the LITTLE things

Thank you :-)

You can download the SBS episodes via torrent here:

https://www.tosarang.net/bbs/board.php?bo_table=torrent_kortv_drama&sca=&sop=and&sfl=wr_subject&stx=%EB%8B%AC%EC%9D%98+%EC%97%B0%EC%9D%B8+next

The subs here:

https://subscene.com/subtitles/scarlet-heart-ryeo-bobogyungsim-ryeo

if you prefer streaming links, go here:

It includes deleted and extended scenes, but also different camera angles that were shown in the previews, but not in the actual episodes.

(Warning: EXTREMELY LONG POST WITH PICSPAM! It took a lot of time and effort to create this list so please refrain from stealing and reposting!!!)

Episode 1

Riding to Songak

The various previews and trailers show many shots of Wang So riding to the Goryeo capital which never made it into the aired episode.

Episode 2

Beating a Prince

This is not a deleted scene, just a long shot shown in the preview, but not making it to the aired episode.

The Royal Apology Part 1

The episode 2 preview shows Wang So making a disbelieving sneer, similar to the one he makes in the actual episode after he hears HS demanding an apology from him, but the background behind him is different just as is the camera angle – so it’s either a deleted scene, a deleted part of this particular scene or simply a different version of it.

The Royal Apology Part 2

Talking about different camera angles, it’s clear that the PD used different camera angles in the previews and in the aired episodes. Just compare these screencaps – in the drama version the PD changes camera angle when he shows WS’s reaction after HS avoids his „apology“, however, in the preview we see his reaction from the previous camera angle.

Eun’s Black Eye

The episode 2 preview shows Jimong, BA and Won laughing at Eun’s black eye – while the scene stayed in the aired episode, this particular moment never appeared in the final cut.

The Queen and the 3rd Prince

An undescribed scene between Queen Yoo and Yo.

The Wolf Killer

The flashback showing WS surviving his fight with the wolves ends with him throwing the torch while standing on the slope of the hill with the Kangs below; however, the released stills reveal that the scene actually continued with Wang So making it down the hill and confronting the Kangs about their attempt to kill him.

Episode 3

A Stolen Look

Just before Wang So leaves Soo and Wook in the bamboo forest, he steals a look at HS and while the moment stayed in the aired episode, we only see him look away from her, not actually the moment of him slowly, almost secretly looking at her. That moment is only shown in the previews and you can see a hint of something more, something deeper in So’s eyes there.

Wang So’s Nightmare

The moment with little Wang So tied up as a hostage shown as a memory in episode 14 was originally a scene deleted from episode 3. Hae Soo came to his room to return his butterfly hairpin, but left when she saw him having a nightmare about his childhood. Supposedly the Chungju Yoo clan and Shinju Kang clan had a feud between them, so when the Yoo army was attacking the Kangs for some reason, they put So up there to stop the attack. In episode 3, So wakes up and follows Hae Soo to the stone piles and they have a discussion about motherhood (a scene which was added in the rebroadcast version) that leads So to eventually decide on covering up his mother’s plot.This is also why when Wang So tells Hae Soo that he’ll be living in the palace, she tells him to stop having nightmares. It would be such a poignant scene because it’d show that even his nightmares are actually real because So’s life has been one huge nightmare until he met Hae Soo.

The Ride to the Monastery

Originally, Wang So’s ride to the monastery in episode 3 was supposed to be slightly longer, just like his ride to Songak in episode 1.

Burning It All Down

The final cut of episode 3 shows Wang So only in the aftermath of setting the temple on fire; however the previews, stills and the way how the camera follows him after he kills the head monk reveal that the entire scene of So setting everything on fire was filmed.

Even the aftermath scene outside of the temple was longer, revealing more of Wang So’s reaction to what he has done. In the drama, we only see him completely destroyed and numb. However, based on this preview still it’s clear that while he initially felt rage and satisfaction after leaving the temple, as everything he did sunk in he started to feel remorse and numbness which is shown in the aired version of the episode.

