interesting link

[DrMike24]

Hey all... I just thought I would post an interesting link. It is a website for a gross anatomy course. Nice to see what we'll be doing in about 9-10 months

http://medicine.ucsd.edu/clinicalmed/abdomen.htm

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[masterMood]

that was kinda gross but not bad at all at the same time

 

[SBBunny]

I can't wait for med school
(I haven't even done my pig dissection yet....)

 

[badlydrawnvik]

when i went to bu we actually walked into anatomy lab during anatomy class and i was really surprised that it was no big deal. i thought i would freak out, but there were like 10 cadavers being worked on and it didn't really phase me, sort of reassuring in a weird way.

 

[zurned]

Hey all... I just thought I would post an interesting link. It is a website for a gross anatomy course. Nice to see what we'll be doing in about 9-10 months

http://medicine.ucsd.edu/clinicalmed/abdomen.htm

Perhaps the scariest part of that whole site is the commonly used abbreviations section.

 

[tank you]

Perhaps the scariest part of that whole site is the commonly used abbreviations section.

u better get used to it, med school = memorization basically

 

[-Goose-]

at a recent med school interview, our tour guides took our group into the anatomy lab and purposefully showed us the bisected head of their cadaver... is this legal/ethical? i thought people (other than med students, and professors) weren't supposed to see this sort of thing?

what do you guys think?

 

[DrMike24]

Man thats great, I wish we could have seen that. On the interviews that they did show us the anatomy labs, they were nice and empty I wanted to see the good stuff. I dont think its the least bit legal to show you that. Unless they have sign a waiver maybe? I know they are very restrictive on who has access to the cadavers.