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It's been about a decade since I took the MCAT and A LOT has changed with the MCAT since then. So why not embarrass myself and try to take the MCAT again, 10 years later!?
The MCAT and other med school board exams are full of esoteric information that you learn for the exam and then quickly forget. I think it's safe to say I forgot most of the random info that isn't pertinent to my daily practice in Radiology and Interventional Radiology.
What are my thoughts on the MCAT?
Is the MCAT a good exam?
Is the MCAT hard?
Where to find MCAT practice questions.
MCAT information
I answer all the above and much more! Hope you enjoy my ups and downs as I take the MCAT 🙃 - Michael
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@antoniowebbmd 4 года назад

Haha great minds think alike! 😂 I just filmed this same video format last week but haven’t released it yet!

@lauraserrano8685 4 года назад

Antonio J. Webb, M.D. can’t wait to watch yours too!!

@julioandrehernandez8696 4 года назад

Yesssss!!! Looking forward to it. Dr. Webb I am a huge fan of your channel, I am a first-year D.O medical student at Rocky Vista University, hoping to do trauma surgery down the line. I watch a lot of your videos to see what the future has in store for me, for better or worse lol. I just saw your "how hard was surgery residency" video yesterday actually. Good stuff. I was wondering if you could make a video on the importance or lack thereof research while in medical school and how it could affect how you match into a competitive residency. Anyway, I hope you're having a good one!

@justinthompson436 4 года назад

excited to see it!

@guestguest4023 4 года назад

Those exam questions test for short term memorization that gets forgotten after a week. In real life, all those information are readily available in books or computers. It is analytical skills that count in any profession.

@brandonquinn5806 4 года назад

Dr. Cellini: "This is something a second year med student would know right off the bat..." Me (a second year med student): "oh boy..."

@shivampatel4595 Год назад

so youre in your fourth year now?

@DrAdnan 4 года назад

It’s interesting how irrelevant a lot of the MCAT/premed material is to actual medicine

@eatcheesekobe 4 года назад

It's the foundation, and like he said once you've specialized a lot of those is just in the background and not used on a daily basis. All those MCAT information are still very relevant (minus the critical reading skills). You'll find that everything you've learned so far in school will come back in some form or another, it just depends on the particular field of medical you do. For example if you go into plastics you'll find that geometry from high school will come back to haunt you.

@yrrah89 4 года назад

thats what i thought

@HeavyProfessor 4 года назад

I wouldn't say it's irrelevant.

@dominicsom212 4 года назад

Take the khan academy bio mcat passages lol . It’s free!! Google khan academy And the free standing questions you took were simple.

@esthervictoreah7380 4 года назад

Some Canadian med schools actually agree they really don’t need an mcat

@7katness 4 года назад

Even though a lot of information "left your brain" since getting into med school, the sheer volume of medical knowledge you can roll through SO quickly is so entertaining to watch!

@neiljohnson7914 2 года назад

But how do people who are applying to med school answer these questions? Do the four years of premed cover all these topics?

@fireball27340 4 года назад

THIS DUDE SAID TERTIARY CARBOCASHION IM DEAD.

@Aox2baseline 4 года назад

Maybe I can get into med school after all 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Lmaoo

@뀨뀨-o9x1o 4 года назад

carbocashion😂

@hannahcook9477 4 года назад

I took the MCAT last April and these questions seemed a lot more medical than the test that I took haha. It would be cool if you took the Kaplan half length free practice test and skipped the first 2 sections (Chem/Phys and CARS) to the Biology/Biochemistry section they have! The majority of the MCAT questions these days aren't discrete and are 3-6 questions based on a passage. In my experience, the questions were less memorization and more deductive reasoning based on the data/ info given in the passage. Great video! This is such a cool idea! *ps thanks for making these videos I am happy to say I am starting medical school this summer in Texas and you were part of my motivation during this process.

@DaKuawn 4 года назад

100% agree with your assessment of the MCAT. I like the fact that it is more deductive reasoning. It made the new MCAT far easier in my opinion compared to the old one.

