Hello ASMPH 2027 by Jeannica Kriselle G. Lerios-dela Peña

jleriosdelapena — 2022-08-22 11:15:46 UTC

Let's try to make the module as interactive as possible, shall we?

Hello!

2022-11-26 06:05:18 UTC

I'm Sab from TG1/Anatomy Group 18 :) I'm excited to learn how to do proper PE for this module!! :)

Hi!!

2022-11-26 06:26:45 UTC

I'm Enza from Lab Group #11 (and TG5)! I'm really excited to learn about the ECG. My main concern would be again just the adjustment into the module and a study routine since each week have different schedules (Week 1 with the lab, Week 2 with a mix of everything and Week 3 with a majority of asynch material).

Hello!

2022-11-26 14:26:01 UTC

Good day! I'm Andre and I'm excited to study and learn more about the cardiovascular and respiratory system! :)

Hi, everyone! ☺️

2022-11-26 15:57:02 UTC

I'm Patti Diño from TG 14 & Anatomy Group 13! ♥️ I'm excited to dive deep and learn more about what keeps us alive and breathing! I'm also looking forward to being able to identify the different heart and lung sounds, especially during the conduct of PE with our patients! Hopefully, I'll be able to appreciate this module despite the voluminous info & to still enjoy the learning process for this 3 weeks!

2022-11-26 16:52:25 UTC

Hi, I'm Mikay from Anatomy Group 20. I'm excited to learn about this module, especially the PE because we'll be using "doctor tools" like the stethoscope (which is like an important symbol of a healthcare provider). 💖 🩺

Hi! :>

2022-11-26 19:14:35 UTC

I'm Maita Dela Cruz from TG 7 and Anatomy Group 12. I expect this module to be quite heavy, but I'm excited to learn more about how the body works and keeps us alive and well!

Hello :">

2022-11-27 01:50:23 UTC

I am Nikki Siasoco from TG 8 and Anatomy Group 7 and I'm excited for the activities of this module especially Lab and PE!

Hallo!

2022-11-27 02:23:03 UTC

I'm RM from Anatomy Grp. 8 and TG6. I am looking forward to learning about the basics of the cardiovascular and respiratory system, esp. since the heart is one of the most interesting organs for me. I am also looking forward to the activities in store for the module and I hope to gain a lot of new learning experiences from this class 💖.

Hello! ☻

2022-11-27 02:31:08 UTC

I'm Jean Romano from TG 4 & Anatomy Group 4. Seeing the suggested schedule, I see that the module will be heavy and might be overwhelming. Nonetheless, I'm excited to learn about the Cardiovascular + Respiratory Systems, and hopefully gauge if this is really what I want to pursue in my future studies/specialization.

Hello!

2022-11-27 03:18:58 UTC

I'm Miguel from TG10 and Anatomy Group 18. While I'm expecting the module to be heavy as we're studying two related organ systems, I'm excited to start this module and especially excited to learn through the lab sessions, patient encounter, and how to conduct physical exams!

Hi!

2022-11-27 03:41:21 UTC

I'm Dani Cabrera from TG15 and Anatomy group 17 :> This was the module was most looking forward to, having had it as an elective in my undergrad. Since that was online, I am excited for lab, the patient encounter and just learning more because I plan on pursuing this as a specialization in the future.

Hi!

2022-11-27 04:26:21 UTC

I'm Mervin from Group 16! I'm really excited to work on this module because I see myself pursuing a specialization related to this module. I am also looking forward to learning from the experts in the field. I felt butterflies in my stomach just from accepting the module invite. Can't wait!

Hello! :D

2022-11-27 04:50:21 UTC

My name is Sidney from TG4 and Anatomy Group 5. Not gonna lie, the schedule seems overwhelming, especially since bulk of it seems to tackle physiology huhu. Nonetheless, I'm excited for all the learnings, the laboratory sessions, and patient encounter! See you all soon :>

Hi!

2022-11-27 04:51:51 UTC

I am Twinkle from TG 3, Anatomy Group 9. I am looking forward to this module because I have always been fascinated by the human heart. I hope to learn more about its anatomy and physiology, as well the clinical correlations associated with it💛

2022-11-27 05:16:31 UTC

Hello! I’m Avy Salvador (you can call me Avy, pronounced like “navy” without the “n”) from TG5, Anatomy Group 24! I sort of struggled with cardio and respi physiology during college, so this time around I hope to do better and develop an appreciation for the topics! See you soon!

