What is the best way to study for pathophysiology?

Answer 1

First you need to understand why type of learner you are. auditory, visual etc.

Then you need to apply that style to your learning. There is a ton of info to read in this class and lots of times the way the text book is written, it can be more confusing than clear. It is best to find alternative sources of information to break things down. The more - different - ways that you see, hear a topic, the better you will grasp it. For example: subject: Coagulation cascade. Listen / attend the lecture. Search for other sources on the subject, I like "Khan Academy". Take notes, look up terms you do not understand (google is great for a term definition). Once you have completed the module - consolidate your notes into terms and explanations that you understand. Then study your notes - referring back to the lecture / video / book if an area is still confusing. I hope this helps.