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Please add your own stupid questions!
These are my picks for October*:
*These are genuine questions from curious or confused classmates!
Prof [on correlation]: Correlation can be positive or negative. Positive correlation is when one goes up the other goes up, and has a positive slope. Negative correlation is the opposite, for example, Age and Creatinine Clearance.
(Now bear in mind we are P3's so everyone knows or ought to know, when age goes up, kidney goes down. DUH!)
Class Prez: Um, can you draw that on the board for us?
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Prof: You might hear some irregularities in the heart beat. You can have "Regular Irregularity" or "Irregular Irregularity". Regular Irregularities occur, well, regularly. You might hear an extra sound every 6th beat, something like that.
Sudent: So what's an irregular irregularity?
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and my favorite dumb question I never heard:
Prof: Adderall and other stimulants could cause tics, especially if the patient has a family history of tics.
Student in front asks a question.
Prof: No... tics, as in Tourette's, not insects.

These are my picks for October*:
*These are genuine questions from curious or confused classmates!
Prof [on correlation]: Correlation can be positive or negative. Positive correlation is when one goes up the other goes up, and has a positive slope. Negative correlation is the opposite, for example, Age and Creatinine Clearance.
(Now bear in mind we are P3's so everyone knows or ought to know, when age goes up, kidney goes down. DUH!)
Class Prez: Um, can you draw that on the board for us?
👎
Prof: You might hear some irregularities in the heart beat. You can have "Regular Irregularity" or "Irregular Irregularity". Regular Irregularities occur, well, regularly. You might hear an extra sound every 6th beat, something like that.
Sudent: So what's an irregular irregularity?
👎
and my favorite dumb question I never heard:
Prof: Adderall and other stimulants could cause tics, especially if the patient has a family history of tics.
Student in front asks a question.
Prof: No... tics, as in Tourette's, not insects.