@DaKuawn 4 года назад

@@marap4107 The great thing with the MCAT is that it is standardized. Once you learn the flow of the test and learn how the test writers test you, you can take it pretty quickly. I finished my exam about 2 and a half hours early because I knew how to only read the passages once in the CARS section and how to know if questions truly required the passage, and also if I could easily find the answer in the passages. Like the passages for the science portions in most cases aren't necessary about 60-70% of the time. In many cases I just knew the answers from pure memorization and just moved on. The other thing you have to consider is "why do they make the MCAT so long?" The MCAT was a long exam before it was passage-based (they really only added an extra 2ish hours and that's because they also tagged on 2 NEW topics - psychology and sociology. In medicine you are expected to have both mental and physical stamina to endure long days. When you commit to medical schools you will have to sign paperwork that confirms that you are physically capable of meeting the demands of medical school (with clauses sometimes explicitly stating you are able to work more than a 24 hour shift). Unfortunately, the long exams (step 1-3, sometimes intermediate exams during residency to prepare you for your boards, your board certification exam, and your relicensing exams) and long hours come with trade, my friend.

@AlexK9465 2 года назад

Same. The questions that he is doing seem way more medical focused. During my MCAT test, none of the passage questions were like that.

@yasi7172 4 года назад

i am taking the MCAT in 2 months, guys everyone pray for me

@linaash7424 4 года назад

Good luck!!

@jessicarodriquez6159 4 года назад

You got this!

@markelllawson7805 4 года назад

Taking mine in 3 months! Good luck!

@matthewh7697 4 года назад

Same!

@wajidmasood3101 4 года назад

Good luck! You got this!

@aboveyou.634 4 года назад

5:00 “i’m not reading all of this cuz this like a lot of words” typical radiologist 😂😂😭

@Celuii 3 года назад

Why does it feel so good to watch you fail some if these questions 😂 Currently studying for my MCAT

@nightshockplayz5894 4 года назад

The questions you did on this video are know or die discrete. On the real thing, you can only expect one or two questions to be like this. Most of the emphasis is on critical thinking at this point. Knowing more about reasoning through the passages comes farther than knowing all of the science. Enjoyed the video!

@---ev6xm 4 года назад

I love how honest and real this is. Thanks for being willing to post this

@mikeo.4203 4 года назад

Love the fact that what i'm learning in human physiology has helped me answer the metabolic pathway questions he was going over.

@cap3c187 4 года назад

Hey doctor. This is definitely my favorite video of yours lately. Please do more videos like this one. I enjoy your medical videos much more than your travel vlog. More medicine and less travel!

@smiley8106 4 года назад

Kostiantyn Sokyrchuk true

@Dom-zk9es 4 года назад

I’m from a med school in QC, Canada and we didn’t have to take the MCAT to get in. We had a 2 year pre-med right out of high school where all the requirements were packed, and then they calculated our score in each class according to the groups average (easier classes putting you at a disadvantage). Then we would get a standardized interview called the MEMs or Multiple Mini Interviews which was a traumatic set of like 10 7minutes interviews/role plays. The premed and the MEMs were both worth 50% of our application process.

@CristianPerez-vh4zq 4 года назад

Hey, Dr. Cellini, I’m currently a Senior in high school and I’ve developed a big passion for medicine! I would like to know what future college students can do to make school a little easier, whether it’s going over flash cards during summer break or during your free time, or volunteering at a hospital. Love your videos btw! Keep up the good work!

@shahsjay 4 года назад

take AP chem or AP Bio or Ap Physics, it will save u much effort n time once u go to college.

@rubenandrew7802 4 года назад

carbocation! Car-boe-cat-eye-on 😂

@DrCellini 4 года назад

🤣🤣🤣 I told you it’s been a while

@ganeshdudani 4 года назад

I relate so much to this lmao

@kaylanbee 4 года назад

My jaw dropped at that part lmao

@Hephaestus_God 4 года назад

I knew number 3 at 13:57 from anime lmao.. There is a show called "Cells at work" and at some point it had a dendritic cell (who works ina tree house lol) show a young soldier all the embarising photos of his seinors and told him they too were weak in the past.. So i knew it was dendritic who taught the Naive T cell... thank you anime.

