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[REBORN]

http://services.unimelb.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0007/769246/2014_Timetable_Class_Registration_Briefing_WIP_04042013_FINALv2.pdf

18th October.

[Starlight]

It was nice being able to leave uni today whilst everyone was waiting to do their anatomy mst

[Turtle]

It was nice being able to leave uni today whilst everyone was waiting to do their anatomy mst

I totally agree!!

How did everyone find the PHYS20008 mid sen test today?
I didn't think it was easy, but not super hard. I thought it was moderate, apart from the positive feedback question 

[Starlight]

I totally agree!!

How did everyone find the PHYS20008 mid sen test today?
I didn't think it was easy, but not super hard. I thought it was moderate, apart from the positive feedback question 

Yeah moderate lol yeah that question. Did you write "just d"? Because for positive feedback we would want the gland to inhibit more and to do that we needed an excitatory neuron going to it, so the answers which included the inhibitory neuron wouldn't work because it would cancel the input of the excitatory neurons?

[Turtle]

Yeah moderate lol yeah that question. Did you write "just d"? Because for positive feedback we would want the gland to inhibit more and to do that we needed an excitatory neuron going to it, so the answers which included the inhibitory neuron wouldn't work because it would cancel the input of the excitatory neurons?

I guessed "only D" because it was the only answer that was kind of the odd one out hahaha!! yay!! im glad you put that one, my guess could be right!

[Starlight]

I guessed "only D" because it was the only answer that was kind of the odd one out hahaha!! yay!! im glad you put that one, my guess could be right!

Lol 2 is better than 1 I guess

[pink0829]

Yeah moderate lol yeah that question. Did you write "just d"? Because for positive feedback we would want the gland to inhibit more and to do that we needed an excitatory neuron going to it, so the answers which included the inhibitory neuron wouldn't work because it would cancel the input of the excitatory neurons?

Oh God!!! I didn't think of it like that I was spending too much time on it so I guessed A and moved on. Oh well, can't do much now. But I agree the test wasn't too hard..

[simpak]

Charles always asks differentiators.
I got tricked by one in my test on Tuesday too ):  I feel ur pain.

[Starlight]

Oh God!!! I didn't think of it like that I was spending too much time on it so I guessed A and moved on. Oh well, can't do much now. But I agree the test wasn't too hard..

lol dw about it, I don't even know if my response is correct.
The good thing about physiology is they give us the worked solutions

Charles always asks differentiators.
I got tricked by one in my test on Tuesday too ):  I feel ur pain.

So now I hear -_-
Jks! I don't know if I was tricked but to me it seemed too straightforward to be correct if that makes sense

[simpak]

MAYBE it wasn't a differentiator then!  The one we had was stupid...my friend works in the lab with the coordinator and she asked him to tell her what the right answer was and he was like 'I'm not going to tell you because we use it every year but if too many people get it wrong we don't include it in the final grades'.

I just got really confused by the question because we have different lecturers for every topic and every other question this guy had asked was shit like 'what is the role of CD8 cells, a. to kill infected host cells' etc. so I was like nah he wouldn't be trying to trick us MUST BE a wrong question.  IMMUNOLOGY.  It was multiple completion too, don't do subjects with multiple completion.

[VivaTequila]

seriously need to rethink my grades and approach to uni if i want to get into research

lesson learned this year

academia is not anywhere near as cruisy as vce

[Starlight]

seriously need to rethink my grades and approach to uni if i want to get into research

lesson learned this year

academia is not anywhere near as cruisy as vce

lol to me vce wasn't cruisy
best way to uni success--> long-term studying

[simpak]

Best way to uni success = work no more than maybe 10 hours a week outside of uni, treat studying like a full time job and then some and study things you love

[clıppy]

There's also this! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1v_rkS3_DXIazeJ9yeoO9KnB2CmQQRP6oX-cDA2veliU/viewform

Are these also pre-exam revision lectures? Similar to the SWOT ones?

[Starlight]

Best way to uni success = work no more than maybe 10 hours a week outside of uni, treat studying like a full time job and then some and study things you love

but the odd breaks to maintain your sanity too