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Originally Posted by lksteve
this does not pertain to calculus, differential equations, or physical chemistry...
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 sigh...I was about to steer the questions towards that direction. I almost lost it when I discovered all the fluid dynamics stuff I used to get my A's from now just flies way over my head. I know you can always relearn things, but it seems certain old information (engineering) can be easily overridden by the new information (medical).
Do you QPs retain both the old and new MOS knowledge when cross trained?
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Originally Posted by NousDefionsDoc
... actually tried to memorize everything (I guess that's what we were doing).
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I guess I have much to work on, I'm inclined to believe with medical stuff, you just do that: memorize, and that folks in med school must have photographic memory. Ah well, I did count the cost and am doing my best.
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