Episode 4

Different Worlds

“If we had met in another world and at another time I was thinking how great that would have been.”

“In regards to Lady Hae Soo, I don’t think she was from this world. When you think back on things, there are many instances you realize it.“ 

Wang So’s reaction to Jimong’s words about Hae Soo speaks volumes - there is no shock, no suprise at all, merely resignation and acceptance of something he’s always suspected. There is only a millisecond when he reveals any kind of reaction to the news at all, it’s so short that if you blink you miss it - it’s when he nervously gulps. It does make sense that So would realize it at some point because he was the only person with whom Soo truly behaved freely, to whom she showed the most of her real self, as if she forgot to be cautious with him, not realizing what and how much she revealed, and Wang So has never forgotten about anything she said or did. I mean this is a man who quotes her! He remembers every story she told him, every peculiar information, he saw her strange writing, and most of all he remembers HOW BA TOLD HIM ABOUT SOO MENTIONING THAT IN 1000 YEARS EVERYONE WOULD BE EQUAL. He always gave her those strange looks and at some point he must have realized that it couldn’t have been a coincidence. After Taejo’s death she told him he would live a long life; she was the person who proclaimed him a king. The book in hangul must have only solidified that suspicion.

It’s such a pity that the writing, editing and directing don’t do it justice, and leave it very confusing and frustrantingly ambiguous throughout the story, giving only enigmatic hints. For instance, that painting So commissions and about which he is so adamant that it looks as much faithful to his real looks as possible. He tells Jimong it’s a gift for someone and Jimong immediately realizes it must be for Hae Soo; however, it doesn’t make sense for him to send her his picture when he is angry at her and when she knows how he looks. It’s as if the painting was his insurance, his message that should reach her in 1000 years, a gift to make sure she would remember him in a different world and time,… Unfortunately, once again the writing and editing leaves much to be desired and all we can do is to speculate.

How to Use the Exam Study Pack: A Help Guide

Alright so it was requested for me to make a stress relief post so we’re just gonna get right into it.

Stressors That “Clutter”

Stressors that clutter (as I like to describe them) are basically things that you do in order to keep your head clear. Stressors like these include anything that really stress you out when you’re doing work and you realize OH MY GOD ________ ISN’T DONE SO I CAN FOCUS BUT I HAVE TO KEEP WORKING. For example, if my desk isn’t clear by the time I start doing work, I’m ready to CRY because I know this has to be done but there are so many papers and I can’t focus. Usually, these are constant little things that you do, like:

Making your bed

Cleaning your room

Cleaning your desk

Doing your laundry

Washing the dishes

General chores

These stressors tend to be very personalized because everyone has different things that can upset them when not done. It really helps to keep a running list of these types of things and doing them whenever you have a minute to spare, so that you can make sure they’re always taken care of. For example, I always make my bed right after school, and if any activity of mine is cancelled, I make sure these things are all done before I move on. You can set reminders on your phone and make to-do lists in order to remember that these have to be done. Basically, make sure these are done before any period of time where you know you’ll be vulnerable to stress.

Health

This is very self-explanatory. Stressors related to health can also take away your focus and also tend to “build up” with everything. Because health is very personalized, I can’t say exactly what you need to do in order to keep these at bay. Make sure you know your personal needs. However, this category can include:

Drinking enough water

Making sure you aren’t hungry

Not forgetting to take any medications you have

Showering

Sleeping

Having a nutritious diet

Etc.

Again, you need to know what you need to do in order to take care of yourself. This is probably one of the most personal categories I have in this post. You can set reminder on your phone, keep a to-do list, anything, really, just remember to do what YOU need to do in order to be healthy.