@MiniMoosaurus 3 года назад

That’s how I remembered this too! lol good show

@PedroSilva-dk2yd 4 года назад

Here its called ENEM in the first day 90 questions ( 45 portuguese/literature) + 45 ( history, geoghaphy, sociology and philosophy) + writting a argumentative essay. In the second and last day are 45 math questions and 45 divided into Biology, Chemistry and physics. For medicine u need at least 140/180 of correct answers ... And. At leats 920/ 1000 in the essay... Thats how it is here in Brazil. People use take 3/6 years trying ... But after that u will have public, good and free education.. Actually u can earn some transport, food, shelther assistante

@easymedicinebytmd8247 4 года назад

These are some nice questions! You did great!

@emileeprins1262 4 года назад

a) landed in the ED last week.... Needed scans at 2am. Couldn't help but think of your on call video and the fact that there was a radiologist somewhere reading my scans. :) b) do you get whatever color scrubs you want? Or is the hospital color coded? c) tell us about your plans for the rest of and after residency!

@DrCellini 4 года назад

We are back there somewhere reading every scan! A) I wear whatever color scrubs to the hospital but change into ‘ OR scrubs’ when I do procedures on IR. If on diagnostic only, scrub color doesn’t matter B). Still trying to figure that out 🙃

@YoNeilBiking 4 года назад

I've never clicked so fast in my life

@DrCellini 4 года назад

👍🏼

@sugariiesw33t 4 года назад

haha great video idea, very entertaining & reassuring that we don't necessarily need this material in order to be a good Dr!

@JonathanHeuejeheiej 4 года назад

Just wanted to let you guys know that most of the questions on this video were significantly harder than those on the actual mcat. Dw I didn’t know most of them and just scored a 520

@rae2520 4 года назад

JonathanHeuejeheiej what did you use to study?

@timshady237 4 года назад

I’m not trying to be a know-it-all weenie, but I wish my Mcat was this easy lol

@shinzaw8579 4 года назад

You should do an actual Biology section. The mcat generally doesn't have many stand alone questions like the ones you answered

@DrCellini 4 года назад

I don't think people will want to watch me take an hour long biology test lol

@MrRambee 4 года назад

I'm sure he is aware of that.... he had to have aced the MCAT to get into Med school...

@shinzaw8579 4 года назад

@@MrRambee not really. I didn't ace the mcat and Im at a US med school rn

@kingslayerlannister2004 4 года назад

@@shinzaw8579 how'd u do? i had a 519 and still no interviews

@aaiizee3 4 года назад

Kingslayer Lannister wow, that’s crazy, what was your gpa? Good luck on hearing back too !

@beccamdphd6432 4 года назад

EM doc here, found this video on a rainy quarantine day. Lol w the o-chem questions... not a clue! Thankfully I NEVER need to ponder stable radicals, TLR-specific ligands, or carbocations in the ER. Well, now with this re-discovered knowledge, I will thank TLR3 for fighting Covid.

@whitestkid 4 года назад

PharmD that graduated just over 5 years ago and i used to know all of these quesions... Now, nope. I got the same questions right&wrong that you did. I also chose "NK cells" cause I liked their name.

@scottgranger5862 4 года назад

Not a med student and don't plan on being one but this video was funny. In about two years I will be taking the Praxis exams which are tests I have to take and get a minimal passing score in order to be granted my teaching license. I have to take 4 of these tests and each one is $300 and if I don't pass I have to retake it and pay out of pocket again. I will be doing some practice test soon and thought about doing a video on the test teacher's have to take in order to be certified. If you wanna see this let me know

@sameerebrahim8718 4 года назад

Now take a full length scored exam lol

@margaux__alexx 4 года назад

Mara P yep that sounds about right for me too

@xxDPKINGxx 4 года назад

@@marap4107 Does the scoring even go that low? lol

@piisirrational1758 4 года назад

@@marap4107 Actually 472 is the lowest, so at least you didn't get the lowest score possible. lol

@piisirrational1758 4 года назад

@@marap4107 lol Sorry, but either way you didn't study yet so it doesn't really mean much.

@brandonquinn5806 4 года назад

I took the exam twice and got a 492 the first time then I got into med school with a 496 (second attempt) so just do the best that you can! Find you a good study resource and LOTS of practice questions!

@michaelalyssa395 4 года назад

Probably the worst days of my life!

@DrCellini 4 года назад

lol same

@DaKuawn 4 года назад

It's interesting that you think the exam is harder now. I took the MCAT the same year it switched over. I felt that the new MCAT was far easier than the old one for me personally. Also, the varsity tutors website test isn't representative of the MCAT at all. There is a lot more data analysis involved and biochemistry. Would you be interested in trying a full length exam lol? I am sure I can find a person that will let you take the eight-hour practice exam from Kaplan or the AAMC. Shameless plug, I did do a Q&A with the AAMC on preparing for the MCAT on my youtube channel.

