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Nicely done!
Well well well. Look who has showed up... although we can't do anything in the middle of the week.
Nicely done!
Mostly I impress docs by my drug knowledge, because I can't diagnose crap at this point...Why are we on page three! I will bump it up with a success I had today. I correctly diagnosed lupus. The doctor came and got me while I was doing something else and said it was such a clear presentation that a first year could get it right. Sure enough, it was.
It looked almost exactly like this.
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Mostly I impress docs by my drug knowledge, because I can't diagnose crap at this point...
I guess some schools do? I don't know. Ours doesn't. I'm just a drug nerd because my undergrad major was pharmacology.I didn't know first years sometimes take pharm. I know like 4 drugs.
I guess some schools do? I don't know. Ours doesn't. I'm just a drug nerd because my undergrad major was pharmacology.
Don't worry. I only could name it because I am taking immuno right now and we just had a lecture on it. Otherwise I would have said blushing.Mostly I impress docs by my drug knowledge, because I can't diagnose crap at this point...
Meanwhile.. I have 4 pharm lectures to look forward to today..I didn't know first years sometimes take pharm. I know like 4 drugs.
I didn't know first years sometimes take pharm. I know like 4 drugs.
Yeah same, although a lot are no longer used in clinic anymore.We learn some drugs when they're relevant. I think I know about ~150 at this point.
No.Well well well. Look who has showed up... although we can't do anything in the middle of the week.
Yeah same, although a lot are no longer used in clinic anymore.
You are correct. Although MOAs will forever be useful.I think this is the case for the majority of drugs we're going to have to have memorized in about a year from now 🙁
Immunology...wtf is going on
Still stunned you got 839 likes and counting... although @Reckoner takes the cake
Lol I can't compete with that. I am a mere mortal.
I think this is the case for the majority of drugs we're going to have to have memorized in about a year from now 🙁
When you're watching House with med students and the patient develops muscle weakness and you drunkenly shout out myastenia gravis sarcastically and the doctor in the show proposes myastenia gravis as a diagnosis.
lol
I can't.
I wish @Tots could make some of those tasty tater tots top
When you're watching House with med students and the patient develops muscle weakness and you drunkenly shout out myastenia gravis sarcastically and the doctor in the show proposes myastenia gravis as a diagnosis.
lol
I can't.
I see the 2017 thread hasn't changed at all.
Well you got to admit. You make pretty tasty tatertots.
+1, except on the F front. Cumulative block exams be nasty.As hard as I push to pass, it is shocking to think back and realize that a 70% is a C-. I feel bad for all you that go to schools with real grades. P/F is awesome.
I need 3 Fs tomorrow to need the bare minimum score of a 70% on the final to pass my classes.
I'm not sure I would be able to go for just a P. If we had the ability to get an H, I would probably try a lot harder. However, I prefer to have outside activities and a wife to spend time with.Ditto. Although,I'm going for a solid P.
At least for me, going for honors would mean sacrificing too much (mainly less social/fun time). I'm still aiming for 85-90% in my classes, but honors is determined by being in the top 15% in the class. In the grand scheme of things, it's not worth it.I'm not sure I would be able to go for just a P. If we had the ability to get an H, I would probably try a lot harder. However, I prefer to have outside activities and a wife to spend time with.
Good thing I am not going for a super competitive residency. I am likely going IM, and then trying for a fellowship in Pulmonary/Critical Care.
Our grades are not curved, so anyone that gets over 90% gets Honors.At least for me, going for honors would mean sacrificing too much (mainly less social/fun time). I'm still aiming for 85-90% in my classes, but honors is determined by being in the top 15% in the class. In the grand scheme of things, it's not worth it.
And I'm actually thinking of doing the same -- IM and then critical care. Let's see if that's remains true in 3 years...
Yeah I kind of fell off the wagon with the polar vortexes. Trying to start again... painfulSo I started running to get my mileage conditioning up for Tough Mudder. I've never ran regularly before. Kind of sucks but I'm noticing the improvements each time so at least it's paying off..
I managed to keep up with my lifting (haven't missed a day yet since school started), but the combination of managing a caloric deficit + Neuro block overload = weightlifting plateau. Thankfully I haven't lost any strength but I'm not exactly hitting a PR in the near future either..Yeah I kind of fell off the wagon with the polar vortexes. Trying to start again... painful
I would if I could.Make me a burrito 😉
I am disappointed I put effort into learning biochem. That test was a lot easier than I was thinking it was going to be. Oh well.Learning a week of biochem in 2 hours FTW
It's 65 and I'm wearing a sweater. :/It went from warm and sunny to 34 and supposed to snow in one day.
Da faq.
Wat. It's like 25 degrees and I walked to/from the gym in shorts.It's 65 and I'm wearing a sweater. :/
Wat. It's like 25 degrees and I walked to/from the gym in shorts.