Time-Management

This is an extremely important thing to do in order to keep stress at bay: make sure you manage your time. I, personally, need to have everything I need to do laid out in front of me (especially when it’s prioritized or in a list form). If I said everything I wanted to say about time management, this post would be way longer than it already is, so I’ll keep it short (I can make a more detailed post later). That being said, here are some methods of time management:

Keeping to-do lists

Keeping a bullet journal (Again, I can make a more detailed post about this later)

Keeping any agenda/planner

This is my favorite method of time management. I use it alongside a bullet journal.

Once you have your method of choice, make sure you write in what you have to do everyday.

Working Efficiently

When you’re actually working, you need to make sure you’re staying productive, otherwise stress will, again, build up. Make sure that you’re retaining information when studying, staying focused when doing work like projects, etc. Here are some methods of making sure you’re working efficiently:

Time-management (See above)

When you’re working, make sure you take breaks periodically. The pomodoro technique, where you work for 25 minutes, then rest for 5, and after four of these “chunks,” you rest for 15 minutes is great for this. You can adjust the time to fit your needs

Take breaks when you know you need them. If you feel yourself getting a headache or you KNOW you aren’t focusing, take a walk or do something that takes your mind off the work. Keep efficiency in mind.

KNOW the best way for you to study. Find which methods work for you, and use them. It’s no use doing things that you know won’t help you.

Again, I’m condensing a very big topic, there are many other ways to learn to work efficiently, but this post is getting too long and I have more to talk about.

Personal, Fun Stuff

This is the last category on the topic of stress relief in this post. Make sure to do things for your enjoyment as well. These can be in the form of rewards, or just when you need some sort of pick-me-up. Set your own happiness as a priority. Make sure you do things for yourself often. These can include:

Hanging out with friends

Going on a shopping spree

Watching a movie

Basically do anything that you know will make you happy, you deserve to be happy.

Reminders

Don’t feel bad if you can’t do as much as you hoped, if you get a bad grade, etc. You are allowed to have off-days, you;re only human.

Make sure that you keep yourself as your first priority, everything else can wait.

You are not defined by how much work you’re able to do in a day.

If you’re exhausted, or just can’t work anymore, stop. You are more important than a grade on a piece of paper.

And that’s the end of this post. I didn’t go into AS MUCH detail as I wanted because this post is already long enough. Maybe I’ll make a part 2 eventually, but for now, I hope this helps!

Anyone in need of some motivation to study, i suggest you read the Prisoner of Azkaban. I have evening shift today and instead of studying I was reading Harry Potter like you do and avoiding my adult responsibilities like you do. And then I came across the part where she was up all night doing homework and what not and I was like…

ANTIBIOTICS CHEAT SHEET :)

Also, REMEMBER!!!!

* Sulfonamides compete for albumin with:

Bilirrubin: given in 2°,3°T, high risk or indirect hyperBb and kernicterus in premies

Warfarin: increases toxicity: bleeding

* Beta-lactamase (penicinillase) Suceptible:

Natural Penicillins (G, V, F, K)

Aminopenicillins (Amoxicillin, Ampicillin)

Antipseudomonal Penicillins (Ticarcillin, Piperacillin)

* Beta-lactamase (penicinillase) Resistant:

Oxacillin, Nafcillin, Dicloxacillin

3°G, 4°G Cephalosporins

Carbapenems 

Monobactams

Beta-lactamase inhibitors

* Penicillins enhanced with:

Clavulanic acid & Sulbactam (both are suicide inhibitors, they inhibit beta-lactamase)

Aminoglycosides (against enterococcus and psedomonas)

* Aminoglycosides enhanced with Aztreonam

* Penicillins: renal clearance EXCEPT Oxacillin & Nafcillin (bile)

* Cephalosporines: renal clearance EXCEPT Cefoperazone & Cefrtriaxone (bile)

* Both inhibited by Probenecid during tubular secretion.

* 2°G Cephalosporines: none cross BBB except Cefuroxime

* 3°G Cephalosporines: all cross BBB except Cefoperazone bc is highly highly lipid soluble, so is protein bound in plasma, therefore it doesn’t cross BBB.