2022-11-27 05:52:56 UTC

Hi! I'm Summer Lim from TG 10 and Anatomy Group 4. Back in undergrad, we were able to briefly tackle the heart in our Anatomy and Physiology class. I really enjoyed our lessons back then and that's why I'm very excited to dive into this module!

2022-11-27 05:59:46 UTC

Hi! Im Sophia / SB from TG12, Anatomy Group 2. Expecting lots of interesting activities such as the patient encounters and the laboratory activities

Greetings!

2022-11-27 07:22:28 UTC

I am Rico Rafael Sacro from Anatomy Group 1! I have always been fascinated with the Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems ever since I was in 6th grade when I first memorized the basic anatomy of the heart. I even took a Cardiopulmo specialization elective during my BS Biology days in Ateneo. Whenever my friends and relatives ask me what will be my clinical specialty in the future, I tell them preliminarily that I always wanted to do IM-Cardio or Cardiothoracic Surgery but I think I will know the specialty that I really want once I rotate during Clerkship and Internship. I'm really excited for this module, especially the patient encounters and integrative labs! I hope this module will inspire me to stick with my preliminary clinical specialty dream--lubb dubb!

Hi!

2022-11-27 07:29:42 UTC

Hi! I'm Mata from TG16 & Anatomy Group 13. I'm excited to learn more about the cardiovascular system and its intricacies. I find the heart a very fascinating organ and I expect this module to be very info-heavy but fulfilling!

Hey!

2022-11-27 08:12:15 UTC

I'm Matt from TG9 and Anatomy Group 19. My expectations for this module is that it will challenging, but facilitative for learning. I hope that it'll be reasonably paced. I'm expecting to be taken out of my comfort zone given that there seems to be a lot of physiology, but I'm open to the new learning experience. I currently have no concerns or questions. I'm excited to learn with you all!

Hello!

2022-11-27 08:50:27 UTC

Hi! I’m Nazarhia Chanteuse Peralta, but you can just call me Ria, from TG 4 and Anatomy Group 4. One of the people that inspired me to pursue med is my lola’s cardiologist, so I have been looking forward to this module. I read through my batchmates’ responses, and I totally agree that the module seems overwhelming, but I am really excited for our lectures and onsite activities. See you soon, Doc! <3

Hello! Nice to meet you!

2022-11-27 08:55:37 UTC

Hi! I'm Nadine from TG6 and Anatomy Group 23. :)
I'm expecting to learn a lot during this course and I'm really excited for the physiology sections! I really enjoyed my human physiology course in undergrad, especially the cardiovascular section. I'm looking forward to learning more about the heart and the lungs in this module! I'm also expecting to feel a bit overwhelmed by the amount of information I'll have to absorb within just three weeks, but I hope I can manage! :)
I'm a bit concerned about adjusting to this module. So far, I've tried many different study routines for each module because they all seem to require a different strategy. I don't really have a set study strategy in place yet, so I hope I can finally find one, especially since this is the last module of the semester. I'm also concerned about the histology portions of the course. I'm not the best at histology, so I really hope the topics are explained well! ^___^'
I don't really have any questions at the moment, but I hope it's all right if I just message you, Doc, and ask for help on topics I really don't understand! :D
Overall, though, I've been looking forward to this course and I can't wait to "meet" you tomorrow, po, Doc! ^__^

Hi everyone!

2022-11-27 09:00:17 UTC

I'm Lyon from TG5 and Anatomy Group 11. I expect this module to be very informative about both cardiovascular and respiratory systems and the organs related with them. The heart and lungs are such vital organs that provide us with the necessities of life. As such, I am very excited to learn about these organs and how they interact with our body so that we are able to function fully as human beings.

Hello there!

2022-11-27 09:41:25 UTC

Hi! I'm Enrico Go from TG4 and Anatomy Group 4. I expect this course to be very challenging yet also very relevant and informative. Personally, I am interested in this course since a lot of people deal with cardiovascular or respiratory problems. With this in mind, I think it would be very useful for a doctor to have a good foundation in understanding the anatomy and physiology of how the cardiovascular and respiratory systems work.

Hi!

2022-11-27 11:26:48 UTC

Hi, I am Edric from Anatomy group 17 and TG 11! I expect this course to be fun, dynamic, and informative as I have always been curious about the heart. I have no concerns and questions regarding the module and hope to finish the semester on a high!

HI!

