The winter suddenly hit Prague.Snow was falling from morning to evening non-stop. Unfortunately the temperature never dropped blow zero, which means a lot of slush-puppy on the roads. More fortunately thou, is that is it perfect weather for reading, something both me and Kristýna need to do.I'm having the very first checkpoint test for this semester, in the only subject we will get continuously tested in; pathophysiology.
The other subject are Pathology, Pathobiochemistry, Microbiology and Propadeutics of Internal Medicine but no tests will be held - instead you are expected to read up on each subject by yourself.
Kristýna will face her state exam in paediatrics in less than two weeks, so of course her mind is in between the pages as well.
The pathophysiology course began four weeks ago by introducing a hardcore chapter right from the start, namely haematology - including all the leukaemias, lymphomas, coagulatopathies and anaemias. An interesting but heavy chapter which takes time to wrap your head around.
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