Ahh my old friend STRESS

So, I registered for the MCAT today, anddif am now $200 poorer. This exam stresses teh crap out of me at the moment. I took a practice Bio section last week and did ok, I got a 9. For a first attemtp, it was not too bad. Fortunatly the biological stuff is the most recent and easiest to recall. I am currently working on a physical sciences portion and it is kickin my trash. I really have to go back a ways to remember my gen chem and physics, despite the fact that i have taken them within the last year. There are so many different formulae to remember. Right now it seems that the only things I can remember are how to convert grams to moles and some bare bones of kinematics. I think i'll have to get out some flashcards to remember some of this crap. So my question, along with many other premeds prepping for this monster, is this: When I'm confronted with a patient who's ill and needs an accurate quick diagnosis, are they going to want to know if I can figure out how fast a block of ice slides down an incline? NO. Ok, in fairness, the MCAT tests problems solving and reasoning within a scientific context, so testing if I know how to figure out this problem is valid. I don't think, however, that this particular scenario which is based in its ideal Newtonian universe would ever present itself as a life and death situation. The bottom line here is that this exam is in less than two months and I don't feel prepared. Fortunatly however, instead of being able to concentrate on this exam like I should, I have other classes clamoring for my attention.
Dear Universe: Thank you internet for gobbling up the abstract which I sent my Bio professor two weeks ago. It's due today after I make the corrections he was supposed to email me. Did he? no. Was I able to make the corrections in time? no. Did I email him several days ago about this? yes. Did he get back before the due time? no. Does this totallly suck? yes. Did he give the class an extension 'til tomorrow? yes. Is this a blessing most fortunate? yes.
More yes/no's:
Have I been plagued with a headache for the last 3 days ? yes
Do I doubt my ability to get into medical school sometimes? yes.
Is it high time I quit my bellyaching and get back to work so that when crunch time hits I can panic, but panic prepared? yes.
Is the lovely gentleman 20 feet away listening to his iPod so loud that the rest of us can enjoy it too? yes.
Will I have this problem in twenty years? no.
why?
he will be deaf.
In the meantime however, I predict his iPod will get progressively louder as his eardrums get progressively more calcified. There will be a critical volume where his entire head is vibrating in resonance with his iPod, and then, with a massive convulsion, his ears will bleed and he will wonder why he listened to rockabilly loud enough to drown out a passing 747.