2022-11-27 11:58:50 UTC

Hi! I'm Jonrich Dy from TG13 and Anatomy Group 22. I expect this module to be hard, as many have previously said, but I also expect it to be fun and exciting to learn. I usually prefer topics that are more process-based than memory based, and so I'm excited to learn this module even though I know it will be hard. I've always wanted a specialization in Cardiovascular Thoracic Surgery (although I'm still open to changing specialities as I go throughout med school). I hope to learn a lot and hopefully gain a further appreciation for this module. My main concern and question is whether the questioning style of the exams are only lecture-based, or are we expected to be asked questions coming from the book that was not tackled in the lectures? Also, will the exam questions be more case-based? I would also be more comfortable with having a few non graded quizzes that have similar questioning styles with the exam so we can orient ourselves on what to focus on and how to study during our reviews :D

Hi!!

2022-11-27 12:09:15 UTC

I'm Kiara Suarez from TG3 and Anatomy Group 14. I expect this module to be interesting and challenging. I hope I will be able to digest everything and truly learn from this module. However, upon checking the lessons, I am a bit overwhelmed with how much we have to learn.

Hello!

2022-11-27 12:10:39 UTC

I’m Chynna from group 16. I’m so excited to learn from this module since cardio holds a special place in my heart (no pun intended hehe). I’m also looking forward about the ECG and the PE!

Hello!

2022-11-27 12:25:21 UTC

Hello! I'm Lara Mallari (but you can call me Dootie 😄) from TG 8 and Anatomy Group 4. I'm especially interested about this module because several cardiovascular and respiratory diseases are closely linked to the worsening state of the environment. Having seen our schedule, I expect this module to be very challenging yet fulfilling. Looking forward to the next three weeks!

Hello!!!

2022-11-27 12:37:18 UTC

Hello, everyone! I'm Cath Liwanag. Ever since I was a kid, I struggled with asthma so I am definitely looking forward to learning more about that! I also hope this module is an exciting adventure to cap off our first semester in medicine and as we enter the holiday season! I am excited to have more patient encounters and broaden my horizons with regards to cardio and respi!

ericjoshuareyes — 2022-11-27 12:38:39 UTC

Hi! I'm EJ Reyes from TG10 & Anatomy group 1! I'm excited with this module since I personally think that the heart is one of the most iconic organs of the body. I'm also excited to learn ECG and PE taking while observing the physics of the cardiovascular system.

Hello 😁😁

2022-11-27 13:04:19 UTC

I’m Biboy from TG 1 and Anatomy Group 1. I feel that this module would be challenging but at the same time really insightful and enriching.

Hello!!

2022-11-27 13:32:45 UTC

Hello!! I’m Alyssa Rejuso, but you can call me Aly. I’m from TG13 and Anatomy Group 9. I am excited for this course as I’ve always found the cardiovascular and respiratory systems very interesting. However, I am quite anxious as well as I feel like this course would be challenging, but I know that I will also be able to learn a lot and (hopefully) be able to apply these lessons not just in my future practices, but also in my daily life. It’s nice meeting you all!

Hello!

2022-11-27 13:37:31 UTC

Hello! I'm Dani Echegoyen from TG 2 and Anatomy Group 21. I'm honestly kind of intimidated by the module I think because it's about two systems and will only be tackled in 3 weeks. But I am definitely looking forward to it!! Especially to the patient encounter since the last time we had one was during P&P (the first module of the sem) and I remember how much I enjoyed it hehe. Like what some of my batchmates have shared, I am also looking forward to learning with everyone and finishing strong on our last module for this sem. Kakayanin!! 💖

Hi!

2022-11-27 13:39:33 UTC

Hello everyone! I'm JP Apellido from TG 2. I feel a bit apprehensive about this module because the load seems like a lot, but I'm hoping to learn as much as I can!

2022-11-27 14:17:24 UTC

Hello! I'm Franzl from TG14 and AG8. I am scared of this module since it looks very overwhelming but I am excited as well since it can be a potential career path for me if I do well.

2022-11-27 14:20:48 UTC

Hello doc! I'm Kai Galope from TG3 and Anatomy Group 5! My friend once told me that anxiousness can often be mistaken for excitement so I choose to believe I'm excited rather than anxious :) My parents say cardio is really interesting and it's good that first years have this topic already so I'm glad to be exposed and i'm just going to open my mind to the possibilities and learnings! 🥳

Hi!!

