/sci/ - Science & Math

Why are vascular surgeons assholes

>>11048079
General surgeons are the worst.

Why mom edition?

>>11048205
Not OP, but...
I miss her so fucking bad. I can't go back in time and save her, and deep-down the reason I want to be a doctor is because I still want to save her. I promised myself I would grow up and find a cure for it and save her when I was 8 and it's never happening even if I do.

I want to take less Octreotide and more Cabergolin. What difference does it make to my dumb doctor? One makes me feel worse and the other makes me feel better.
>>11048216
I appreciate that shit Anon.

I have urges for children and I imagine children when I masturbate and am aroused by the child body. Should I speak to a psychiatrist?

How do I raise my serotonin level ?

Chocolate, banana, magnesium ?

I cant exercise atm

>>11048340
Might be a good idea.

>>11048075
Give me a good reason why we should clamp babies early

>>11048075
Fuck foreigner residents and fuck those attendings that have to critique the structure of every single presentation

>>11048079
They literally went into it for the money and have to deal with vasculopaths all day

Talk tome about IM why should i choose it? Why should i not?

>>11048340
Speak to a shotgun

>>11048363
Ssris, snris, maois
>>11048711
Fucking around with fluids/ins and outs is retarded. You will be replaced by midlevels. The pay is shit when you compare the work to FM

>>11048690
When a neonate needs to be ventilated.

I hope it's you. I missed you.

>>11048340
Apply for a job at Disney Channel.

I'm doing really bad on my first semester of college. What does this mean for me?

I can't focus in class, I don't know how to take notes or study, and I feel tired all the time. What is the best possible scenario for me if I want to go to medical school?

>>11048363
>>11048719

Without taking any drugs I meant.

>>11048715
Not a very doctorly response

>>11048805
Get your shit together, stop finding excuses and start working hard.
Also, if symptoms continue, you should go see a doctor, could be a lot of things

>>11048340
Yes, better sooner than later

>>11049196
>better sooner than later
Elaborate

>>11048805
It's something normal. Many students struggle because they were not prepared for the amount of shit they need to study. As the other anon said, get you shit together, start studying little by little and slowly increase the workload.

>>11049196
It's only a matter of time before those pulsion will manifest themselves in the real world and you don't want that. Seek help

>>11048805
Good online course if you're shit at learning : >https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn

Otherwise:
Stop wasting time doing mindless browsing online
Stop watching TV
Stop watching porn
Stop smoking
Stop playing video games
Stop eating candies
Go to bed at 9 pm and stop all screen after dinner
Read books
Fix your diet
Stay hydrated
Do some bodyweight workout/running at least 2 times a week
Learn how to use Anki

>>11049448
Everything except the last one. Anki is for brainlets.

Any dermatologists on here? How do I get rid of acne and scarring?

>>11049480
Isotretinoin and lasers.

>>11049504
Does the topical route work fine? I'm not even sure if it's acne or some folliculitis. The derm I've been to sucks and only wanted to push products.

I'm an M1 at a US MD program. What the FUCK should I do to get into a radiology residency program? I have 5 undergrad publications and a 520 MCAT, but I'm the laziest, most unaccountable fucker you will ever meet. Pathology is my fallback.

>>11048216
people are too stupid to save people that need to die
if someone tried to save your mum back then she needed to die

>>11049508
You can try topical stuff first, if it doesn't stick, then go for bigger guns.

>>11049580
Suck some dicks.

>>11048707
>those attendings that have to critique the structure of every single presentation
These people are the salt of the earth. Your education has failed you, at least someone is trying to remedy the situation

>>11048079
Many surgeons that develop a god complex become like this. I don't think it's strictly vascular surgeons.
>>11048340
Yes. Realising the problem is the first step. Psychs are cool and are not gonna judge you.
>>11048363
Increasing the intake of certain precursors of a mediator or the mediator itself doesn't guarantee a higher concentration of it in the brain.
>>11049213
He means that it's better to seek help before you act on your desires. Although if I understand correctly the majority of pedos don't act on it ever.

>>11048340
Can you get aroused by adult women?

>>11049461
Are you calling Michael Nielsen a brainlet?
http://augmentingcognition.com/ltm.html

>>11049504
>Isotretinoin
I'm worried about the permanent loss of sexual function increasingly being reported as a side effect.

I am sorry guys is it just me but, when you tell someone basically "hey looks like you got this [shit that will kill you or completely ruin your life if you don't treat it", with added bonus of "we can fix it in 1-2 month because of very early detection", how can people say that they got other appointments, that they can't make it?

What the fuck is more important than not dying?

>>11049448
>/learn/learning-how-to-learn
How much is it?

>>11049848
Made me chuckle

>>11049851
free

>>11049848
The opposite of hypochondriacs. Don't want treatment? Cool, more free time for me, your life, your decision.

M1 here. Just made the highest score on my anatomy final. Top 50 school. I’m the fucking best.

>>11049846
It's very, very rare, but if it worries you too much, just stick to standard oral antibiotic and topical treatment.

What are the options in your country if you don't get into residency?