* Cephalosporines are "LAME“ bc they  do not cover this organisms 

L  isteria monocytogenes

A  typicals (Mycoplasma, Chlamydia)

M RSA (except Ceftaroline, 5°G)

E  nterococci

* Disulfiram-like effect: Cefotetan & Cefoperazone (mnemonic)

* Cefoperanzone: all the exceptions!!!

All 3°G cephalosporins cross the BBB except Cefoperazone.

All cephalosporins are renal cleared, except Cefoperazone.

Disulfiram-like effect

* Against Pseudomonas:

3°G Cef taz idime (taz taz taz taz)

4°G Cefepime, Cefpirome (not available in the USA)

Antipseudomonal penicillins

Aminoglycosides (synergy with beta-lactams)

Aztreonam (pseudomonal sepsis)

* Covers MRSA: Ceftaroline (rhymes w/ Caroline, Caroline the 5°G Ceph), Vancomycin, Daptomycin, Linezolid, Tigecycline.

* Covers VRSA: Linezolid, Dalfopristin/Quinupristin

* Aminoglycosides: decrease release of ACh in synapse and act as a Neuromuscular blocker, this is why it enhances effects of muscle relaxants.

* DEMECLOCYCLINE: tetracycline that’s not used as an AB, it is used as tx of SIADH to cause Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus (inhibits the V2 receptor in collecting ducts)

* Phototoxicity: Q ue S T  ion?

Q uinolones

Sulfonamides

T etracyclines

* p450 inhibitors: Cloramphenicol, Macrolides (except Azithromycin), Sulfonamides

* Macrolides SE: Motilin stimulation, QT prolongation, reversible deafness, eosinophilia, cholestatic hepatitis

* Bactericidal: beta-lactams (penicillins, cephalosporins, monobactams, carbapenems), aminoglycosides, fluorquinolones, metronidazole.

* Baceriostatic: tetracyclins, streptogramins, chloramphenicol, lincosamides, oxazolidonones, macrolides, sulfonamides, DHFR inhibitors.

* Pseudomembranous colitis: Ampicillin, Amoxicillin, Clindamycin, Lincomycin.

Transition Signals:

Transitions are words and phrases that connect ideas and show how they are related.

To repeat and ideas just stated:

In other words,

That is,

To repeat,

Again,

To illustrate an idea:

For example,

For instance,

In particular,

To illustrate,

In this manner,

Thus,

To announce a contrast, a change in direction:

Yet,

However,

Still,

Nevertheless,

On the other hand,

In contrast,

Instead of,

On the contrary,

Conversely,

Notwithstanding,

In spite of this,

Time:

At once,

In the interim,

At length,

Immediately,

At last,

Meanwhile,

In the meantime,

Presently,

At the same time,

Shortly,

In the end,

Temporarily,

Thereafter,

To restate an idea more precisely:

To be exact,

To be specific,

To be precise,

More specifically,

More precisely,

To mark a new idea as an addition to what has been said:

Similarly,

Also,

Too,

Besides,

Furthermore,

Further,

Moreover,

In addition,

To show cause and effect:

As a result,

For this reason,

Thereafter,

Hence,

Consequently,

Accordingly,

Conclusion:

In short,

To conclude,

In brief,

On the whole,

In summary,

 Videos - My favourites

How to get an A+

How to make the best study guide 

How I study - nursing school

5 tips for more efficient studying

Study and revision tips

How to revise: the complete guide

40 study tips, tricks and hacks

How to get straight A’s: mind mapping

How to study for Biology

Revision tips and tricks

How to review and study for exams

A brain hack (of sorts) for exams and tests

10 study tips for earning an A on your next exam

How to make a final exam study schedule

How to make a study schedule

Organisation and time management in nursing school - this can be applied to everything, it doesn’t matter if you are in middle school, high school or university/college

School organisation

How I study and organize for school

Time management

My study night routine

Create your weekly study schedule and routine

School vlog, how to stay organised

My study routine

How to stop procrastinating

Websites

http://www.studygs.net/ - this has so many tips and guides, it is really helpful

http://www.howtostudy.com/ - another complex site dedicated only for studying and how to prepare yourself academically

http://users.clas.ufl.edu/ufhatch/pages/02-TeachingResources/study/ - my first ever article about studying and time management. I think it was 3 or 4 years ago and I remember it motivated me so much for some reason that I started searching for more and more and that’s how I discovered the studyblr community. 

