the confidence part. I have low self esteem because of my deformity I was born with. My stutter comes from my dad who has the same mannerisms as I do when trying to speak. It's never been talked about among us in the open. My older brother and my youngest brother have a stutter also. Our stutter is more of a pause, we can't even make stutter sounds but no one in my family has been open about it.

[@OFFICALETHEREALLABELS]

@ VWGTI, I agree with @ fattts95 ,try to speak often to people you are familiar with more, to gain confidence and also remember that your problem is not the worst in the world, just keep a positive attitude.

[@TheRealMrJohnDoe]

It's tough having a study partner when everything is online and you can't communicate with others like you would during in-person classes. But thank you for the other tips. I also color code and during exams, I'm mentally able to "go back" and remember material based on which color the certain acronym, word, definition, etc was.

[@missdesireindependance5194]

Just study out loud to a friend or family member. Create a study guide or use flash cards. I’m taking everything online too.

[@kimtowson8769]

Didn’t get a med degree, but did use the single note page approach. It is fantastic! It really is like your brain takes a photo of that page. Great advice!

[@anabelvelasquez51]

Trying to study but instead watching your videos!

[@doanttran]

anabel velasquez hh same! I need to work but I’m watching instead

[@I.am.Mbinya]

Same here.

[@artsylens0206]

Same here

[@jacklineanderson180]

anabel velasquez me too🙁

[@andrewmulele9789]

studying in medical school without technique is suicide,,let the brotherman give out his techniques,who knows whom they will help out there eeeh

[@MsAppleseeds]

Current DNP student here and it’s like you are telling my story when I was in undergrad nursing school. Like we are literally the same person. He is not fibbing people. Every single thing he stated, down to every little detail are practices I developed in nursing school. I studied in the exact same cubby in the library every single day. During the last couple days leading up to exams, I made care maps with all the info condensed on one page using different colors and would literally visualized them during exams. A routine is detrimental to your success in medical field studies. I did the same thing every single day and would only study at my apartment sometimes the last couple of days before exams just reviewing my notes. My group and I split up the readings, typed up notes and combined them before class, we would then record and take notes during class, we studies directly after class on campus, I went home and slept for work. Worked over night where I would study, and then go directly to class after work and repeat my day. The days I didn’t have classes I still went directly to the library after work to study. The formula works.

[@jorgelara5086]

I've been using the 3rd tip my whole life, it actually works, the idea of memorizing the area where we put the information it is awesome. It is really helpful.

[@usmleguys]

This was simply amazing... These are the exact strategies I've used throughout undergrad and med school and I can attest to the effectiveness of them all. Although I rarely used study partners, I know that I left some points on the table as a result. Verbalizing for me was a game-changer, especially with the harder to recall topics for me (micro most often). Condensing was also a 'must' and while it took more time up-front, it saved me hours upon hours come crunch-time. Thanks for sharing, I hope everyone watching follows these tips, they're all super-effective. Love the channel!

[@ChrisNP87]

This is why I love study groups and recommend them to my students! I found that being a part of the discussion and listening to others explain difficult concepts from their own perspectives exposed me to new ways of thinking and helped enhance my overall comprehension.

[@user-my2eo9lo1y]

Self decipline is the most important part of studying. I agree with getting a study partner but make sure they are positive, motivated, and are just as self decipline as you are. Thank you for the great tips. Good luck!

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[@ivetteu87]

The one sheet study guide is genius! Thank you so much! Definitely will help us visual and kenetic learners!!! I’m actually excited about studying this way. Thanks again!

[@mtsflorida]

For me medical school began when I started with the pre requisites of Chemistry, physics, biology and math. I went into Paramedic school after completing emt, cardiology, pharmacology and iv therapy. It made it easy to form a base of learning. The hardest part was the first emt course. When I only scored a 76 and did not read the chapters only skimmed through, I realized that every paragraph in the book had a question on the test. My job was NOT to read through a paragraph and go onto the next until I knew exactly what was important enough to be that question. That it. Spend every moment you can absorbing the information.