Here, (Gypsyland) you can practice supervised for a few years and then you can 1. Take the residency exam or 2. Pay and get into one of these residency programs: FM or Peds.

>>11050142
In my country every student is practically guaranteed a job because the medical school entrance is a massive bottleneck.l

>>11050142
Everyone gets into at least occupational med, cytopath, FM or psych here

>>11050142
Residency is optional here. Most doctors work in FM type jobs if they don't specialize, but you can do almost anything.

>>11049848
My stubborn, bitchy ex-wife was diagnosed with breast cancer. Doc outlined the course of treatment: chemo, mastectomy, radiation. Ex-wife says "isn't there another way we can manage this?" Doc says "Yes, you can die." I laughed pretty hard.

>>11048075
Hey anons, current freshman planning on majoring in bio right now. The amount of retarded pre meds here is driving me insane, and having to work with them is awful. Any advice?

>>11049838
I don’t think so

why are pharmacists so smug? a vending machine could do your job.

>>11049794
>act on your desires
Would this include fapping to cp? Asking for a friend

>>11050579
>retail
#notallpharmacists

>>11049504
THAT GARbage fricks with your hormones. Literally just keep your face clean. shower in AM and PM, rinse in the sink at lunch/break, change your pillowcase and sheets, wash after sweating/eating, dont touch your face, get sun

>>11050988
Literally pop culture advice. Please kill yourself.

>>11049580
study step1 resources.
>>11050019
Anatomy is a useless class unless you will do surgery or rads
>>11050542
Coworkers in every single job are terrible. Get used to it.

>>11051003
acne is caused by dirt, grease, and bacteria - all targeted by soap and water.

>>11050988
>>11051007
Go fuck yourself for trying to divert people away from treatment that could help them.

>>11051057
>ruining your hormones
>treatment

which one is safer in the long term: methylphenidate or escitalopram?

>>11051114
>ruining your hormones
Proof, nigger.

>>11051119
He's retarded enough to think that using regular soap on facial skin is okay and that washing the face several times a day is good practice. You think he has proof?

>>11050988
I use a bar of regular soap. Does that work?

>>11051131
Wait, it isn't? Am I doing the wrong thing by washing my face?

>>11051118
escitalopram is "safer" but these drugs dont treaat the same thing
>>11051132
trial and error my guy. if the soap is too strong then get a smoother one. dont use antimicrobial soaps

What is the /med/ approved diet? Is it Mediterranean? Low Fat? Low Carb? Paleo?

>>11051135
Most regular soaps are usually alkaline and fuck with the pH of skin, which is slightly acidic. They usually contain a lot of fragrances which could potentially lead to irritation.

>>11051163
Don't subscribe to meme/fad diets and eat whatever the fuck you want to in moderation. You're going to die anyway. Caloric restriction if you want to live slightly longer.

>>11051135
>Patients should be instructed to wash skin with a mild, non-drying soap or cleanser. >Frequent washing/scrubbing and use of harsh
soaps should be discouraged.
>Patients should select hair and skin products, including cosmetics, sunscreens, and moisturizers, that are labeled non-comedogenic or non-acnegenic.

>>11051211
You need soap to remove excess grease but most soaps are too strong/people use too much

yall not gonna let me walk around with square emo scars just because bumped against something sharp. i have vitamin acid a cream which helped a bit for my old ass teen acne scars, will applying this on my wounds be any good or should i wait until it's a reddish scar?

>>11051263
What is a good soap then? Oat? Glyceryn?
What should people wash their face with
Im no derm but ive never really found literature Bout skincare

>>11051004
Genuinely curious, how do you manage then since you are judged on the group's work?

>>11051428
just use a mild face wash nigga, avoid face washes that foam a lot. protip: if you have dry skin double cleansing prior with an oil cleanser is patrician to do. it removes all the black pores.

>>11051562
>black pores
my bad i shouldn't have wrote it like that.
all of the oxidized black sebaceous filaments i mean can be unclogged from the pores which gives you a very nice clean look. and then removing the oil with a generic mild facewash makes you look perfect. top it off with a moisturizer that doesn't irritate your skin. best is sunscreen.

Rad tech student here going on my second internship soon, to a pretty large trauma hospital in Illinois. Any tips? My last one was at a small clinic where the biggest challenge I faced was abusive coworkers and 90% of my patients were lovely old people for knees and chests.

I'm legitimately more afraid of dealing with the rad techs and emergency staff that work there than the actual patients. Feels like every time I get yelled at for doing something wrong I take it way too personally instead of realizing the person was just being a moody cunt.

>>11050142
You can become taxi driver here

>>11048340
I would and just keep that to myself. Ain't like it has to go to the next level. If that were true, everyone would be raping right and left.

>>11050598
I think that's illegal.
>>11050142
You can only do EM. Even family docs have to specialise.
>>11051163
Basically plenty of veggies and fruit in all meals and moderate intake of fats and sugars without restriction of any food group.

>>11051991
>I think that's illegal.
And?

>>11051163
WHO + your national recommendations.

Guys, I'm a racist piece of shit and hate non-whites. I also have 1 more year until graduation. What can I do to improve or at least cope with the fact that I'm going to treat non-whites too?