@arissag960 4 года назад

Wow Doc! You're still very sharp in all areas.

@ericraine2633 4 года назад

Should combo a yeezy review with the mcat questions 😜

@DrCellini 4 года назад

🤣🤣

@sharpasnails7601 4 года назад

Ugh. I DO NOT miss the hurdle of the MCAT. So glad that test is far, far behind me. Haha. Then again, I have Step 1 to look forward to next year...

@HarpreetSingh-tt3io 4 года назад

There are not good MCAT questions since the new MCAT is based on passages and these questions are more clinical related

@grantvolpe 4 года назад

you should remake this video while using a free week trial of UWorld's MCAT question banks !!!

@thefenerbahcesk4156 4 года назад

Most of the stuff on the MCAT is just random stuff you have to memorize. Most of it will not be useful for Medical School, and the MCAT barely predicts your USMLE score. At the end of the day, the MCAT is highly correlated with social class. The more money you spend the better.

@sharpasnails7601 4 года назад

You’d be surprised. Most of it so far has come back in so many ways that I never expected in med school. Just to give a few examples, I used to think that circuits were irrelevant for med school until we had our pulmonary and cardiovascular units. Literally the exact same formulas, just entirely different applications Henderson-Hasselbach, titration, buffers, and pretty much everything pH-related ALL comes back hardcore with acid-base renal physiology. Lots of basic things with general chemistry and organic chemistry came right back, too. So did psych... And when those subjects do come back, they come back with a vengeance, except in med school you have to add even more stuff to it in an entirely different context in significantly less time.

@AdventureGaming 4 года назад

Only a very small portion of the MCAT is just straight up discreet questions. A large majority of the exam is based on a research passage, where you have to use the passage to answer the question. This video isn’t exactly showing the most representative stuff.

@DrCellini 4 года назад

I’m aware. I took the test. Reading a 3 paragraph passage on a RU-vid video is not quite entertaining lol

@taylorthechemist 4 года назад

hahahahaha I’m laughing so hard at how you said carbocation

@DrCellini 4 года назад

Goes to show how important carbocation is as a doctor lol 😂

@juniorromero4126 4 года назад

I really gotta start studying this stuff early during Pre Med lol. Some of these questions are tough but with good critical thinking skills I think I got this

@muggerb8852 4 года назад

this is hilarious, as an upcoming college freshman I'm even more lost😭😭😭

@babooshkate 4 года назад

I see people in the comments section talking about how long they studied for the MCAT (4 - 8 months) & I literally have given myself 10 weeks to do all of this (less now, as I’m taking the exam on March 14th) - please pray for my sanity 💀💀💀

@classywithatwist0127 4 года назад

Is it just me or do he seem like a super cool chill doctor

@strongbodystrongmiind 4 года назад

this also confirmed that i want to get into a specialty where i can utilize all of the medical knowledge i’ve accumulated .

@nombla1111 4 года назад

Literally impossible hahaha. Medicine is just that broad of a field! Unfortunately, as medical students, we have to learn a little bit of a lot of everything from every field

@discorabbit 4 года назад

Do you know what was hard? The core exam.

@malikasha 2 года назад

That was really interesting 💜

@jaydenbisson2894 4 года назад

Why was the actual MCAT not as easy as these questions? I got EVERY single one in the video right, but a 511 on the actual exam 🤦🏼‍♀️

@brady1123 4 года назад

Now take the NBME self-assessment for STEP 1!

@DrCellini 4 года назад

Too long lol

@brady1123 4 года назад

@@DrCellini How about just a few UWorld questions?

@funsize198 4 года назад

@@brady1123 yea...I would like to see him answer some uworld step1 questions

@sharpasnails7601 4 года назад

Dr. Cellini How about the NBME Biochemistry or Anatomy exams?

@funsize198 4 года назад

You should do another video like this with Physics or Organic. Physics should be good to know for radiology, right?