5 brilliant websites that will inspire and change your life

25 killer websites that make you cleverer

http://www.revisionworld.com/

https://getrevising.co.uk/make

Hey guys! How are y’all? I’m finally in winter break and I couldn’t be more happier! And because I am happy and I have time I planned you guys almost daily posts made by myself. So if you would like to see something more specific all you need to do is message me or text me and I will add your suggestion to my to-do list. :D

P.S All the websites and  videos I mentioned in this post are what motivate me and inspire me to work and they HONESTLY HELP ME SO MUCH. So just try them out. I really hope you will like them and get 100% motivated by them. 

how to start studying after school

clean up your desk: it’s hard to concentrate when there’s a pile of rubbish on your desk. the chance of you fiddling with things is also higher! you’ll get more done by cleaning your desk! if you’re looking for an easy way to organise your desk, check out these handy organisers!

get your books: get out all the books you need to study that particular subject. if it’s geography, an atlas might be handy.

get a notebook: if you’re in uni or college it’s a good idea to re-write all your notes for your classes that day. make them look clean and tidy. if you’re in secondary school and you’re studying for a test, summarize everything you have learned. in any case, it’s best to have a few notebooks on your desk too. here’s a 4 pack of spiral notebooks for $7.04!

grab some pens: seems self explanatory! i recommend you having an ordinary pen, a highlighter and a pencil on hand. (a.k.a. the basics!) here are some super cute gel pens!

turn off your phone: by turning off your phone, you will get less distracted by social media. sure, people won’t be able to reach you but you’ll get some peace and quiet. obviously leave it on if you’re expecting an important call!

look for a study playlist: if you easily get distracted by your laptop too, skip this step. i personally find it harder to get distracted by my laptop than my phone, so i leave it on and look for some music to study to. here’s a masterpost of some good playlists to listen to!

get a glass of water: you really need your h2o, everyone. grab a large glass or fill up a water bottle. some super cute ones: i ii iii

get a healthy snack: if you’re like me and you love snacking on things while your studying, the best thing to do is to grab something healthy. cut up some apples and sprinkle some cinnamon on them (try it. it’s amazing.), grab some hummus and some celery or carrots or cucumber to dip in it, fill a little bowl with nuts, treat yourself to a square of dark chocolate! if you’re studying during dinner time or lunch time, make yourself a nourishment bowl to nibble on. for more study snack ideas, go to pinterest and snoop around the study snack tag for a while. try out my favourite smoothie bowl too!

take a deep breath: i know from personal experience that sometimes the workload can be really scary and freak you out. the most important thing to do is to take a deep breath and to tell yourself you can get through all your work. you can do anything if you try hard enough!

Dear rising MS3s,

Welcome to the big show - sorta.  Third year is this magical time where you are expected to know how to take care of real patients.  Rather than worrying about that, I am sure you are busy taking selfies with your white coat on and stethoscope around your neck while tweeting about how early you have to start getting up, #medschoolproblems.

This may come as a shock, but you are a clinical moron.  The sooner you accept that, the sooner we can move on to improving it.  I don’t care if you are coming off your 260 step 1 score, real patients don’t present with multiple choices.  All that score means is you are good at diagnosing and treating paragraphs of words, not people.  I am only saying this from experience.

When you start your first day on the wards you are going to realize you got pushed into the deep end of the pool, sans floaties.  Like someone truly drowning, you will be tempted to flail about, reaching out for anyone to save you.  Don’t.  No one has time to hold your hand, and you will quickly make people hate you if you constantly beg for advice/help/guidance, etc. 