2022-11-27 14:35:29 UTC

I'm Ina from TG 16 and Lab Group #7! Upon seeing the suggested schedule and the topics we will be tackling, I expect the module to be heavy and challenging. Nevertheless, I'm still excited to learn, especially during the lab sessions as well as the patient encounter! :)

hello!

catherinebantayan — 2022-11-27 14:45:41 UTC

Hi! I'm Cathy from TG1 and AG18. Cardio is a subject I'm not really knowledgeable in so I'm excited to learn more through this course. The heart and lungs are incredibly important organs for us to continue living so I'm hoping to get to know these organs better! I understand that this module won't be a walk in the park but I'm ready to do my best regardless :-)

HELLOOOOO!!!!

2022-11-27 14:49:01 UTC

My name's Daniel from TG17!
E: I expect to finally answer what an ECG means by the end of the module!

C: With the two holidays that interfere with our schedule, I am worried that the module might become too congested.

Q: Yung course materials po ba, are they by group or are most of them individual?

That's my ECQ po, and I look forward to starting this module!!

Hello!

2022-11-27 15:29:59 UTC

I'm Maxine from TG7 and Anatomy group 22! I expect this module to be quite heavy, especially after seeing the schedule for the next 3 weeks. I expect that it will be quite a challenge finishing the 3-4 lectures assigned for each day. I was able to take up the cardiovascular and respiratory systems before in my anatomy & physiology class in undergrad, but I'm excited to learn more about these topics in depth through this module. I'm looking forward to applying my learnings to better understand the cardiovascular/respiratory conditions some of my family members have. :)

Hi! 🫀🫁

2022-11-27 15:43:57 UTC

I'm Jarelle Cu! Although I took a cardio respi elective in my Biomedical Sciences specialization in Ateneo de Manila, I expect that the course is as difficult as any other MD courses and so I am concerned if I would be able to absorb everything given the limited time. However, I believe that all of our doctor-professors are good in teaching and so I look forward to learning more! 🫶🏼 I have no questions so far also!

Hi there!

paulfrancisuy — 2022-11-27 16:26:51 UTC

I am Paul Francis Uy from TG6 and Anatomy Group 17, and I believe that the fastest way to a man's heart is through his stomach 👁️👄👁️

Expectations - At the end of the module, I want to be confident in interpreting ECG tracings and to be knowledgeable of the many cardio-respi math equations by heart🫀

Concerns - To be overwhelmed with the workload. Also wary on how to study heart sounds since most resources for medschool are book/notes based.

Question/s - wala lungs 🫁

Hi!

2022-11-27 16:31:13 UTC

I'm Nina Antonio from TG 14 and Anatomy Group 2! I expect this module to be difficult and challenging since it requires a thorough understanding of all the physiology regarding the cardiovascular and respiratory system. Despite this, I hope to enjoy the module while learning. I have no concerns or questions at the moment.

Hello!!

2022-11-27 16:34:04 UTC

I’m Steph Obias from TG7 and Anatomy Group 18 ❤️. I expect that this module will be challenging especially when I saw the scheduling so this will really challenge my time management (hoping for the best 😭). However, I also look forward to having fun while learning as cardiorespiratory is the field I find fascinating that I would like to pursue in the future. Hopefully, I’ll gain new knowledge and skills that I can share, and be able to retain this info for the next years :))

Hello!

2022-11-27 18:23:45 UTC

Hello, I'm Celin Audrey V. Nuñez or Audrey for short from Anatomy Group 3. Back in undergrad, I considered Cardio-Respi as one of the more challenging subjects because it is very difficult to absorb all of the concepts, and I was only able to appreciate the theoretical concepts when I already handled patients firsthand. Given that, I expect that this module will still be as overwhelming since it'll only be done in 3 weeks, but I hope to be able to better grasp and supplement the concepts I learned before. Being an RN, Cardio-Respi PE is something I'm quite familiar with, so I'm also hoping to improve my skills. We also rotated at the ECG Department for a week back in undergrad, but to be honest, I wasn't really able to fully grasp what the probes captured. Hopefully I get to understand more about the normal anatomy and physiology of the Cardio-Respi systems so that I'll be able to apply them better in the future!

Hi!