>>11053006
Don't worry anon, you will turn full misanthrope and begin hating most white people too.

>>11053028
Glad to hear that, one more reason to kms.

>>11053006
Move somewhere white?

>>11053031
I don't want to move. I've seen that the whitest communities are in the rural areas/suburban areas.

How do I get rid of PCOS

>>11053113
You don't.

>>11053113
Lose weight and exercise.

>>11053629
Not even overweight.

>>11048075
As a biomedical engineer, what are some of the best, most direct ways I can design devices to replace doctors in order to lower costs for patients and improve patient outcomes?

>>11053638
You can't.

I get very hungry at night. I'm not fat, my BMI is 20, I usually skip breakfast, eat lunch, a snack, dinner and another snack before bed. Then I wake up around 3am very hungry and I usually order pizza or something because I don't want to make noise by making myself a meal. Wat do? (Am 23, M)

>>11052077
Bruh...

>>11053638
Spoken like a true pajeet

>>11053638
>biomedical
You are also getting replaced.

How do you deal with antivaxxers?

I went on the student doctor network and seeing some of the premeds who were on their fifth year applying is just fucking depressing.

>>11054584
Doing peds now. Prof always shuts them up pretty fast, he has experience doing this. If it was me, I wouldn't give a fuck. It's your kid, not mine.

>>11054587
Persistence is not key.

>>11054597
How does he do it, senpai? It's so bad in my country that polio's back after nineteen years of being eradicated.

>>11054608
I remember the first day of peds. Kid comes in clinic for a check up and Prof told us to come with him. Basically he was pretty aggressive and very pushy, didn't give a fuck about the parent's beliefs about vaccines, more like scolding them in front of other parents until they would agree to vaccinate them. Pretty Chad.

>>11053638
>biomedical engineer
Not a real degree mate.

>>11053638
I've read this in pajeet accent and it fits. Keep shitting the streets.

>>11054597
>If it was me, I wouldn't give a fuck. It's your kid, not mine
Herd immunity is a thing. If immunization were perfect, it wouldn't matter, but in the real world, the presence of un-immunized people increases our risk, even if we have been immunized.

>>11054845
You don’t have rights over other people’s children. To try and take away people’s rights over themselves and their children is extremely Orwellian, and far more concerning than any outbreak.
If someone doesn’t want to get vaccinated, they don’t have to.

>>11054845
I know but that's none of our job. That's what the state needs to do by forcing unvaxxed kids to stay at home and not be able to attend school.

>>11054858
for a long time public health was unenforced, and we had a few million die here and there

>>11054865
So?

>>11054845
It creates risk to immunodeficient people, the rest of the population which is vaccinated will do just fine.

Forcing people is the worst solution in any case.
Most of the fear in the population seems to revolve not around the concept of immunization but preservatives/adjuvants found in shots like thiomersal and aluminium.

I, for one, won't white knight for the pharma industry when it comes to these excipients, we're not here to protect their margin or their refusal to develop alternative.

Hey /med/, what do you think of BX-795?
https://today.uic.edu/a-new-class-of-drug-to-treat-herpes-simplex-virus-infection

So during STEMI on ECG there should always be reciprocal depression with ST elevation for it to be considered STEMI?

>>11053638
You can't: people will always choose another human being over a machine, despite the outcome rate; there are studies about it, google it

>>11053638
nigga the day doctors get replaced is the day everybody gets replaced
and I don't mind at all, actually i'm praying it happens ASAP

fuck everything

>>11053638
>what are some of the best, most direct ways I can design devices to replace doctors in order to lower costs for patients and improve patient outcomes?
To design a device as a tool for a doctor.

Any book recommendation on principles of asepsis and antisepsis? Student/intern tier works as well as long as it covers proper OR etiquette, how to wash your hands with different substances, proper instrumentarium sterilisation, postOP wound handling, etc.

>>11050019
I just want to take this opportunity to flame you for posting "top 50." Congrats on the score and all, but top 50 means next to nothing outside of premed boards on SDN, as it includes like a third of all institutions in the States.

>>11056080
Let the kid brag, he'll never make it with that attitude anyways..

>>11049582
you sound like a schizo

>2023 changes to ecfmg accreditation mean that I might get fucked and can't apply for FM residency
>going to have to graft to get all the steps done in time

>>11054922
This is why you’re going to die alone.

it's over guys
i'm a fucking doc now

>>11056359
congrats, dude.

>>11056386
is she a giant or just the angle of the pic? hot
thanks!

>>11056472
I think it's just the angle.

>>11056359
Congratulations, doc.

>>11055727
Surgery textbooks usually cover that stuff.

>>11053631
Still lose weight, diet, exercise

>>11053638
Cost comes from CYA medical practice due to legal fears. Cost of physicians is <10% of healthcare cost. Also medical spending would plummet if Americans would take care of themselves

>>11056913
Brodie my blood glucose, HbA1C, and lipid profile are all ok. I do high intensity interval training and go on mountain bike trails. There's really nothing that can be done, is there?

>>11055727
Just follow your hospital's protocol dingus

>>11056953
Take metformin

>>11056961
Gynecologist instructed me to take it for a month and then stop and stick to BC. Does ovarian drilling work?

