Renal exam just over. Okay la. Quite a few unexpected questions but it was slightly better than I thought it would be. Yeah, it does help when you walk into the exam hall thinking that the examination would be a killer like the previous batch got it. The previous time, I heard, they got testicular cancer in renal system assessment. Testicular cancer is in the reproductive system syllabus, not renal, so the seniors answered based on faded memory of the previous system. The reason given was that students are supposed to keep the stuff they learnt fresh in their memory, and that testicular cancer can have renal involvement.

Anyway, sitting here in the SRC room planning the revision plan for the next few weeks in preparation for EOS5, the killer. Yes, I did say that EOS3 is the killer examination... but now that it's over, kena dethroned by EOS5 edi. Quite scary la the exam, considering the sheer number of systems that would be tested.

The imucampus.com forum featured a friend complaining about the noise level in the e-lab due to pharmacy students. This is really a minor problem and generalising it to pharmacy students isn't really fair, since medical students generate a fair amount of noise as well. Anyway, I promised to pass the message to the pharmacy folks telling them to pipe down... and met up with the messenger. Apparently he did not see the need of it since they already read the forum on their own. Wah, quite surprising la because I more or less expected them to respond and defend themselves. Now I wonder if they are offended.

Everyone is going home after this. Ken balik makan kua. Chu Kin also... both after tai chi. Chow going for meeting then go back also. Think I'll just sit here and study CVS alone. Sigh... depressing la studying alone in the SRC room. It's quiet la but not exactly very conducive since the lack of movement does become sleep-inducing after a while. Don't feel like training, don't really feel like playing ping pong... not exactly very enthusiastic about studying either... but guess have to maintain the momentum la. Otherwise very hard to jump start again. *grins*

Currently Listening Closer By Josh Groban see related