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Today’s inane images of the day:
A real update to come later.
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It looks like you’re missing a poster version of Allie’s improved pain scale: http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/02/boyfriend-doesnt-have-ebola-probably.html
Is that for one year, or all 4?
@Kyle: TEEHEE! This is great.
@Kristin: I believe these books cover pre-clinical years (M1 & M2) — but I don’t remember if there was a physiology book in there, so it could encompass mostly M1 and not all of M2 (some of our courses span both years). I’ll keep you updated!