>>11056969
I drilled ur mums ovaries

>>11056969
I'd like to drill you instead.

>>11057137
You ruined it, autist

Is it possible nowadays to create a new pharmacological corp and become a full-fledged manufacturing and R&D lab, or are you immediately going to get fucked in the ass by Pfizer, Roche and co?

>>11058297
Yes.

>>11058297
Of course, you just need few billions and friends in the government and administration of a G20/EU country.

what stage of dementia is when there is a loss of interest in other people and hobbies, and severe depression/apathy sets in?

I have a neurological disease with memory loss and yesterday I got so depressed I was unable to stand being alive another second, and considered jumping into the train.

I have had memory loss for 5 years now but nobody believes me because my IQ was over 130 and I keep my mind sharp by studying chemistry and reading.

>>11058330
Figured as much.

>>11058330
No one starts a company with billions, they usually start at a few million and grow.

>tfw first year in one of the europoor countries with the bullshit hyper-cutthroat entry exams
>had a mock exam with half of the student body participating last week (a bit less than a thousand people)
>look up results
>my grade is a good 150 spots from the expected passing score
I'm getting worried.

>>11058331
Contact psychiatrist and ask for electroconvulsive therapy if you get diagnosed with depression, which it sounds like you have.

>>11058541
I have a neurodegenerative disease I get worse every month as I have over the past year been getting progressively more depressed.

I know there is just no treatment, the disease has remained unidentified and the doctors said not every case can be given a diagnosis.

>>11058541
I already tested traditional antidepressants, bupropion, and I also tried methylphenidate which is used to treat apathy from cognitive decline

paronychia

I have this shit with a huge abscess. It hurts way worse than I thought finger pain could be. I'm a musician (flute) and I have to practice 4-5 hours a day right now because of a heavy audition and performance season. Will going to a doctor to get it drained make me unable to practice or should I just suck it up until the infection goes away on its own?

>>11058787
if I were you I would just get it treated sooner in case it were to get worse, so I would just drain it.

I get ingrown toenails usually every other year on my big toes.

>>11056359
Good.
Now you know its all bullshit.

is it ok to masturbate 3 times a day during a stressing period like pre-exam

very important exam i mean

>>11058870
You gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers.

>>11048707
What's wrong with foreign residents?

>>11058991
They're not hhhwwhite

Hey fellas,
I'm a nursing student, and I'm aware that just by going the nursing route I'm going to have a lot less knowledge than someone who goes to medical school and pursues and MD

How would I go about at least getting the working verbal knowledge attained in medical school? Textbooks, subjects I should focus on, etc?

My thinking is that I should utilize medical school textbooks on things like anatomy and physiology, pathology, etc. which tend to be more detailed than the ones used in nursing school, and study what would be needed to get a bachelor's degree in something like biochemistry.

Is there anything else I should do? Is this even realistically attainable? Any decent lecture or general video series I should be aware of?

>>11060259
Yes I know I already made a separate thread. I was told to post here.

>>11060259
Isn't nursing a bachelor's degree there?

>>11058787
You a lose dee finga fluteboii
>>11060259
Step 1 resources such as board and beyond

>>11060366

There's nursing associates degrees, and bachelors degrees. I'm going for a bachelor's. Theres some science involved, but you're not getting the same amount as if you were to get something like a biology degree.

>>11060397
Are you going to pursue an MD after?

>>11060259
Do as I did and download the books as recommended from the sci wiki. Then have it sink in about just how many thousands of pages of content there is to self study.

>>11048075
Does Lexapro make you cry

How do i clone a medicine syringe?

>>11048075
Getting my EMT-B right now, probably gonna go to paramedic schools after a few years working. What are some good emergency medicine resources I can read to stay up-to-date in the field? Also, is it worth investing in nicer equipment now (shears, stethoscope, etc.), or will I look like a nerd when it goes unused?

>>11060411
It depends on how things go. It's a huge time/finance commitment, and the pay off isn't really worth it from a monetary perspective. I'd just like to have more knowledge than a general nurse. Medical writing might be interesting

>>11056359
How does it feel to graduate from a trade school

>>11060736
Do what >>11060594 said. You probably won't even end up reading much of it once you realize how bulky everything is. Your nursing texts are fine for what you want to do. Go practice actual clinical skills because that's what actually matters.

>>11060659
Don’t go paramedic, get your RN.

t. Paramedic going back to school for nursing

>>11061108
Why is paramedic shitty compared to RN? Not that anon, just curious.

>>11061247
99% of being a paramedic is being a taxi service for old people and welfare recipients. Seriously 1 out of a hundred EMS calls you’ll go to is a life-or-death situation. At least with RN you have the job mobility to work in many different fields, and there are more steps you can move onto (CRNA, NP).

>>11055183
Not sure if it's obligatory. But if there are clinical signs, ST-elevation and elevetaed enzymes the diagnosis is apparent.
>>11056359
Great, anon! Congrats! Hope you don't get depressed like me when it happened a month ago.
>>11058787
It won't go away on it's own. That shit gets worse because of the anatomy of the hand. Your whole finger can get infected. When you get it drained, you won't be able to play, but at least you'll keep your finger.

