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UC Davis Veterinary Medicine
Nutrition Exam Sample
By student Keith Torkelson for Vet Med 408
Core/Foundations – Wonderful Memory – 95% No Rate My Professor
#The Big Fat Foot
By student Keith Torkelson for Vet Med 408
Core/Foundations – Wonderful Memory – 95% No Rate My Professor
#The Big Fat Foot
20171020-F: Charter Information
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Name of the report
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Veterinary Medicine 408
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Exam I Nutrition
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Student Description
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Veterinary Student
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Keith Torkelson
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Date of the Assessment
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January 25 1990
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Class (Course)
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Veterinary Nutrition
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School
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The University of California Regents
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At Davis
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Teacher – Associate Professor
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Can’t Remember
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Outcome 95%
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Who was the exam for?
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Us our cohort
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About 110 students
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What does the exam evaluate?
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Diagramming – Formula Pick – Solving the Equation
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Using Correct Units
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How was the exam delivered?
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Clerical Used a Word-processor
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On paper – obviously I kept a copy
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Insight Brief
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[SEE BELOW]
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Length
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7 pages
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15 Questions + 1 Bonus
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Why share?
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Digital Preservation
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Library of Great Memories
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Blog
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The Torkelson Saga
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Last Reviewed: 20171020-F: [ITSA FRIDAY THE 13TH]
UC Davis Professional Nutrition Exam
20171020-F: Insight Brief – UCD
Vet Med Core - Nutrition
January 25 1990 (Thursday): We were accepted to the UC Davis School of
Veterinary Medicine for 1988. Yet, due
to medical issues we took leave.
January 1990 would have been our second quarter of measured
progress. It is interesting to us to
figure out the day of the week because in our second year curriculum planner
changed the testing policy. All exams
were moved to Mondays. This was
effective because more students showed for TU-F classes. We looked over the questions in this sample
exam and we could not completely and correctly answer the majority of them as
of today.
Rework Option for Exams – Speed
Testing
The option to rework was a unique
feature with our professor for this exam.
Make note that some courses are team-taught and thus the professor proctoring
the exams will change throughout the quarter.
By the time I was in vet school I had changed my testing approach. My new approach had me finishing early. So the second exam when I finished early the
proctor professor looked it over and said go back and rework question (let’s
say) ten (10) I replied Aw! I’ll keep it.
It turned out my exhaustive answer could have been replaced with about
three (3) lines of text. The issue was
that I was overly trained as an undergraduate and graduate about Nutrition. I would rather show the depth of my
understanding rather than get the answer perfect. This has cost me class high on more than one occasion.
FYI - Applied Nutrition – Position Today
Keith Torkelson's - One Health and the World Food Problem
Mar 1, 2015 - How do I link #JudgeFusion with Dr. Schwabe's
One Health?
World Wafers Idea [PENDING FURTHER DEVELOPMENT]
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FYI
UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine
Leading Veterinary Medicine, Addressing Societal Needs.
20171020-F: “The University of California, Davis, School of
Veterinary Medicine is the largest veterinary school in the United States and
is currently ranked #1 among veterinary schools in the USA by US News &
World report.”
Admissions - UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine
Sep 21, 2017 - Online Application: All applicants must apply
through the Veterinary ... letters of recommendation.
20171020-F:
"Please note: Due to
the recent hurricanes, the VMCAS deadline has been extended to September 29,
2017 @ 8:59 p.m. PST. All applications,
eLORS, GRE scores and transcripts must be submitted to VMCAS by this extended
deadline."
Note
It doesn’t make sense to go very deep into the
application process. For us the eLORS
is new. Back in the 1980’s in order to
get and application package was to request it by mail or stop by the Student
Services on campus office. Good luck to
any one that desires to pursue a career in Health.
#JudgeFusion
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