Biology exam thoughts (4 Viewers)

[Mr_Kap]

I'm pretty sure I read B saying that there's no need for hygiene practices, which automatically ticked my brain to tell me "wtf u still suppose to wash ur hends idiot".

which question

 

[Flop21]

Wait, the last question in the communication topic (The 7 marker one) asked about ACCOMMODATION?

I did Hearing Aid + IOL & the process through phacoemulsification. x-x Rip me.

It asked about problems with visual accommodation > i.e. problems with lens/focusing light.

 

[luhanbby]

Wait, the last question in the communication topic (The 7 marker one) asked about ACCOMMODATION?

I did Hearing Aid + IOL & the process through phacoemulsification. x-x Rip me.

SAME!!!!!!!!! Omg I swear the iol implantation can work too ( right ?!!! It's still going to impact on accomodation :/

 

[Nyminix]

It asked about problems with visual accommodation > i.e. problems with lens/focusing light.

OMG. I was so confident finishing that question to lol. Like "Yep, this looks like a 6/7 marker for sure".

Well, damn, there might go a possible Band 6.

 

[Furrball]

That's what i did too

 

[harrycahill]

it said diagram

 

[TQuadded]

I was so focused on answering the question I forgot to specify the scientific knowledge I've acquired. I definitely would have gotten full marks if I had talked in specifics. I always leaned towards the question.

 

[BlueGas]

SAME!!!!!!!!! Omg I swear the iol implantation can work too ( right ?!!! It's still going to impact on accomodation :/

Accomodation is affected by the shape of the lens, not the clouding of the lens, clouding only affects the penetration of light lol.

 

[BlueGas]

Sadly I also put phacoemulsification...

 

[BlueGas]

I reckon accomodation can also be affected by cataracts, as due to the clouding of the lens focus may not be changed correctly on distant/close objects due to the clouding?

 

[TQuadded]

I reckon accomodation can also be affected by cataracts, as due to the clouding of the lens focus may not be changed correctly on distant/close objects due to the clouding?

Well they can't read your mind. If you had put this statement into the exam they might have considered it. If not, they'll just see no reason to give marks to your phacoemulsification.

 

[dewdropsdrop]

Let's just abandon biology hopes and focus on maths HAHA

Still have 4 4u hsc pps to do lmao

 

[rawdata]

i think it's a bacteria? pretty sure bacteria has a cell wall and it has a membrane. just no membrane bound organelles

You reckon a bacterium is larger than a RBC? Wow, big call.

 

[rand_althor]

Did no one else get to take part of the exam home? Anyone want pics of the option topics?

 

[Mr_Kap]

Did no one else get to take part of the exam home? Anyone want pics of the option topics?

yeh i didnt get to take it out.. pm me.

 

[chauder]

Could I have pics of communication? Thanks

 

[noctua]

When you finally finish HSC and decide to get high.

 

[Flop21]

Yeah definitely was a fungi cell...

Yeast cell on the right, and bacteria cell on the left.

 

[TQuadded]

Yeah definitely was a fungi cell...

Yeast cell on the right, and bacteria cell on the left.

God dang it. Somehow I read 'cell...' then looked at 'membrane' and it registered in my brain as "cell membrane". What an idiot.

 

[Nyminix]

Did no one else get to take part of the exam home? Anyone want pics of the option topics?

Please send the communication topic if you can! Thanks