2022-11-28 00:19:20 UTC

Hi! I'm Isabella Bolaños (but you can call me Bella)! I'm from Anatomy group 20 and TG 11 :) I'm actually excited for this module because I've always been fascinated with the heart. With this, I expect this module to be fun and informative. However, like my classmates, I fear that the module is quite overwhelming. Hopefully, we all get to survive it nonetheless so we can enjoy the holidays :)

Hello! 🫶

2022-11-28 00:24:30 UTC

Hello! My name is Alyanna Gonzales, but you may call me Ayan for short. From the advice of my upper batch, I expect that this module will be overwhelming content-wise (especially as the last module for the year) but that having compassionate profs ultimately makes it easier and even fun to learn. According to them, this module focused more on understanding than memorization, with an emphasis on concepts and story-based/sequence-of-events learning. This boosts my confidence because I have a better time absorbing information this way. Personally I am excited for CardioRespi, because I grew up learning about the heart from my father, who is a cardiologist, at a young age! I would play with his model of the heart like a toy and always try to describe what I saw in ECGs as “mountains, buildings, hills” etc. so I am looking forward to how to actually interpret an ECG correctly. I am also anticipating the most impactful and memorable parts of this module to be the patient encounters, of which I am equally excited and nervous to conduct. My only concern for the module is the volume of lectures to study for the next 3 weeks (would appreciate any tips for a slow reader/learner hihi). Overall, I am looking forward to our future sessions and meetings for CardioRespi! 🫀🫁

P.S., one of my father’s greatest dreams is to someday go on rounds in hospitals with one of his children by his side… Here's hoping this module will make me want to help fulfill that dream someday lol! :)

Hello!

jaimeluismendoza — 2022-11-28 00:25:25 UTC

Hi! I'm Jaime Luis Mendoza, but you can call me Jelo. I'm from TG6 and Anatomy Group 22!

E: I expect this module to be difficult but at the same time, very insightful

C: No concerns at the moment

Q: No questions at the moment

Hi!

2022-11-28 00:27:24 UTC

Hello, I'm Mariel Lim or Mar from TG15 and Anatomy Group 19. I expect that Cardio-Respi to focus more on physiology than the previous 2 anatomy modules had, and that it'll probably be difficult to absorb immediately. Regardless, I'm still excited because of the interesting dynamics of the cardio-respiratory system, how they work, and how they could be affected and cause common problems.

Hello!!

2022-11-28 00:31:48 UTC

I'm Gabrielle Fadriquela or Gibby from TG 8 and Group 9! I'm really looking forward to the upcoming weeks because of how interesting all the topics seem to be! Same as my classmates, I'm also worried about the difficulty of the workload. Overall, though, I think it's definitely a good module to end the year/sem with :)

Hi!

stso12 — 2022-11-28 00:32:48 UTC

I'm Shannen from TG10 and AnatGroup 15! Can't pinpoint exactly why but I've always been interested in the heart! Hope I can overcome hurdles in studying and make the most out of this module with my batchmates!

Hello hello!

2022-11-28 00:48:56 UTC

Hey hey! I'm Immanuel Zach Pacis from TG 13 and Anatomy Group 6.

Expectations: To understand which parts of the heart is being measured by the "V1-V6" labels in an ECG. Hehe

Concerns: Workload but we shall see

Questions: None for now! Pretty excited to start tbh

Hello! (◕‿◕)

2022-11-28 00:49:42 UTC

I'm Jancee Domalanta from TG 16 and Group 17! Going through the syllabus, I expect this module to be challenging and quite overwhelming. Nevertheless, I look forward to learn and grow more with my batchmates :) I also especially look forward to the integrative activities hehe

Hello!!

2022-11-28 01:46:07 UTC

Hello! I'm Gabi from TG4 and Anatomy Group 23! I'm excited and yet anxious for this upcoming module. I've always been interested in studying the heart and I also can't wait to learn how to use all the instruments on patients 😆. However. at the same time, I'm nervous as I anticipate this module to be quite challenging and high yield, but I will try to do my best and enjoy what I'm learning 😊.

HIIIII

2022-11-28 01:54:03 UTC

Hi! I am Cai from TG13 and Anatomy Group 22.

Expectations: Fun but challenging

Concern: might feel burnt out since it's the end of the semester already and I might have been stretched too thinly during the semester

Questions: Is histology part of the moving exam?

Hi!

2022-11-28 01:56:36 UTC

Hi! I'm Margerie Zia Majarais, you can call me Zia. I'm from TG1 and Anatomy Group 20. I'm mostly looking forward to learning more about physical examination and patient encounter. I think that the module will be fast-paced, so I hope to be off to a good start. Then, Christmas break :)

Hello!

2022-11-28 05:10:44 UTC

Hi I'm Larry, from TG14. For this course I hope that I get appreciate more the intricacies of the cardiology and respiratory systems, given that I have little background in it from college. I hope that the pace for this course is manageable enough for us, given that there are several holidays which may lessen our time for studying. Hoping that this module will be a breeze, and am excited to learn new things :)

HI!!

