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Letter to Incoming Medical Students
Dear Incoming Medical Students,
Welcome to the beginning of an exciting and transformative journey! Your first year of medical school will be both challenging and rewarding. Expect a steep learning curve as you dive into subjects like anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry. You'll be building the foundation of your medical knowledge, developing critical thinking skills, and adapting to a new level of academic rigor.
It can feel overwhelming at times, but remember everyone is in the same boat. Lean on your peers, stay organized, and don’t hesitate to ask for help. Balance is key, so make time for rest, hobbies, and connection. This year is not just about studying medicine; it's about becoming part of a community of future healers.
You've got this and we're excited to see the doctor you’ll become.
Warmly,
Preply With Maryam
🩺 What to Expect in First Year of Medical School
Your first year lays the foundation for your medical education. Here's what you can expect to study:
Blood, Inflammation & Neoplasia
Explore the fundamentals of hematology, immune responses, wound healing, and the basics of cancer biology.Respiration & Circulation
Understand how the heart and lungs work, including the physiology of breathing, gas exchange, and cardiovascular function.Gastrointestinal System (GIT)
Learn about digestion, nutrient absorption, liver and pancreatic function, and common gastrointestinal disorders.Renal System
Study how the kidneys maintain fluid and electrolyte balance, filter waste, and regulate blood pressure.
These core modules are taught through lectures, labs, case-based learning, and early clinical exposure to help you build a strong foundation for your future years in medicine.
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