[@letuspray5350]

What a great doctor! Not only is he diligently working on his studies but he's also trying to help others along the way. He is awesome and the exact type of doctor I would want to go to if needed. Bless you and your career.

[@beautifulmemorieswithdrdeepti]

This was simply amazing... These are the exact strategies I've used throughout undergrad and med school and I can attest to the effectiveness of them all. Although I rarely used study partners, I know that I left some points on the table as a result.

[@ixalaz4536]

2:48 "...find yourself a study partner..." very easy when you have absolutely no friends and are locked in isolation because of a global pandemic, but yeah maybe I could find one "...preferably smart..." that's even harder, but ok "...and preferably motivated..." *trying to think of **_a single_** motivated person in my school who actually wants to study - can't think of anyone* (I am a high school student if you are curious) "...and stick with him..." *trying to imagine myself **_actually_** being connected or attached to anyone and not leaving him - simply impossible* This sentence you said is perhaps the most impossible sentence I've ever heard in my life.

[@YourMom-os2kt]

It's called the internet. It seems you have access to it. If for some reason you absolutely must have a physical study partner then get one. It sounds like you're not a person that's easy to get along with if you have absolutely no friends or even acquaintances willing to work with you. Work on charisma instead first. Working with others is a very basic and necessary skill. Very much a you problem that should be fixed.

[@JIMIN_BTS_Enhypen]

If you are doing well studying alone then it's ok no need to think too much about it but it can be great help if you have someone to ask for still all that matters is what can be effective for you to reach your goals it all depends on your priorities

[@Spiral0ut]

@@YourMom-os2kt Wow Mom, you are a dick.

[@YourMom-os2kt]

@@Spiral0ut You are what you crush under cement blocks before breakfast. 💁

[@AustinNguyenMD]

Can’t agree more about setting a routine and following through with it! Thanks for making the time to share your tips 👍

[@jarrettschanzer5070]

Great video!! This is exactly how I studied in Med school too, and repetition, recall, mnemonics and drawing associations

[@koldplayz1]

Excellent! I can relate to the importance of picking a designated study place. While in graduate school, I always picked one of three spots. Total focus, my goal was to contemplate the material for the evening and reach my study goal for the day. Then, I was free for some me time …

[@jackblast5809]

After taking a public speaking class i found that i remembered a lot about a topic when i would prepare speeches for the course. I am self studying for IT certifications. I read a chapter, afterwards i write an outline on the chapter (or create a mind map) as the guide for my "speech". I then walk around the house practicing the speech, speaking out loud and following the outline just like i would when giving the speech in class. I try to give a speech on the chapter topic. I find myself practicing the speech in bits and pieces in my head throughout the day.

[@Luck613]

That's awesome in more ways than one, you're gonna be just as great at public speaking and speeches now because of this.

[@jamesrodriguez7000]

Did you improve?

[@ksksjsssjsjjss8799]

I thought it was just me who was not able to study at home but now since I know I am going out and studying hard thank you doctor for your amazing tip.

[@doctorshawn3461]

I think note taking is the best (the act of writing out notes commits it to memory and then you can go over your notes again later), but it also takes the most time. Passed the pathology boards a few years back with my notes, and pathology is known to be the most difficult board exam to study for because you have to know everything about everything

[@waverip3rs]

By note taking, do you mean going the traditional way using pencil/paper or does typing it on a computer count as well? I can't write too much using a pencil because of carpal tunnel and an irritated ulnar nerve.

[@Rafus49]

I don't trust people who are full of energy at 5 AM.

[@jordanschettini4155]

Rafus49 like fr

[@cristinaseago5838]

Rafus49 5 AM hell no

[@Logan753-g1v]

Why?

[@user-vm9ig4zs8e]

You don't trust them because they're better than you......

[@bettinaorevil5056]

👀😂😂😂 I use to feel the same way in highschool until I became a nurse

[@Jeannette0890]

& I thought I was weird for writing my study notes in small print on one page. Lol glad to see it also works for others.

