Easter time :)

Well today is easter, so HAPPY EASTER people, and thank you to all those people who've been following my blog, even though I think some of the topics are not the most invigorating. 

Well, tomorrow is April 1st. This marks about a month and a half until exams start. I have another two weeks left of Easter holidays and then 4 weeks of more lectures, a week off, and then seven exams. I hope this time they don't decide to give me seven in a row.. that was my idea of exam hell. 

Parasitology- should know this pretty well by the time the exam comes, I did well enough last time so I just need to make sure I know protozoa thoroughly. 

Pathology II- Done CNS and so much of muscoskeletal so far. The lectures are very long so it takes a lot of motivation to get through them. My plans today include re-revising the major CNS topics (inflammation, toxic and PNS) and finishing off the musco-skeletal system. I also need to read over public health I've done so far. 

Public health II- I really like this module. I shouldn't do, but there's a fascination at being able to put into practice the pathology of the animal. I'm a bit iffy with this module so far as we've not done all the practicals or lectures yet, but I think this will be one I like revising- more applied than theory which is good :).

Infectious Diseases II- Covering dogs, cats, horses and poultry. So far we've done poultry and pigeon diseases. The exam is split essays (40% dogs, 40% horses, and 20% poultry) and there will only be around 7 mcqs on poultry and pigeons will be a small part of this and maybe only one MCQ with no essay question which is a shame. There will only be one of five essay questions on chickens. I can't remember if we get a choice of essay questions in the exam, its something I need to look at, but seeing as I haven't had the lectures for the other half of the module yet it might be worth bombing chickens for revision :).