Eat, sleep, study-One woman's search for Everything Across the field of Microbiology

Preparing for this exam really brings out what is the most elementary in your life. Eating, sleeping, showering and studying. A lot more isn't needed. Luckily enough the heat wave is over, so one could actually even cross out the showering part.http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif

Still the most annoying thing is that even how much you study, you still know nothing. Because you keep messing things up (Was this a Gram positive or negative bacteria? Aerobic or anaerobic? How did this kind of antibiotics work again?).
The most irrelevant things stick to mind. Here are some fun facts:
-The infective form of Chlamydia is 0.3micrometers big, whereas the intracellular form is 1 micrometer big.
-What is the difference between Herpes and true love? Herpes lasts forever!
-45% of labial Herpes and 60% of genital Herpes carriers will experience relapse.
-There is something called "swimmer's ear" and this is caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Yes, very interesting and useful things that ought to be kept in mind, or not...
Anyhow, soon this pain will be over soon. Physiology went more than well, so I just hope to make it through this exam too to be able to enjoy a summer without studies and concentrate on family&friends, books, working out, swimming & sunbathing. And well, some work too :)