IS THIS NORMAL?!!!!!

[saintbishoy]

HI GUYS,,,,I WAS PLANNING TO TAKE NAPLEX IN DECEMBER N AM USING PRONTOPASS,,,,WELL SOME OF U MAY THINK IT IS AN EASY MATERIAL N ITS LIKE A PIECE OF CAKE TO MEMORIZE ,,WELL,,,IT ISNT AS HUGE AS APHA IS,,BUT,,,,I FEEL LIKE I KEEP FORGETTING EVERY THING I STUDIED BY THE END OF THE DAY,,,IS THAT NORMAL?!!!WELL HAD ANY BODY EXPERIENCED THAT B4,,,,PLEASE ENLIGHTEN ME
THANK U

[LRx]

Did you follow the instructions of the Prontopass guy? Seperate the cards by topics, fold cards, etc.? Sometimes you have to read over and over the cards of one topic several times to memorize facts, and trying to memorize means making notes or something that will make you recall the facts ....

For example, for Myelosupression, what facts are related to it? Will Play Easy = WBC (lifespan 6-12h and related infection), Platelets (5-10 days and related bleeding), and Erythrocytes (120 days and related anemia) ... Try to memorize Will Play Easy with Myelosupression and so you got it recalled when sitting the Naplex

Since you study Prontopass, you might study with me. Let me know.

[saintbishoy]

thatnk u LRX,
well i just started like 4 days ago,,i ve been working hard on these cards first briefly then getting every single detail,,,it is nice but confusing the same time well let me know how far along have u gotten

[I can do it!]

hi, thanks for bringing this point. Prontopass and APHA together is confusing me. You read both right? Then there are facts that are missing here and there in both when you compare. How do you deal with that? I also thought prontopass would be 'a piece of cake' the way everyone talks about it. It is double work. And sometimes I like APHA tables more, like in cancer.

I am also targetting Dec. keep me in the loop guys.