>>11060259
It depends, doctors spend their day dealing with pathology and therapeutics.

But you need to already master anatomy, symptomatology, physiology and know about the basis in microbiology (which is already a shitton of knowledge worth 3 years of full time med school) before learning these things.

You can probably ditch histo/embryology, genetics or immunology though as they very rarely come on the table outside of some particular specialties.

>>11058787
Go get it treated before it complicates and attacks other tissues.

Put your finger 2-3 times a day during 15 minutes in a glass of salt water (or better with Dakin) in the meantime then band with some medical alcohol.
If the pus leaks by itself it's a good sign, still have to see with the physician.

>>11058469
T'es en France? Si c'est le cas stresse pas trop mais travaille un peu plus.

>>11061535
Y'a plus de redoublement dans ma fac (pas de doublants non plus cela dit) donc j'ai qu'une seule chance. Je travaille déjà tout le temps, je sais pas quoi faire.

>>11061627
On est qu'en Octobre et la P1 c'est un marathon pas un sprint, si t'es régulier tu vas faire des gains de productivité, de méthode et travailler plus efficacement de toute façon.
Plein d'étudiants tiennent pas la distance, continue et les deux dernières semaines en décembre donne toi à fond en faisant un maximum de tours sur tes cours et d'annales.

>>11061653
Ouais j'ai pas prévu de lâcher. J'ai juste l'impression qu'il y a pas assez de détails qui rentrent alors que je mets des heures à revoir les cours, surtout quand je me compare aux autres.
Merci pour l'encouragement, anon.

>>11061677
T'étudies comment?
Je te conseillerai bien d'utiliser Anki mais y a une courbe d'apprentissage pour être optimal donc c'est pas forcément un investissement profitable là maintenant.

La rétention de toute façon diminue à partie d'un certains moment donc c'est normal qu'au bout d'un moment plus rien ne rentre. Toutes les heures fais une pause et va marcher un peu et évite d'aller sur internet ou d'utiliser ton tel car cognitivement c'est pas une vraie pause.

>surtout quand je me compare aux autres
Ca sert à rien de te comparer aux autres entre ceux qui mytho, ceux qui font n'importe quoi et débordent de confiance et ceux qui sont simplement meilleurs.

>>11061733
Je revois le cours le jour même en essayant de le comprendre et surligner les parties importantes (ça me prend au moins 2h/cours). Après je les revoie à intervalles espacés (3, 10, 30 jours après puis tous les 10 ou 15 jours, je verrai). J'ai essayé de faire des fiches mais c'est trop chronophage.
En faisant ça je retiens une bonne partie du cours, mais il y a tellement de détails qui se confondent que ça finit par devenir flou. Et après il y a les UE type physique/chimie/maths où le par cœur suffit pas, et j'ai jamais le temps de faire des annales pour m'entraîner.
J'ai pas essayé Anki, je crois que le tutorat de ma fac fait des fiches toutes prêtes pour certaines UE, c'est vraiment plus efficace qu'une révision lambda?
>Toutes les heures fais une pause
J'en fais pas assez, c'est vrai, vu que mon rythme de travail est lent je me dis que ça me fait perdre encore plus de temps.
D'après ton expérience personnelle, à partir de quelle période est-ce-que les concours blancs commencent à devenir réellement représentatifs?

>>11048340
if you are able to hold yourself back and you're not a threat, keep it to yourself
if you see it's a growing problem and that you feel unable to do anything against your desire, speak to one
they hear those things more than you think and they will appreciate you talking to them before actually doing something that will make you end up in jail

also don't ever start watching cp

good luck anon

>>11061760
>En faisant ça je retiens une bonne partie du cours, mais il y a tellement de détails qui se confondent que ça finit par devenir flou. Et après il y a les UE type physique/chimie/maths où le par cœur suffit pas

C'est à dessein, ça sert à rien de t'inquiéter, ils surchargent tout le monde et voient ce qui arrivent à s'en sortir un peu.

>et j'ai jamais le temps de faire des annales pour m'entraîner.

Faire des annales est important car les questions sont stéréotypées, c'est toujours les même notions qui sont testées de la même façon et ça te permet de voir tes points faibles de manière objective.
Après tu peux attendre encore un peu mais d'ici mi-novembre faut vraiment que tu commences à placer les annales en priorités.

>D'après ton expérience personnelle, à partir de quelle période est-ce-que les concours blancs commencent à devenir réellement représentatifs?

Généralement 1 mois avant l'épreuve t'as une idée mais les dernières semaines son tellement importante que même là c'est pas forcément prédictif (sauf si t'es genre top 50).

>>11061834
>C'est à dessein
Ça me rassure, à entendre les interventions en TD j'avais l'impression que c'était normal pour tous les gens sérieux de connaître les moindres détails sur le bout des doigts.
>Faire des annales est important
C'est le conseil qui ressort le plus, en effet. J'arrive juste pas à caser de créneau. Si j'ai 2 cours dans la journée ça me prend 5h de les revoir chez moi, et après je dois passer au moins 1h00-1h30 sur l'apprentissage régulier de l'UE de par cœur (au mot pour mot). Si en plus il y a des TD, c'est impossible de trouver un moment pour faire des annales. Est-ce qu'il serait mieux d'arrêter de revoir les cours en profondeur et d'utiliser plutôt les QCM comme outil d'apprentissage, au risque de laisser passer certains détails?

