Pre-Musculoskeletal Anatomy & Pathophysiology test

It's one cold day. Not to mention, it was SUPER windy during April's Fool!!!
The wind was 34 kmph!!! Just imagine the wind was so strong that it can blow a 25 kg kid away!! Perhaps even a 30 kg kid!!!
Yesterday was SUPER cold!! Yes, SUPER DUPER cold!! I followed Jun Shi and others to unichurch and while I was walking towards McMullin Building, I can feel the wind blowing through my thin layer of jacket, through my skin, into my flesh, through my bones!!!!
Before I forget, it was 12'C !!!
I checked the weather forecast once again this early morning...
It was stated to be 14'C!! I know it would rise again at noon, however for precaution, I wore a layer of stockings inside my pants.
Can you imagine just a single thin thin thing can keep you warm???
Oh well, to the more scientific aspect it was because air was trapped inside and therefore allowing heat to be retained. Less heat loss = feel warm
It's 19'C now at 9pm and I know the temperature will rise further more tomorrow and the day after AND drop again on Thursday!!
I think I have to get all my winter clothings ready!!

Gosh... I still have a lot to study... I feel somehow sleepy when I studied but once again active when I'm typing this blog.
What should I do???
Hopefully what I've studied earlier was already engraved in my memory 'coz I don't think I have any time to go through them again. We have another test on Friday, yet I haven't touched anything on that Subject!!!

Paranoid.....

Sigh~ No point worrying now. What I should do is just continue studying. Just study as much as I can I guess. No point complaining now, it does me no good anyway. Worrying does not save me from the anatomy test and the pathophysiology test.

I shall start activating my cerebrum for memorising. Activate my CNS and PNS; SNS and ANS for sensory and motor neurones that I required for studying.
I shall use my abductor pollicis longus, extensor pollicis longus, extensor pollicis brevis, extensor indicus, extensor digiti minimi, extensor carpi radialis longus, extensor radialis brevis, extensor carpi ulnaris, extensor digitorum, flexor digitorum profundus, flexor pollicis longus, flexor carpi radialis, palmaris longus, flexor carpi ulnaris, flexor digitorum superficialis....... and sOooooOooo many more other muscles to grab my clinical oriented anatomy text book, flip its pages and grab a pen to make notes!!!


Good Luck Cindy you can do it. =)