High-yield board exam topics they love to ask if you think they're painful (when in fact they're not)😏

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#MedTwitter Drawing connections between topics has worked for me by significantly reducing the volume of the stuff I have to study.

Also, once I have a "connectome", learning the details come easily.

The connection gives context to each topic making it easy to study them individually.

If you're a student/reviewer, explore ChatGPT.

For difficult topics, I recommend asking these 2 prompts:

⏺ "Explain [topic] to a 5-year old"
⏺ "Generate memory aids for [topic]"

Look how I used these prompts on different topics. 🤩 👇 👇
#MedTwitter #ChatGPT Before anything else, don't be averse to new tech.

ChatGPT is like a personal tutor.

Once you get the answers, build up on them by going deep with your readings.

Or asking ChatGPT to be more technical.

See how it distilled "fetal circulation" to the must-knows. ⬇️

#MedEd

ChatGPT vs Doctors

Doctors struggled with this question.
(*correct answer here is the 3rd option.)

Then I asked ChatGPT.

I was dumbfounded. 🤯

#MedTwitter #ChatGPT ChatGPT gave the correct answer.

But besides that...

#studytwt #chatgpt3