>>11061877
Les cours te servent à passer l'exam en première année et à rien d'autre. Concentre toi sur les plus gros coeffs plutôt que de tout mettre à un niveau égal (perso tout ce qui était stat j'ai basiquement fais le minimum au profit de l'histo embryo par exemple).

>d'utiliser plutôt les QCM comme outil d'apprentissage, au risque de laisser passer certains détails?
Les détails les plus importants te seront demandés dans les QCM de toute façon si t'en fais suffisamment.
En plus comme je t'ai déjà dit les questions sont stéréotypées, à force d'en faire tu seras acclimaté aux formulations, aux pièges, aux notions ciblées et à y optimiser tes chances quand tu devras y aller au pif.
Je te conseille de les faire en temps réel aussi.

>>11061925
>Concentre toi sur les plus gros coeffs
Tu as raison, c'est juste que je ne peux pas mettre de côté l'UE7 vu que c'est noté au mot clé (donc faut juste tout apprendre au mot près et ça bouffe énormément de temps).
>Les détails les plus importants te seront demandés dans les QCM
Ouais donc c'est peut être mieux de juste relire le cours puis de passer direct à l'application, je vais essayer du coup. Merci encore pour tes conseils.

Guys, i'm thinking about studying physiotherapy next year, how profitable is it? Should i just go straight to medicine instead?

>french niggers invaded the thread speaking in some guadelopian dialect

Fuck off to /int/.

>>11060659
Pre med with my EMT-B here. EMT prep on youtube will help pass your NIEMT practical test. You will have to attend classes periodically to maintain your certifcation. I believe its 2 years to renew your NREMT, and in my state its 5 years before I need to renew my state license. depending on the courses you choose you'll either learn the latest and greatest techniques, or just skim by enough to keep your license. If you want to become an MD/PA/RN eventually, getting your medic is really just a waste of time, it might help a little but it'll more likely end up wasting a year and a half of your life. What really matters is patient contact and deciding if healthcare is truly your calling.For nurse vs medic, RN allows you to progress further education and salary wise, but for some nothing beats being out in the streets.In my area a Fire/Medic can easily pull 90k+ salary in 5 years, the hiring process is very selective though. Finally equipment wise, Leatherman Raptor trauma shears are fantastic and much more durable than your standard shears I love using mine.

>>11053638
How much do you know about quantum physics and do you live in Europe?

>mom edition
>no moms posted
what kind of sick joke is this?

Why the fuck am I so fucking bad at this Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvis block
I literally can't understand anything
I guess my IQ really is lacking for med school

>>11048363
Stop taking MDMA.

If any medanons here are interested in crypto and investing we’ve made a comfy Telegram group

Invite code:
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Autonomy in medicine explanation?

How difficult is it to match to the USA for psychiatry as an IMG from Europe or Aus/NZ?

18 year old zoomer here. What's the difference between a CRNA and Anesthesiologist in practicality? Are the stupidly high salaries CRNAs get going to drop off soon?

>non american MDs
why did you even try in the first place if you knew it would lead to this

>>11063211
one is a nurse the other is a doctor lol there's no real comparison. CRNA is a great career, esp if you go rural but there's no comparison between skill, salary ceiling, and knowledge base

CRNA lobbies like to quote a study showing no difference in outcomes. But that study was funded entirely by that CRNA lobby and published in a nursing journal lol. Also they compared MDs taking massive trauma cases in shit to CRNAs doing super ez shit like minor ortho cases

>we had as few complications doing minor ortho cases as MDs had doing massive penetrating gunshot wound cases, therefore we are as skilled as MDs


CRNAs are generally pretty tight in person but have a constant and blatant inferiority complex that is really embarrassing desu.

As AI takes bigger roles in medicine the easier shit like like the ASA1 cases CRNAs do will be the first to be done by AI.

>>11063175
Depends entirely what your USMLE Step 1 score is. That is the main factor with matching any US residency. Get some publications in nonshit journals, esp if you worked with American faculty on them will significantly increase chances as well.

I'm in my first semester at college, planning on being an RN. Does anyone know of something that'd really ignite my interest in this Majors Biology 1 class? I am genuinely trying to like it, I've got a 94 in the class, but idk how to really appreciate it

>>11063272
Nursing will be following flowcharts and algorithms, very little thinking. But very flexible career that offers lots of branches into more advanced nursing like nurse practitioners or CRNA, or cool technical assistant jobs, or even working in sales. Easier to be a device rep to docs if you were a nurse formerly. Same with tech and coding; you'll be valuable for a bioinformatics specialists or medical coding monkey if you were a nurse

If you want to understand things more fundamentally then be a doctor; i think research is the best way to keep things interesting. Nurses generally do shit research desu because the fundamental knowledge base and research skills are just not there at all

>>11063279
I had wanted to be a doctor in the past but I became apprehensive about how much time it takes. I want to be involved in health care, but I don't know if I really want to wipe asses . I might be better off going back to my original plan and trying to be a pathologist. It doesn't seem like I'd ever get to fully understand this stuff unless I take Organic Chem, Physics etc (what are the functional groups actually doing, professor? why are the neutrons in the atom if they don't do anything to affect electronegativity? etc etc)

>>11063258
So is Anesthesiology a more promising field? Or will it face the same problems CRNAs do?

