Those Pre-Med "Noobs"

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"do you have a history of heart disease?"
no

"Do you liek mudkipz?"
excuse me?

"when was your last bowel movement?"



git ready baby boomers
 
It makes me legitimately scared for my aging parents. You all will be doctors about the time they start needing medical help more...😱 The average SDNer is about as mature and makes as many lame sex jokes as the 13 year old boys I was just hanging out with...😉

oh so you're studying religion, cool.:laugh: sorry kinda set yourself up for that one.
 
It makes me legitimately scared for my aging parents. You all will be doctors about the time they start needing medical help more...😱 The average SDNer is about as mature and makes as many lame sex jokes as the 13 year old boys I was just hanging out with...😉

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Strong pedo. Is that you CTPump aka MindlessWork?
 
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Yes this is exactly what we need, 4chan subculture ingrained into the minds of medical professionals. (can 4chan and professional even exist in the same sentence?)

I, for one, know that I will tell all the psych patients I meet to anhero because it will provide me with epic lulz.

Well, I don't think aynone would EVER go out in public acknowledging 4chan. It's something you regretably know about...even their memes.
 
Go! Flamerzard!

Flamerzard uses Public Humiliation!
It isn't very effective....

Once uses chipper naivete!
Flamerzard becomes confused


Flamerzard is confused!
Flamerzard uses bickering on itself!
It's SUPER effective!

Flamerzard has fainted!
You have lost the battle....
 
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Who's ready to start their pre-med gym journey? Brock the master of general chemistry 1 awaits.

Well, now I feel like altering a Red version rom and making it a Pre-med version. Lets make Onix lvl 30. Lets see if the main character once can make it (without cheating or making any friends along the way of course)!
 
Who's ready to start their pre-med gym journey? Brock the master of general chemistry 1 awaits.

Well, now I feel like altering a Red version rom and making it a Pre-med version. Lets make Onix lvl 30. Lets see if the main character once can make it (without cheating or making any friends along the way of course)!
That would be the best game ever. Instead of fighting the Elite Four, you need to defeat the four MCAT sections and score high enough to get into a top 10 med school.
 
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Rival : Gunner Gary.
He progresses to become an Adcom to sabotage you in the greatest way.
Everyone knows the only reason he got that job is because Professor Oak is the dean of Pallet Town Medical School, otherwise known as the #1 med school in existence, boasting affiliations with Pallet Town General Hospital, Pallet and Womens, and Pallet Isreal Deaconess Medical Center.
 
Everyone knows the only reason he got that job is because Professor Oak is the dean of Pallet Town Medical School, otherwise known as the #1 med school in existence, boasting affiliations with Pallet Town General Hospital, Pallet and Womens, and Pallet Isreal Deaconess Medical Center.

Lol wtf, ah pokemon brings back the good old days in 5th grade. Doing nothing but playing games and being naive. Sometimes I wish I didn't have to grow up so quickly.
 
Everyone knows the only reason he got that job is because Professor Oak is the dean of Pallet Town Medical School, otherwise known as the #1 med school in existence, boasting affiliations with Pallet Town General Hospital, Pallet and Womens, and Pallet Isreal Deaconess Medical Center.

:laugh:

Love the Pokemon analogies in this thread. 😀
 
Lol wtf, ah pokemon brings back the good old days in 5th grade. Doing nothing but playing games and being naive. Sometimes I wish I didn't have to grow up so quickly.

haha, pretty sure I played pokemon as recently as sophomore year of college. Found a game boy emulator for my computer....productivity plummeted.
 
haha, pretty sure I played pokemon as recently as sophomore year of college. Found a game boy emulator for my computer....productivity plummeted.
I'm actually pretty sure I still have my gameboy color laying around somewhere. Pokemon blue ftw!
 
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I just had a silly moment while grading exams from the class I TA for (Immunology)

It was the last question on the test, short answer, asking students to answer 2 of the 3 questions. They all involved a video we watched in class about pediatric oncology. The first question asked like how the boy was rewarded for resonding well to chemo (the local police station made him an honorary police office)

Anyway, above it, she wrote "THIS is why I want to be a pediatric oncologist!"
Funny part, is the question SPECIFICALLY SAYS answer 2 and only 2 of the 3 questions below..
She answered all three.
I had my silly TA moment and wrote below it in red "Not if you can't learn to follow directions! 😛"

Made me giggle.
 
