Dr. Pastor started off the day with a second lecture on
signal transduction, which was very well done. Talking with him after, we
discussed how in our undergrad we learned much of his lecture over an entire
semester, not just 2 hours. Although we did learn it in more detail, it is
still difficult to pick up even the basic concepts in such a short time – one of
the difficulties with starting medical school directly from high school.
Afterwards we helped the students with some of the general concepts from their
PBL, such as organ donor matching and blood transfusion. The students use many
different textbooks, making it difficult to get the same information -- especially because some textbooks are much older than others -- which can lead to a bit of confusion.
At the end of the day we did a presentation on time
management. Since we have gone through our undergrad, we had a few tips that we
had picked up along the way. Overall we thought it went well, and many of the
students downloaded the presentation on their USB.
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