@DrCellini 4 года назад

It’s completely different physics in radiology. I would be horrid doing mcat physics haha

@ZahraA-ys6yn 4 года назад

This was interesting to watch! Was testing my own knowledge while watching it lol

@smiley8106 4 года назад

Zahra A same lol

@riskyy2657 4 года назад

Hey Dr. Cellini, do you think Air Traffic Controller is a good career?

@driedupastrey1966 4 года назад

No its alot of stress

@DrCellini 4 года назад

Lol I have no clue

@rovar00 4 года назад

Which pair of Yeezy did you end up choosing?

@katie9689 4 года назад

you should try taking the UKCAT

@DrCellini 4 года назад

Is it different?

@katie9689 4 года назад

@@DrCellini yes there is no material to learn,, its based on reasoning and decision making. Basically your mental ability rather than your ability to learn content for the exam

@asanoyamamoto7527 4 года назад

Katie cooool 🤟

@henryfreeman6113 4 года назад

The Medical Enthusiast I’ll look for a practice test

@DrCellini 4 года назад

Someone find me a qbank and email me!

@viditjain2653 4 года назад

I take the MCAT in a year and the first question has me worried like wtf.

3 года назад

A doctor says, “I’m not reading all of this because like, that’s a lot of words” 😭❤️

@jill9405 4 года назад

Good luck with everything!

@ajaysahai6746 2 года назад

You need to do Passages Doc, I don't what these random questions are that you did. No MCAT student has this experience lol

@_jeezi5594 4 года назад

I’m a 12 year old and I got all the questions right. Only because I’m a brainiac and I’m always studying the anatomy.

@nathanlaw9510 4 года назад

Take a full real practice MCAT from the official site and talk about the results. I think that would be a super interesting video

@anthonyhenderson8632 2 года назад

He's an interventional radiologist. I surprised he has the time to make these videos, let alone take an entire MCAT for our amusement.

@SpoonieEtte Год назад

Not a med student, doctor, PA etc and no offense intended to anyone, don't want to be.... but I thought it'd be fun to pause the video and take this test. Got a pyschology question correct and as a Canadian, I am thoroughly amused I got a question about Medicare and Medicaid correct. lol

@tammylee8420 4 года назад

I was at work when I saw the vidieo come out. So I had to wait until I got home.💛📖😊

@PowerPerPound 4 года назад

Going by the title I was hoping to see your results from an AAMC MCAT practice test. It would take a lot of time but otherwise the title is just click bait.

@ic718708 4 года назад

Free trial of uWorld. It is the most representative of the MCAT other than AAMC. This process is killing me.

@bobgraham1791 4 года назад

Wait, so when does a pre-med study for a MCAT? You guys have to take a year off formal study to read random books just to take an MCAT? I mean the first question was a medical question... how are you supposed to answer medical questions before you get in to medical school? It is not like it was an easy question that a solid background in High School biology would have helped...

@redrubytwilightxx8700 3 года назад

You should take the test the summer between Junior and Senior year in college. If you take a gap year you should take it after senior year. You should take Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physics and probably biochemistry before you take the test.

@verdman54 4 года назад

Yeah I think the glucose has to get chopped up into a carbon ion form before it can become acetyl Coa

@meemo22 4 года назад

Does anyone actually remember the Krebs cycle or do we all just memorize it 😂

@taiwoshogbanmu9747 4 года назад

I memorized it for exams but forget it after a few weeks.

@future_dr.sizova 4 года назад

I use Can I Keep Selling Shells For Money Officer to remember the intermediates and then just memorized the 3 main enzymes 😂😭

@chiekohoki 3 года назад

As a biochem TA, I study to remember it to teach it, and then I forget it again every year :P

@abcdefggg5658 4 года назад

"Im going to try and take the mcat but without the chemistry, physics" BRUH you might as well not 🤦‍♂️

@hdswizzle8751 4 года назад

Hey Dr.Cellini, 2nd year undergrad bio student/hopeful premed, any tips that you would tell yourself back when you were in my position?

@FLAC2023 2 года назад

Completely useless test...as an ex Navy pilot turned MD, the MCAT has almost zero relationship to medicine... If you used useless test like this to screen potential pilots it would serve no purpose...

@ryanodonnell3379 4 года назад

“Maybe theres some medical tie in”

@zhizhixoxo 4 года назад

Ryan O'Donnell lol I was like uhhhh hahahahaha

@thefenerbahcesk4156 4 года назад

You should have bought one of the aamc official practice tests and given us your score.

