Yesterday I took my last Anatomy and Physiology exam!! I am so excited to be done! Since I crammed A&P I & II into one semester, there was a total of 14 exams, and I am so relieved that I finished. So if you want to know any textbook knowledge about some of the systems and functions of your body, let me know. I know a lot! I have been surprising myself lately by knowing about obscure diseases (for example, while watching Scrubs the other day, J.D. thought his patient may be suffering from a disease he saw on a documentary referred to as "chompers" and I knew immediately that it was necrotizing fasciitis - a form of flesh eating bacteria!)
Anyway, what am I doing to celebrate? Well, today I took a deeeeep breath, went grocery shopping, caught up on 24 online, and now I'm thinking about reading a book that is not a textbook for fun. Happy Friday!
7 comments:
Congrats Katie! I'm so impressed! You're awesome! You have now officially become the East Coast medical specialist, people will be calling on you for your opinion on everything from abscesses to their Zeiss gland!
You must feel terrific! Enjoy a this beautiful weekend with no studying! I'll be calling with my questions:)
YAY! i'm so proud of you kt! good work and go do lots of fun things!
Congratulations, Katie! We're very proud of you. You deserve some fun this weekend with all the beautiful weather!
i'm just glad i knew what you were talking about with necrotizing fasciitis! i take pathophysiology this summer, that should have some good diseases in it.
yay KT, I'm so excited for you! as soon as I read necrotizing fasciitis I had to open my micro book to make sure I correctly remembered that it was Group A strep. maybe it's good that I don't live close to you b/c I might just want to talk about obnoxious medical things all the time. hope you find some good books to read! i read "A Thousand Splendid Suns" over spring break and highly recommend it.
Wow! Very cool, Katie. That's pretty awesome cramming A&P I & II into one semester. That's pretty tough! Congrats! Can't believe you have so many friends studying the same. Future doctors? Future nurses?
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