>>11063291
With AI memery I mean

>>11063291
AI will never replace docs desu; ppl who say that are engineers without a clue of how medicine or science in general work. AI will play a much larger role, and shift the roles of docs esp pathologists and radiologists. But the jobs are not going anywhere.

>>11063290
Nursing can be a great career and decent money as well esp in the USA. Have you thought about pharmacy? or being a PA? PA's are like a more legit version of a NP

>>11063291
I actually am in a machine learning lab as a resident; it's a blast. But working directly with machine learning in medicine has definitely sobered my hopes of how much AI will play a role in medicine. It's still very stupid; it would be disastrous without close supervision by actual doctors. Think of AI more like a tool, and/or a type of midlevel assistant for the docs to use

>>11063311
I did consider the PA route. That would be nice, as I could probably major in Music, which is something I'm passionate about, and still have the flexibility to work in prereqs for a PA program

Med fags. Never asked you for a thing and, now, need help. I have acromegaly and diagnosed 9.74 years ago. At the time, life expectancy was ten years. I was rejected for first attempt at disability pay. EZ to get IF terminal. Give me link to life expectancy of ten years as it was at time of my diagnosis. I earned my money. I have a hard time picking kid from school but the feds think that i am fit to work. I'm fucking dieing over here. Want t convince doc to say that im in the last part of my life so i can get the money i have been giving to social security since i was knee high to a grasshopper. Link me.!!! Help me faggot!

Has anyone here legitimately enjoyed studying their med courses and treated it like a hobby of sorts? How'd your grades do after? I fucking lack motivation and I can't fucking force myself to memorize another page of metabolism.

>>11049448
thanks a lot for the link. I really appreciate it.

>>11064289
I've been doing it since I was 2 years old

>>11064289
Deprive yourself from any entertainment up to the point your physiology book looks interesting.

>>11062258
Non

>>11048707
Fuck working with anyone I don’t like just lemme hang out with the good ol boys and gimme money like I deserve. Why is medicine saturated with such idiots. Hope those foreign docs run train on your next presentation.

>>11050142
I know a couple Italian docs in the us. That system must be completely fucked because they’re well connected, one of them is super intelligent, and didn’t land a residency spot immediately.

>>11050542
While coworkers do suck, medicine attracts a particular crowd as you’ve seen in your first year. Gotta weigh it out and decide for yourself for me I’m not a people person so whatever. I get shade every fuckin day tho lol haha pls kill me I’m so lonely.

>>11051139
What about lexapro vs Zoloft? They feel pretty much the same for me

>>11058769
So you straight up know you have a neurodegenerative disease and not severe chronic depression? Because bad depression can fuck with memory/cognition hardcore.

>>11064289
I fear this will be my undoing in med school as the only way I can find anything interesting in rote memorization like biochem is understanding the mechanisms behind it which of course will fail me out pretty quick in med school, i would assume.

>bicuspid aortic valve
>no stenosis at all
>mitral valve prolapse
>pectus excavatum
>minimal regurgitation

How dangerous is this shit
My cardiologist was a smug POS and told me I have nothing to worry about, but I always feel "weird" and like I can't breathe properly...

I do suffer from severe depression/anxiety/panic disorder though....

>>11064475
Well, would an honest answer alleviate your anxiety or only make it worse?

>>11064480
probably make it worse at first, but I'm not one for denying reality, it is what it is, so I always prefer honesty, which is why I'm asking on fucking 4chan, because I feel the doc wasn't really straight with me...

>>11064494
Docs generally aren’t and in certain cases there’s reasons for it. Good that you’re seeing a cardiologist, while he won’t be necessarily straight with you he is presumably equipped to prescribe appropriately. But yeah some people drop dead at 40 from aneurysm and others live until normal age.

>>11064522
well he said I'm free to exercise and do whatever the fuck I want...

Thanks for the answer... I'd prefer to have a more objective answer so I know if I should/when to just shoot myself in the head;

>>11064531
Yeah I knew a couple Marfan swimmers in hs, they were all fine. Don’t shoot yourself in the head an aneurysm/sudden cardiac death is more or less as efficient, just get a DNR when you old as fuck if you’re intent on it. Everybody’s got death coming to them in the end still not sure how any doc finds their profession rewarding. Anyways you sound pretty anxious/depressed you should address it with a psychiatrist it helps immensely.

To be short: not cancer so u good

>>11064571
>you should address it with a psychiatrist it helps immensely.

Does it really?
I'm under the impression they're just going to prescribe me some shitty medicine which I have no interest in, as a former drug addict.