2022-11-28 05:13:33 UTC

I am Matthew Macalintal from anatomy group 2 and TG 16!
No questions yet so far & My expectation of this class is that it will be very interesting as I haven't extensively gone through the cardio and respiratory systems before and I am really looking forward to the application portion of this class!

Hi, I'm Trish!🫀🫁

2022-11-28 05:14:24 UTC

Hello, everyone! I'm Anna Patricia (Trish) Binobo from TG13 and Anatomy Group 3. I'm really excited to go through our Cardio-Respi module because these are the topics I'm earnestly interested to learn about. I'm specifically looking forward to reading an ECG and understanding its implications on the human body. As with other batchmates have posted, I'm mostly concerned with the workload given the time and the number of topics we have. Despite this, I'm still expecting to have fun and to learn!

No questions for now, but I might have some as we go through the modules.

2022-11-28 06:37:23 UTC

Hello! I'm Erika from TG7 and Anatomy Group 23! I'm expecting this module to be quite challenging since I don't think I've tackled any of the topics in the past. However, I'm pretty up for the challenge and I'm excited for the activities in store for us. :)

2022-11-28 07:46:19 UTC

Heyya! Hope I'm not too late to introduce myself x) I'm Iggy Bunag from TG 15 and Anatomy Group 21! I am honestly quite overwhelmed at the seemingly fast-paced schedule of the module, but am nonetheless excited for the things that we will be learning as a class! I'm looking forward to this module because it would hopefully give me a lot of insight regarding hypertension (common disease in my family).

Hello! 👋

2022-11-28 08:54:53 UTC

Hi everyone! I'm Danise Sy from TG 11 and Anatomy Group 20.

I expect to learn more about the intricacies of the anatomy and physiology of what allows us to be living and breathing organisms. Aside from this, I'm really excited to acquire skills on physical examination through the patient encounter!

I'm concerned about the workload of this module, especially since the first few lectures have already been fast-paced and information overload for me 😭 I also heard that there will be some physics involved in the physiology aspect, so I hope I'll be able to understand that well. Despite these concerns, I'll make sure to do my best!

No questions as of the moment.

Looking forward to the next sessions we'll have ◡̈

Hi! ^__^

2022-11-28 10:17:12 UTC

Hello! I'm Kat Barin from TG 9 and Anatomy Group 10!

I'm honestly really nervous about going through this module since I heard it can be quite challenging and because some of our past modules have been really overwhelming and stressful for me T___T Despite this, I still really hope to give my best as it's our last module before the sem ends :) One thing I'm looking forward to is meeting and learning from our faculty both onsite and online. Hopefully by the end of the module as well, I would be even more interested and equipped to explore the world of cardiovascular and respiratory systems :-)

Eyo!

2022-11-28 10:21:18 UTC

I'm Dennis from TG 15.

I hope this module is as fun as they say it is. How fun? Who's "they"? That's for me to figure out...

Hi Doc and batchmates!

2022-11-28 14:24:05 UTC

My name's Jose Layug but I usually go by the nickname "Jodi". I would like to approach this module with the same mindset and thirst for learning and knowledge which has fueled me in my medical school journey so far. On a more realistic perspective, I expect this module to be challenging yet rewarding at the same time. This brings me to my personal concern of how I would pace myself in this module given the numerous topics to learn in a limited time. Nonetheless, I look forward to what the next 3 weeks has in store and I hope to a better medical student than I am right now when this module concludes. No questions so far. Excited na po ako sa holiday season.

Hello! :)

2022-11-28 14:41:53 UTC

Hello! I'm Alexi from TG12 and Anatomy Group 21! :) I'm quite nervous about digesting all the content we have to learn in these next three weeks since I understand that this module can be heavy. Nonetheless, I'm just as excited. Some heart conditions experienced by my family members have made me curious about our cardiovascular system. I hope to share some of my learnings with them at the dinner table. :)

Hello

2022-11-29 01:53:32 UTC

Hello, I am L Labadan from TG12 and AG 13. I am expecting this to be a content heavy module, but I am excited for the upcoming lessons because the cardiovascular system hits too close to (forgive the pun) the heart because some family members and I myself have cardio-related conditions.

Hallo!!

2022-12-04 17:26:42 UTC

Hi! I am ASHI (Christian Aceret) from TG 11 and Anatomy group 17. I am an aspiring interventional cardiologist so I am hoping to love this module. I am both anxious and excited since I know that cardio-respi is not an easy module. I hope i will learn a lot from this and hopefully apply it in the future <3