Have no fear, I am going to give some tips to make the transition easier and help you look semi-competent.  Behold my list of life-saving resources for third year. 

1. Scut Sheets (http://www.medfools.com/downloads.php) - you will likely follow 1-5 patients while on the wards.  This sounds easy, but things move fast and you don’t want to be presenting old data on rounds.  Scut sheets allow you to organize your patient information in a way that is easily accessible and portable (iPads are great, but in my experience you can’t beat good old paper).  Further, the H&P sheets help to remind you of all of the things you need to examine/inquire about.  You don’t want to be the student who comes back to report on a patient with epigastric pain in whom you never examined the cardiopulmonary system.  Print a couple of each style to find one you like.

2. Stanford 25 (http://stanfordmedicine25.stanford.edu/index.html) - remember that time before step 1 studying, when you had to practice actually touching people?  That was called the physical exam, and you are expected to actually do that… on every patient… everyday.  Better refresh on it so you don’t look like a fool palpating the thyroid over the thyroid cartilage.  Go to the website, click “The 25″ button and see the 25 physical exam skills every student should know, along with detailed explanations.

3. MedCalc (http://medcalc.medserver.be)

Enough said.  Qx Calc is also worth downloading (http://www.qxmd.com/apps/calculate-by-qxmd).  

3. Journal Club (http://www.wikijournalclub.org/wiki/Main_Page) - I guarantee that during the year some jerk-off attending is going to ask you, “what is the best NOAC for atrial fibrillation?”  Obviously, like most, you will stutter because all you know to use in Afib is warfarin.  Then he or she will smile, knowing they have established their superiority, and tell you to look it up and do some sort of presentation.  Welcome to the best tool ever for such scenarios.  This wiki is run by a team of physicians who synthesize large trials into digestible snippets.  The app is well worth the money too. (The answer to the above question is apixaban, by the way, as determined by the ARISTOTLE trial; not that this scenario is based on a real event that occurred to me or anything). 

4. Smart Medicine (http://smartmedicine.acponline.org) - this app is amazing.  Seriously.  It is free to American College of Physician (ACP) members; and membership is free to students.  You should join just for this app.  This is much less cumbersome than UpToDate and will will make you shine when you present your assessment and plan (also, rumor is that DynaMed and ACP have teamed up to create an even more amazing tool that is coming out in August, also free to members).

5. Medscape (http://www.medscape.com) - this is an awesome resource that is free. Medscape is one of my go to apps for understanding disease pathophysiology.  Another feature, which most students don’t realize, is the articles on surgical procedures.  This is HUGE for your surgery clerkship.  You can read over the procedure, see relevant anatomy and know just enough to be one step ahead of this guy:

Plus you get updates on medical news, have access to practice questions, etc.  Get it, use it, love it.

6. Online Med Ed (https://onlinemeded.org) - aside from learning real medicine, third year is about preparation for the step 2 of the USMLE.  I advise finding a question bank and organized program to keep your studying on track throughout the year.  Enter God’s gift to med students.  This is one man and a mystical dry erase board that will make learning clinical medicine easier than cooking a Totino’s pizza.  And it is one of the few things cheaper than a Totino’s!   

So there you have it.  You now are better equipped for the coming onslaught of pimp questions.  My suffering is your gain.  Below I will list a few other apps I have used this year that were less important to my success.  Happy studying.

ASCVD Risk Estimator (http://tools.cardiosource.org/ASCVD-Risk-Estimator/) - I believe there is an app in the app store as well.

Anticoag Evaluator (http://www.acc.org/tools-and-practice-support/mobile-resources) - see the risk factors for coagulation

CDC vaccine schedules app (http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/hcp/schedule-app.html)

Read by QxMD (https://www.readbyqxmd.com) - allows you to get medical articles directly to your phone using your institutional access.

Sensitivity and Specificity (http://lifeinthefastlane.com/techtool-thursday-055-sensitivity-and-specificity/) - link to the app and review