Arielle Yeah, I noticed that too because I think edrolo used these questions as an example, I think it's mainly the exhaustion phase if it's been long term or they mention feelings of tiredness/loss of concentration or other issues in ability to appear to function as normal

    Arielle hey our teacher always said that vcaa likes to trick us and put sicknesses so students will assume it's exhaustion however it is very rarely exhaustion stage in a Q, try and see how extreme the wording is - heart condition in comparison to coughs and colds. i do remember in resistance stage the immune system is weakened due to prolonged high levels of cortisol and this increases suceptibility to more minor diseases however heart diseases stems from the long-term strain and effects of cortisol which have been placed on the body
    i agree with rey64 for the most part, you're on the right track just work on identifying the symptoms and grouping them, maybe making a table or flashcards could help you so when you see a practice Q you can immediately identify
    hope that helps!

        dino thank you so much! Thanks for the tip with vcaa as well! Yeah now that I think about it a heart condition is much more serious, so resistance stage would make sense! Yeah I might try to make some flashcards when I get the chance 🙂 my 1st SAC is in 2 weeks, on March 5th. So trying to get lots of practise questions set in my mind! 😁 Edit: like just doing lots of practise questions to know what to expect, not like memorise exact formation haha

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          does anyone have any practice sacs for unit 3 aos1?

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