You are going to wake up one day and realize your life has passed you by while you were trying to start your career.

You say you don't have time to make friends now, but when are you going to make friends then? Med school will be filled with just as much stress and time commitment. Then residency, then fellowship. With your ambitions it never stops, and ultimately your pretentiousness weighs down your amicability so it will be hard to find friends.

Take everything in moderation. Study hard and play hard too. IT IS HEALTHY!

Even if we look at friendship from the cold objective perspective from which you view social interaction, it is a valuable career asset. I pray that if you are a clinician, you work on your social skills so you can at least connect with patients. If you don't cultivate these skills, I hope you live a cold lonely life as a research specialist, because you will enjoy this, and people won't be frustrated by your lack of compassion and social skills.
 
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You are going to wake up one day and realize your life has passed you by while you were trying to start your career.

You say you don't have time to make friends now, but when are you going to make friends then? Med school will be filled with just as much stress and time commitment. Then residency, then fellowship. With your ambitions it never stops, and ultimately your pretentiousness weighs down your amicability so it will be hard to find friends.

Take everything in moderation. Study hard and play hard too. IT IS HEALTHY!

Even if we look at friendship from the cold objective perspective from which you view social interaction, it is a valuable career asset. I pray that if you are a clinician, you work on your social skills so you can at least connect with patients. If you don't cultivate these skills, I hope you live a cold lonely life as a research specialist, because you will enjoy this, and people won't be frustrated by your lack of compassion and social skills.
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Yeah, kinda like that South Park episode when Kyle gets lice.
Oh, 5 more days and it'd of been an epic 2 months! :laugh:

But seriously; are you going to continuously post about how awesome you are?

In other news....

Stop reviving threads you failed at
 
Anybody get annoyed by the pre-meds at their universities who think they know more than their advisors and give out crappy advice to everybody?

This one guy at my uni didn't know that a physician had to do a residency; he thought you just went from medical school ---> attending. He was telling people he would be earning 400k a year the day he finished medical school.

Share your stories of pre-med noobishness if you have em.

I've got a good one:

A pre-med poster here on SDN slamming DO's without any rational basis or even a hint of logical sense - it was painfully obvious they were "one of those pre-meds at their universities who think they know more than their advisors and give out crappy advice"

oh yeah and her screen name was "once", you may know her...
 
You're wrong. The fact that you don't happen to possess this ability doesn't mean that it's impossible for anyone to possess.

I go to classes where pop quizzes are given out and classes where straight memorization won't help. I skipped all of my courses in college that only required memorization and basic critical thinking skills. I skipped every Modern Euro History class after the first lecture, I skipped every Financial Accounting class after the first lecture, etc.

I'm not lying. You don't have to believe me if you don't want to, but what reason would I have to lie to you? I can do this and maybe the OP can as well. When I was 15 and was sent to my school district's psychologist, he gave me the set of Wechsler Intelligence for Children tests (for those up to age 16) and one set of them consisted of memory tests. I scored 99th percentile on the digit span test, where he read increasing numbers of digits out to me and asked me to repeat them back to him from memory. The average adult can do this up to 7 digits. I was able to do this out to 22 digits before I made a mistake. If someone sat in front of you and told you the number 582759178490346317402, could you repeat it back to them? The psychologist told me after all the testing was completed that he had tested over 800 children in the 25 years that he had been with the district, and that I had the highest score of anyone that he'd ever tested on the digit span section.

someone deserves the iced sugar cookie that says "cocky douchebag"...
 
I just had a silly moment while grading exams from the class I TA for (Immunology)

It was the last question on the test, short answer, asking students to answer 2 of the 3 questions. They all involved a video we watched in class about pediatric oncology. The first question asked like how the boy was rewarded for resonding well to chemo (the local police station made him an honorary police office)

Anyway, above it, she wrote "THIS is why I want to be a pediatric oncologist!"
Funny part, is the question SPECIFICALLY SAYS answer 2 and only 2 of the 3 questions below..
She answered all three.
I had my silly TA moment and wrote below it in red "Not if you can't learn to follow directions! 😛"

Made me giggle.

lol. All that red must've scared her when she got her exam back huh?
 
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