[@silverbullet4055]

Back in the day, I was “Flow Charting” my notes; like you said, Spacial Recognition was the key for me. To this day, I am a “visual” person; putting stuff in super organized files throws me.

[@146_suryakiran5]

Can u please help me with some of your study methods or patterns because I am more of a visual learner

[@paulschwasinger9051]

Can't wait to start applying these tips to my life!! In Pharm. school now and I think these will have an enormous impact on my study habits!! Great vid. keep it coming! :)

[@betseyjtrending]

“Photographic memory” is how I got through undergrad 😂Thank youuuuuuu ☺️ working on nursing school now

[@LifeisaBeautifulting]

How's it going now?

[@betseyjtrending]

@@LifeisaBeautifulting I am actually in nursing school and its still working lol. Helped me through my pre reqs! Im trying a new way of working with my photographic memory though because nursing is a bit different.

[@carolinebegala]

Must be nice

[@alvingoodman6539]

Good video. Good points. When I went through dental school we didn’t have power points. We didn’t have computers and we didn’t have iPads. I did use outlining but in the early 70’s we mostly used raw power memorizing. In college i memorized Krebs cycle in Biochemistry and reproduced it in detail for exam. It was just plain old hard but brute force and repetition got it done.

[@camiblutube7116]

What helps me is to write things down and to actually use my hands!

[@bridgingthegapacademy427]

Yes! did you know you are much more likely to remember something by writing it rather than just typing notes.

[@camiblutube7116]

@@bridgingthegapacademy427 Great to know. Thank you.

[@kev2020]

I should be studying now but this kind of counts right?

[@Fredass]

😂😭 Same here!

[@dahasolomon7314]

SAME. I have midterms starting next week and I'm watching this. smh

[@rakavik4747]

@@dahasolomon7314 Good Luck

[@anagharani450]

😂😂

[@brendielahooha]

kev2020 nope

[@sherrydawson6253]

Your so nice to be helping so many. As I'm sure starting with Med school they get so over welmed. Always nice to see u! Have a great rest of the week!

[@Berryflowers]

It’s nursing school for me, but I plan to go all the way to NP. Thanks for this lovely video! Subscribed!🥰

[@kathconserv]

The Josephs Daily. Work for five years in critical care or telemetry and then do NP.

[@heprynnrobertson8806]

The Josephs Daily. Please PLEASE do some actual clinical floor work before

[@jenshu7]

be careful the NP market is saturated

[@heather5391]

Heprynn Robertson why is that? Please educate me

[@Beth___-]

^

[@daniellecoffey8451]

Thanks for your help. I’m in nursing school and I’m my 30s. I’m almost done but sometimes I feel my brain has reached its maximum capacity. I have 4 young kids and so many things going on but I am still pushing forward as hard as I can. Thanks for the tips.

[@aruakhamissalim3569]

Mad respect for you mama

[@bluewaters3100]

Please tell me you have a dad or mom who helps you out with kids/housework or I will think you have super powers...

[@adaoraekekwe]

Well done Danielle! Your comment is so inspiring. You’re really a super mom, I hope to be in medical school soon. I’m also a mom of 4 and an MSc public health student. But I hope to be a medical student soon.🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@JuliaBeautyandStyle]

What has made me cope in my nursing study is having a study partner. Always the best.

[@susanbuck4897]

I am a retired, disabled RN, who, in the late 80's, early 90's, put myself through nursing school, achieving a 3.84 GPA, while a SINGLE mother of 2 very young children. I just had to really prioritize by what was the most important in caring for my patients. Of course this was before computers were a home option, without the web.

[@only1mesabby]

Could you please give me an idea of how you managed time?

[@donjet5371]

Quit wearing the "single mother" label as if it were a badge of honor. IT ISN'T !

[@redstarrmedia746]

Back when they actually taught correct health engagement now they just get em in and out of there to hurry up and be Pharmaceutical sales reps

[@carlabridgesmason3529]

@@donjet5371 maybe her husband died….maybe he left her….