@mandyads 4 года назад

Is it just me or were none of those questions at all like the MCAT? Lol. Just took it for the last time in January of 2019. Finally got into medical school, so I can finally never speak of it again.

@throwingpotsandpans 2 года назад

Why does the MCAT test a person on things that should be taught in med school?

@strongbodystrongmiind 4 года назад

i got excited cus i got the organic questions right 🤣🤣🤣🤣 but the way you pronounced carbonation made me shed a tear Dr. Cellini

@DrCellini 4 года назад

Goes to show how important carbocation is when you are a doctor 🤣

@thefenerbahcesk4156 4 года назад

haha the organic chemistry reaction was the best.

@brittanypena5861 4 года назад

Yeah. Not a pre med student 😂 but I’m still watching and confused af. I’ll stick to becoming a radiography student

@Michael-kt7ob 4 года назад

Literally just studied those topics today! #TestApril2020

@sameerebrahim8718 4 года назад

Awesome video idea

@Billy-tr1zy 4 года назад

Trying to cop another pair of yeezys huh 😂

@DrCellini 4 года назад

Guilty 🤣

@matthewstorey9823 4 года назад

Feel good, got them all right yay

@neiljohnson7914 2 года назад

I would severely bomb on these tests. Good thing I never applied to med school.

@isabellavazquez-muniz9250 3 года назад

You should try doing physics and CARS section :)

@joshpuma58 4 года назад

Can you compare the mcat physics to radiology residency/ board physics

@DrCellini 4 года назад

Completely opposite of each other!

@mayurski 4 года назад

CEO of MCAT exam

@delilahwahid722 4 года назад

aw hahah I took mine like a year ago kinda feel the same way :o

@rubegoldberg6476 4 года назад

Soooooo.... he didn’t take the MCAT....

@gnat14784 3 года назад

i took the mcat 5 months ago and i did not remember most of this

@elvergia3714 3 года назад

I took the MCAT and the only question I failed is " Why is Donald Trump's hair wave up when the helicopter picks him up" ... I don't khoe maybe I need to study my physics more😊

@MrSVTc0bra 4 года назад

DR.Cellini how do you forget to tell us your mcat score??😭

@shahin2324 4 года назад

More vids like this plz

@aliali-r2e2k 4 года назад

Good luck, thanks so much, good any time ٠

@dylanamorocho9007 4 года назад

Carbo cajun french fries ice tea

@DrCellini 4 года назад

Haha it’s easy to forget this stuff...trust me

@tangoseal1 4 года назад

Dr. Cellini, totally NOT a stab at you, but the very fact that you know hardly any of this information being challenged further emphasizes the total blatant scam of this exam and the entry process into medical school. It shows that anyone who is academically successful can be accepted even if they have little to no personal, business, empathetic, or professional ability, that they will go to be physicians. Its like 1 in 10 doctors I have ever seen are the ideal perfect doctor. The rest just make me want to vomit that I know more about biology and physiology and pharma than they do. I have two degrees, Cellular Biology and Chemistry. But your video was fun and enlightening. You seem like the person that would make a wonderful Doctor and I hope your practice sees no end to success! Just the fact that you are willing to humbly do this video and profess your ignorance to these mundane and unrelated questions to your profession shows you have the full human qualities that make the perfect doctor.

@sharpasnails7601 4 года назад

Eh, I wouldn’t go that far. Med school admissions is far more than just an MCAT score and a high GPA. There are a lot of other intricate things that are essentially required for admission. Just remember that most people who even get to the point where they can apply to med school are in that “academically successful” category. Yet, the average acceptance rate at any one US med school is around 7%. Sure, the system isn’t perfect, and I personally blame many of the systemic cultural factors that happen during/after med school for creating some apathetic doctors, but the system we do have rules a lot of people out based on those non-academic qualities you mentioned. If every academically successful person who applied to med school got in, then my class would have over 7,000 people instead of a little over 100. Plus, there’s so much that we learn in med school that once you get to residency and specialize, it’s impossible to remember all of it, since 1) not all of it is always relevant to that specialty, 2) a lot of it is just theory that we learn to understand the concepts behind how certain things work in the human body, and 3) you simply just don’t have time to go that in-depth into any one topic (like cell bio) in med school.