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Not an acid base problem

Hi there! My undergraduate degree was health sciences and I took all these classes a little bit ago and want to refresh them so I can continue back onto the path CAA. What does MCAS self prep be the best route for me to refresh my memory? Just want to know what the best course of action would be. Thank you so much. I appreciate any help and all the advice I can get!!

why is the voltage drop across all the 3 resistors the same, if the individual resistors' values are different?

Why would the P pathway not be active? If you are in complete darkness while driving, there must be something wrong, no?

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hormones can induce cell fates/ differentiation/ etc I don’t get why it’s not also correct.

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but doesn't it ultimately lead to the heart?

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1:33 plz for the love of god, why is everyone calling these esters?? isn't an R-O-R' an ETHER?? an ESTER is R-CO2-R' . What is going on??

bruh u got an entire screen to use and draw out structures, channels, and the flow and you choose to to scribble everything into 1 frame of the screen. im tryna learn the order of these channels and what blocks what, this video did not help at all. the question of the day isn't even coming to my inbox. absolutely nobody has time to watch a 35min video even on 2x speed that has nothing to do with MCAT, just rudimentary basic dumb "study techniques" - waste of time

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Question: is it safe to assume the % S character is a quotient?

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Wow that was a doozy haha thank you for working through that 😊

would you not do at least one r allele = 2pq + q^2, or does this question assume q^2 is negligible due to lethality?

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This video was straight to the point, thank you!

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What does this have to do with Bernoullis :O

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so that was true for veins but not for lymphatic vessels?

Thanks for doing these, has been very helpful in my studies

Nice video!

Thanks! What is a good resource for reviewing experimental designs

loved the mnemonics!! i've learned about the sarcomeres in a different language where there aren't really any good mnemonics for this and i hadn't thought about just using an english mnemonics.

answered exactly similar, but my thought on point 1 was - "if there was atherosclerosis, BP would rather be high"

Naturally the addition of ammonia (NH3) to a carboxylic acid forms an amide, but the reaction is very slow in the laboratory at room temperature. However, Carboxylic acid is stronger organic acid and ammonia is also a good base. If we mix both of them, a salt can be formed initially e.g. CH3COOH+NH3 = CH3COONH4, then if this reaction is heated further it can be converted into amide i.e. CH3CONH2 +H2O. As, water molecules are split out, and a bond is formed between the nitrogen atom and the carbonyl carbon atom.

Hello! I am confused about the myelinated sheaths on the axons. Since there are no action potentials happening there, I was under the impression that the charges/ions propagate via graded potential. Is this true, or am I conflating two concepts? Thank you for the video!

this also comes up in USMLE Step 1, so listen up kids!

isn't frequency inversely proportional to wavelength?

I died when you said that you acted like a Lawyer when it came down to 50/50, this is what I’m going to try moving forward!!! Thank you 😊😂

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