[@oikstooru]

@@donjet5371 what is wrong with empowering single moms? they have been through a lot and clearly in this case she has been managing med sch while taking care of TWO young kids is an almost impossible task. it is a badge of honor for her for all shes put in

[@laylenblack4316]

The note thing is genius. I would usually read a page look at it and notice key words and read it again. The page comes back in my head easier during a test. Sounds time consuming but I hate flash cards and stuff.

[@lanaayerov7501]

It’s taking a lot of education. Motivation. Discipline.- to be a dr.You sacrificed your life to help people.I don’t know how you are doing that, but thanks so much

[@upbeatmantis86]

somebody commented ===> "the best way to remember is to understand" . My reply : well, you need to memorize the basics, process, structure, anatomy etc and only then you can understand. How can you understand when you dont know what it is..

[@genieloubrogan8284]

Wow I thought I was a weirdo for being able to memorize information by location and do well on tests. Great advise! Very inspirational

[@cory5478]

Iam an elementary teacher, and I always appreciate study tips. Thank you!

[@DrAdnan]

Great tips! I usually study better alone, but sometimes I think it would be nice if I had a smart study partner to work with.

[@mourilshah2054]

Absolutely true And the word smart plays an i.portant part here

[@helenquist3728]

Share combine and feedback!

[@tejasvisakhamuri1380]

But which year in MBBS are you in?

[@bridgingthegapacademy427]

Yes sometimes its great to study with someone else - means you can test each other on what you have been studying.

[@Max-wk7cg]

I'm happy to ear that I'm not the only person doing the "visual map" technique! For some reason I've been doubting if this was a good idea, but your experience with it gives it some legitimacy. I really need to try to find a study partner.

[@swastik_dash]

Even I thanked God that I was doing things right

[@christopherzimmer]

Michael, it took 10 years of agonizing learning experiences through college, medical school, and business school to understand the wisdom of your advice. In particular, the crucial importance of going to a specific location to study. You are not studying if you are at Starbucks. Sorry. Most important: you need to “struggle” with the material (like creating your one page synthesis or reading out loud). Don’t fight this “struggle”, rather, welcome it! Great video! CA Zimmer MD, MBA

[@amandaandrew6169]

i am currently trying to welcome the struggle it’s tough but i gotta push through 🙏🏽

[@dorabrijacak5340]

I would definitely do that from today 👌🏼 I’m so lucky and blessed to find this tricks right now which can help me with my med school. Thanks for sharing ✌🏼

[@23Jpro]

I really liked your “Condesing” if information method. I am starting to realize that this is very affective. I’m currently taking a&p I and it is so much information to know and I feel like I’m having trouble memorizing everything. Thank you for making this clear.

[@findyourpassion8722]

Doctors are super heros. So much studying and then the responsibility for people’s lives.

[@robber9612]

I talk to myself. And teach it to myself. I feel like when my lip muscles are repeating It, I feel like it's more effective then just "trying to think it" many times

[@bridgingthegapacademy427]

I agree, speaking out loud the facts can be great for studying and testing yourself

[@cutum]

Were you upset when your space at the library was taken?

[@vblake530530]

I went to medical school BEFORE the time of iPads and PowerPoint. Oh well. Still made it through. Now I’m a Full Professor of Medicine and train med student and residents. The best piece of advice here is the “Study Partner”. Hopefully one that both Driven AND Giving.

[@bettysmith7045]

Understanding it, is how you remember it more effectively.

[@PotionsLab]

Absolutely!

[@gideonlwazzi8213]

It's extremely nice to advice us because we a interested in being successful But how did people who studied without internet how did they survived Imagine am over million miles away from my professor and I understood everything I will also use it to teach my student.. THANK YOU MAY GOD BLESS YOU

[@andyandrus3285]

My wife is going to become a Great Pediatrician, and I will tell her all I learned here today. So, very helpful. Thank-you!

[@alliemo62]

How in the heck did you: A. Find/ make time for a video? B. Speak intelligible sentences with such little sleep/rest? C. Speak #calmly ??

