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Reply 40
MonkeyOnIce
haha..thats pretty cool..think mine is the last day of term. never been in flairs...but ima determined to go once im 18. It sucks..most of the plaes round here are really stict on id.


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Reply 41
hey guys, just joined this after my sis pointed it all out! (yeah i know i'm slow!)
Well anyhoo, (probably gonna regret this but...) I'm actually a first year medic at Bristol, hopefully soon to be going into my second year - provided tomorrows exam goes ok! Anyhoo, here's the part i'm gonna regret :P, if you need to know anything or whatever, give us a shout! I'll try and get back to you as soon as I can! An who knows! I might be your 'parent' next year!
Daf
Reply 42
ok for a start you can explain this parent thing? i moved out of home cause mine were evil! i couldnt possible put up with anymore evil parents!
Reply 43
Shelbycakes
ok for a start you can explain this parent thing? i moved out of home cause mine were evil! i couldnt possible put up with anymore evil parents!


hehe rightyo, well the 'parenting' scheme is just basically a way of the upper years making the first years feel more at home - in some cases it's like a guaranteed friend in one of the years above, it's just basically so if you have any problems you've got someone there to talk to who has already been there, done that and got the medics teatowel, so to speak. Parents can be conventional, ie one mum and one dad, or they can be unconventional - i've actually got 2 'dads' myself and they are a great laugh and a great help the last year! Next year i'm 'parenting' with two of my friends - so for example if you were one of my 'kids' you'd have 2 mums and a dad. Also with this parenting idea you are matched up with 2 or 3 students from your own year as 'brothers' or 'sisters'. If you're lucky you should get on well with them and your parents - if not i believe you can be 'adopted' by another 'family'. Oh and also you may get a lazy 2nd year who couldnt be bothered to put their name down to be parents as an 'uncle' or an 'aunt'.
It's all good fun, and there's no evilness about it - we won't be asking you to do your homework or tidy your rooms - we've got our own homework and rooms to worry about! We're there basically as someone to talk to in times of trouble!

If you got through that and understand everything then gold star for you! You can see what Whole Person Care does to your mind...
Daf
xx
Reply 44
hehe sounds like a good laugh actually! what hall did are you in at the moment?
urgh chemistry revison!
Reply 45
desyek
hey guys, just joined this after my sis pointed it all out! (yeah i know i'm slow!)
Well anyhoo, (probably gonna regret this but...) I'm actually a first year medic at Bristol, hopefully soon to be going into my second year - provided tomorrows exam goes ok! Anyhoo, here's the part i'm gonna regret :P, if you need to know anything or whatever, give us a shout! I'll try and get back to you as soon as I can! An who knows! I might be your 'parent' next year!
Daf


cardiovascular & musculoskeletal MCQ, i take it?
Reply 46
timeofyourlife
cardiovascular & musculoskeletal MCQ, i take it?

Haha! how did you guess? Well i don't know if you knew or not, but they've modified the exam this year after last years exam! First half is 30 MCQs, then 4/5 SAQs! All good fun!
Reply 47
Shelbycakes
hehe sounds like a good laugh actually! what hall did are you in at the moment?
urgh chemistry revison!

Well currently in University Hall, it's good but i think we had a boring year this year - nobody seemed to want to socialise :frown: Previous years have been good tho, just hope your JCR is good!
Reply 48
desyek
Haha! how did you guess? Well i don't know if you knew or not, but they've modified the exam this year after last years exam! First half is 30 MCQs, then 4/5 SAQs! All good fun!


SAQs as well? nasty :\ i've managed to get by without learning any musculoskeletal and it hasn't done me any harm *so far*!!!
Reply 49
timeofyourlife
SAQs as well? nasty :\ i've managed to get by without learning any musculoskeletal and it hasn't done me any harm *so far*!!!

Haha! The exam was biased towards CVS - not complaining tho! And the SAQs this year were 3 text-matching and 2 short notes - atrial fibrillation and differences between stable angina and acute coronary syndromes. It's so bad at the moment, all this shop talk has worked its way into everyday conversations now! Can't wait for october tho, but i've gotta get my spiel off to Alice to say why I want to do anatomy! ARGH!
Reply 50
desyek
Haha! The exam was biased towards CVS - not complaining tho! And the SAQs this year were 3 text-matching and 2 short notes - atrial fibrillation and differences between stable angina and acute coronary syndromes. It's so bad at the moment, all this shop talk has worked its way into everyday conversations now! Can't wait for october tho, but i've gotta get my spiel off to Alice to say why I want to do anatomy! ARGH!


Oh I did the anatomy dissection, twas good fun. I think the second year has been organised (for the most part) extremely well. You probably won't find a system taught better that with Eugene Lloyd though.

I've now officially waved goodbye to geoff clarke :cool: (unless I fail my exams, that is!!)
i thought there was a flares in bristol? :frown: booo.
Reply 52
timeofyourlife
Oh I did the anatomy dissection, twas good fun. I think the second year has been organised (for the most part) extremely well. You probably won't find a system taught better that with Eugene Lloyd though.

I've now officially waved goodbye to geoff clarke :cool: (unless I fail my exams, that is!!)


Haha yeah! Good ol' Geoff...
CVS was awesomely taught and i will repeat that over and over again ad infinitum!
You don't happen to know Umar Yousouf or Sanje Cantevenbegintospellhissurname do you? They're my 'parents' haha!
Reply 53
wednesburywench
i thought there was a flares in bristol? :frown: booo.


humm i'm not sure actually, i know there's a reflex which i believe is the same kinda thing - but obviously different - just watch out for the locals :P
Reply 54
wednesburywench
i thought there was a flares in bristol? :frown: booo.

Not that I'm aware of, no.
Reply 55
how can a place as big as bristol not have a flares? does it have anything similar?
Reply 56
Reflex, as has been mentioned, is your best bet.

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