Recent content by hayyleyy

hey all! i REALLY want to do physio at sydney uni next year, but my uai was 95.35 and the physio cutoff last yr was 96.25 :S grrrr im so annoyed! do you think that the cutoff could go down and i could make it in? also, if i did exercise and sports science, is it very hard to transfer to...

how can you say byron isnt as good as it seems if you havent even been there or anywhere else for schoolies yet?!?! byron was seriously awsome! the security isnt half as bad as surfers and there is still heaps of people there and heaps to do for underage people :) everyone just hung out at the...

hey i just got back from byron for schoolies- we stayed in suffolk park (on tallows beach) in a small house thing tallow beach is really nice and not as crowded as main beach (we swum with the dolphins twice :) ) there were a few other schoolies staying in suffolk park but you end up spending...

twilight is AMAZING!!! LOVE IT!! really dont want to finish it, its an addiction! :S

did anyone else find multiple choice REALLY hard?!?!? it was a bad start to the paper except it got better after that i think :)

our sign out day is the day after the formal :S should be interesting :uhhuh:

the multiple choice section for this was EASY!!! :D which is really unusual cause pdh multiple choice has been very difficult in the past... and i got exactly the same answers as Katieeee, which was confirmed by my teacher as all correct! :)

i think its just D cause the others arent social determinants of health and i just gave that list of the social determinants cause u said "There is no set list of social determinants" so yea.... anyways im over it :( all pdh in general actually ""I could argue about this answer till the...

well actually according to the text book, there is a list of social determinants including: socioeconomic status employment age location ethnicity gender education

ive got 3 left aswell.....pdh, chem, art over on thurs! :)

does anyone have any for core 2: managing anxiety OR characteristics of the learner?? or do u just try and remember them without acronyms?

sorry, but CVD incidence/morbidity IS DECREASING: from Outcomes 2 textbook pg39 "The declining prevalence of CVD is mainly due to: a reduction in the levels of risk factors improved medical care and treatment"also in a multiple choice question on board of studies from past papers: "In...

i use PICSI for the first letters of the areas then SIPIC for the main idea in each area kinda confusing.... thats just how i remember it..

oh and also... highest morbidity for cancer: males - prostate, colorectal, lung females - breast, colorectal, lung highest mortality rates: males - lung, prostate, colorectal females - breast, lung, colorectal im pretty sure thats right..... correct me if im wrong, i always get them confused :S

yea i thought so aswell... i did a multiple choice q today on board of studies and im pretty sure it said CVD incidence is decreasing