[@urosale]

He do what he loves

[@cartermassa]

alliemo62 always time to make a quick 10-15minute video. and sleep deprivation is a part of residency. every medical resident does night shifts like him. esp. surgery, ER, trauma, and neuro residents. it’s a long tradition meant to torture new doctors. 6days straight of nights probably feels like nothing haha

[@waltervega8730]

It always amazes me how doctors and nurses work without any sleep!! I'm a space cadet without sleep! I'm forgetting my keys, wallet and probably my kids, if I had any.

[@starsighting7167]

This is amazing advice, even though I dnt plan on medical school I want to use this for undergrad.

[@gracious_grace77]

Thank you so much for the tips Doc! I studied Dentistry back in my country very long time ago and now I'm self studying to become a medical coder here in the US. I just discovered you today, glad I did! Thanks again! 🙏

[@1024specialkay]

i'm definitely a spatial learner! Need to start waking up early!!

[@oliviahope9965]

I am a sonography student and I found this very helpful! Thank you for sharing!

[@henkdekraai5290]

Me during the COVID-19 crisis completely losing my routine in myself as well as the routine for all the different subjects and lessons. Just horrible and no party after the exams...

[@idontthinkyouknowwhoiam5849]

So relatable, i became so lazy during lockdown.

[@Hoodinator17]

Covid isn’t a crisis what are you Talking about

[@mhm4190]

I’m a stay at home mom of 2 and KZbin decided this video is a must see for me. Also I love that every time this guy says “med school” it’s cc as “menstrual”

[@moniquetaylor-walters6921]

I am 15 and I've been studying medicine for the past three years. It helps me to study my other subjects better, I study it more than my school subjects and it just puts me in a space of comfort and happiness

[@julietrout8943]

Fantastic Tips. I was older when I put myself thru college so. I took a study strategies class. The class was worth it's weight in gold.. Thank you.. All of this is helping me right now. I'm no longer an RN. I'm pushing thru to become an excellent Entrepreneur , growing into who I really want to help and serve. To add value to people's life in a differant way other than nursing. I want to prevent everyone from diseases Dutch Yes I'm in the learning stage of the framework of my business. I hope you are using your knowledge with this video for example. To make you extra money? Nice chatting with you. Thank you again. Julie

[@jenni_jazminena]

How did you start?

[@taimaadairawan801]

Girl you’re inspiring and I wish you best in the future

[@inkubator320]

Girl how you are 15

[@misssalma6072]

Am in the 3rd year now and I still can't find a good , motivated partner and this really made me disappointed coz am not that type who can study alone ...the only thing made me survive till now is teaching to imaginary classes or to my other colleagues and thank god it helps me so far...

[@sarachoukeir4422]

Im at my first year And same as you hate to study alone ans still didnt find a partner 🥺

[@benita3228]

They say third time's a charm, am officially a nurse 🎉🎉 for all my repeat test takers don't give up and don't be discouraged

[@alexandraghanem-latour5022]

This was such a great video! Thank you! I'm in an ABSN program now, but I'm also considering an NP or MD. This was really helpful.

[@sinisaass1993]

6th y med student here. Agree with everything but study buddy... I like to learn alone... and you can not teach people how to learn with video... they need to test things around and see what's best that work for them. And of course they need to want to remember what they are reading to actually remember it. our brain is really cool. U put priority on something, u convince yourself that this is really important and your brain will not let it slide

[@notabigdeal7785]

Thanks for this comment. Studying with people has always been distracting for me (jokes and getting off topic). Studying alone is so much more effective. Studies show it is too. Only benefit I can see from studying with people is maximizing your resources (like he said lecture materials) or getting something explained that doesn't make sense

[@aliinandez]

Thank you Dr. Cellini! I’m a future Med student and I will definitely use your tips no doubt! My spatial recognition is something I use too and this will help so much!

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[@maryem8263]

Ahhh I cant get nothin' done at home either! I leave to the library to study too! Glad im not alone.

[@rahmascorner3517]

I get NOTHING done at home. there are way too many distractions. At least everyone in the library is working hard and studying so that keeps you focused on your work too.