HOW I MEMORIZED EVERYTHING IN MEDICAL SCHOOL | KharmaMedic

In this video I show you how I memorize EVEYRTHING in medical school. You can use these techniques to memorize your university notes or college notes as well. These are tricks and techniques which I have found help me a lot and I hope they help you too! memorizing your notes can be difficult but if you use some of these tips and tricks I'm sure it will help :)

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🙋🏻♂️ My name is Nasir Kharma and I am a graduate student studying medicine on the undergraduate course at King's College London. This channel is dedicated to helping aspiring doctors reach their goals by getting into medical school and giving prospective medical students an insight into life at medical school. I hope these videos help :)

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[KharmaMedic]

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[anitarao]

Haha it's embarrassing how fast I clicked

[marinarep]

I also create imaginary stories in my head about the stuff that i wanna remember or i relate them to a specific person in my life

[dkkd]

I'm not a medical student yet, but I'll be going to med school next year, and watching your video is such a relief, cause my cousins/friends (who are currently studying medical) always say that med school is tough and it's very hard to figure out a study pattern for yourself. Studying medical has always been my dream, but I was a bit worried about the studies, but this video is a motivation for me.
THANK YOU.
Love from PAKISTAN 🇵🇰

[itsi]

I create a method to memorise something... later I even forget the method 😂

[rkharitha]

Finally a video addressing my long time enemy: never knew it was so easy, I will definitely apply it for my upcoming exams...It's really motivating, thank you.

[BMInes]

For the color technique (the second one) I started using it this year !! I used to highlight everything in that neon yellow highlighter (plus big title in pink) and let my brain do the job of separating/organizing informations. Now what i do is truly try to choose the best color for each chapter (it take more time but it’s totally worth it) for example, in the therapeutic strategy that’s used for prostate cancer, my chapter of hormone therapy was in green BUT : not only 1 type of green, but many shades (3 or 4 different highlighters, the moment I realized not all highlighters have the same shade of green was such a capital moment lol) so how I would use these shades is by highlighting different information according to their importance (the least important would be lighter) or by stack of theme (when it’s usually a very long paragraph where they talk about a variety of subjects for example they start talking about the name of the most used molecules, then how they work, then the sides effects, then what the recent researches are leading to.. each “theme” that I would highlight in a different shade)
This technique helped me soooo much with my visual memory cause as you said colors are easier to recall than words

[doktorazoe]

I think muscle memory has saved me many times in histology identification practical exams haha! Thanks for the other useful tips!

[CatherineHa]

I feel so motivated for fall semester already! Love how passionate you are towards your studies

[shwetakumari]

wowwww the colour technique is my fav. most of my study materials are in pdf format, and after I finish studying them, they look like a colour palette of some sort!! only I can understand and find important information from it!! it definitely takes more time, but totally worth it.

[kianaade]

Hello ! It's great I got the same tips as you to help me memorize (I'm a first year), and I feel more "normal", 'cause I thought that most people were so smart that they are able to memorize black and white texts without even organizing that much… (but still I know there are some ppl like this)

[gracellev]

I can't believe that I've just come across this video. I'm in my first year of grad school, and honestly thought I'll never be able to memorize large contents of information considering the rate at which my cohorts and I are learning. But seeing these tips is super helpful, and I feel encouraged and motivated to try this out in all of my classes now!

[MrFusionCube]

Well, personally, as a fellow medical student, I am using the _method of loci_ as primary mnemo-technique. It's a powerhouse in its own right. As someone with an otherwise average memory, I've gotten to the point where I have built a reputation among study companions as a guy with almost photographic memory.

[esefossesincero]

Here's another technique: actually understanding it.

[hinaziqbal]

For some reason almost all your videos motivate me to study. Being a med student myself makes these tips even more relatable. Thanks for the great tips.

[Pink_Chanel_Princess]

I'm currently in nursing school, I'm rotating in different specialties now for my training, I'm planning on doing medicine afterwards, I am very passionate about it, I've worked with doctors numerous times, been involved in consultations, shadowed them and was really drawn to them, I love detail and the sophistication in A&P, I read a lot about health and medications during my spare time (ik it's weird) I really like learning about the world of medicine
I love your videos, very informative they are :)

[brittanyshaw]

The way I was taught to remember the parts of the small intestine was "Don't Jump In"! Haven't forgotten it since:)

[segundochimborazo]

lmao when you have no clue what he is memorizing

[tanisha]

The rule of opposites and relating real life examples are the ones which I have been using until now and it’s extremely that I came to know about others too which can be really helpful for my pre meds
As always loved it❤️

[Drqueen]

Omg I am a doctor from India 🇮🇳 u can actually take classes for us ❤️❤️