Excluding pathology - cerebral cortex size = how much you can learn (total potential crystallized intelligence), cerebellum size = how well you can learn things (fluid intelligence)

However in reality your cognitive capacity depends on a lot of other things: a good immune system to protect your brain from infections; nutrition (especially transition metals) and how fast your brain ages (intelligent people often age more slowly than others)

>>11063311
This, ai is a pipe dream, the equivalent of flying cars in the 50s. Yes, software will advance in the same way cars did, but to think a computer will decide whether someone gets surgery, admitted, chemo, etc. when we wont even trust them to drive cars is completely ludicrous. Yang said yesterday that derm, cardio, and pcp are all getting replaced by a computer. Lmao! Nonsense

>>11064741
Psych meds for anxiety are extremely lackluster, much better to teach yourself to relax. Depression it works better but still not some miracle cure

>>11051132
Try benzoyl peroxide

Also remember that it is basically a lifelong curse and that's that. Watch videos about heroin addicts in Pakistan if you continue to feel bad.

But benzoyl peroxide is great and you'll actually look better. Maybe carry a knife

>>11065324
I'm using 5% benzoyl peroxide and it works really well but it's kind of drying. The dryness makes my sunscreen look flaky. Fucking skincare is so expensive.

So I was diagnosed with intersection syndrome, and have had intermittent bouts of trigger thumb on that hand for the past couple years. I forgot to mention that to the PA that saw me because apparently I'm retarded and it hadn't happened for at least a few months prior to when I started to notice persistent wrist pain. Had a recurrence tonight and it was significantly worse than I remembered it being before. I'm already scheduled for a corticosteroid injection next week, but I'm not sure if/how I should go about updating the orthopods.

>>11065324
>lifelong curse
I thought it was supposed to stop in your late teens/early twenties?

>>11064748
cerebellum has nothing to do with learning outside movement mane......

>mom edition
Every time I see my mom she tells me I have a swollen cheek. I finally listened to her and my left cheek is noticeably puffier than my right. What might cause asymmetrical facial swelling with no other symptoms?

>>11048075
>Bonjela
Explain this please. In the UK it clearly states that it's no longer to be given to children. However there's a case from May of this year about a baby in NZ nearly dying from an overdose. Does the NZ packaging not contain the warning? Why? Also, when was this warning added to the UK packaging? How close did I come to dying from a Bonjela overdose as a child?

>>11066139
t.high school biology

>>11066425
[Citation needed]

>>11065005
Yeah wouldn’t do anxiety meds unless necessary, but antidepressants, if they work for you, can be a lifesaver for severe depressives (albeit numbing which certainly beats constant mental pain). Just my opinion.

best way to get a bullet out of once thigh without getting a infection at home? Just common house tools and hand sanatizer availabe

>>11066563
Um painkiller, rubbing alcohol, heat and a metal forces hope it’s not too deep?

How do I know whether my eardrum is just blocked with a lot of earwax or whether it’s actually perforated and I should go to the hospital? I haven’t had any pain, but this is getting concerning.

How can I know whether my eardrum is just blocked with a lot of earwax or if it’s actually perforated and I should go to the hospital? I haven’t had any pain, but this is getting concerning.

>>11066579
You have a lot of earwax anon

>>11066575
not deep under skin but went in from the top down at the back of the leg. Its just a tiny .22

Cant really reach it tho but I cant go to doc because muh euro firearm laws

>>11066584
Well I went to a drum circle earlier and though I had earplugs in, I kept readjusting them, so the wax was probably pushed way in there.

>>11066598
kek. post the wound retard

>>11066608
kind of hard to take a picture with a PC. And no i dont have a phone ((they)) cant track my phone when i dont have one.

>>11066250

Sleeping on your side

>>11064475
pretty neat, can you touch the roof of your mouth with your tongue?

>>11063262

Thanks.

Hypothetically, what if I fuck up STEP 1? Say I score around 200-210 which is much lower than the average score. Is it a death sentence?

>>11050142

Italy here. Despite massive bottleneck at the entrance of med school, there's 2,5 students competing for each residency slot. If you take away the shit residencies like clinical pathology and radiation therapy, it's even harder, and if you want a barely decent residency (cardio, dermato, plastic surgery, something which allows you to live fine in this fucked up country) in a decent city (because you know Italy is africa past Rome) it's almost 10 persons for 1 slot.

Thanks god I'm in :^) If you don't get in, you basically go to mcdonald.

>>11064475

Bicuspid valve and prolapsed mitral are literally the most common shit out there, they will NEVER give you serious issues except for superimposed stenosis/regurgitation.

Minimal regurgitation means that maybe you're gonna experience cardiosurgery one day, most likely in your late 50/60s.

My mom lives with mitralic regurgitation due to rheumatic fever since 40 years and it's been slight ins severity since there.

>>11048075
I saw commercial applications of cancer vaccines like melanoma vaccine as third gen antitumor agent for dogs
Why can't I find one on human med field?

>>11066806
cancer is a big money maker

I will take 10 years (9,5 actually) for me to finish med school
Currently at year 7, med is 6 years in my country normally
Is it gonna be worth it?

>>11048075
Hello /med/chads. I'm not in /med/ education, but would like to learn a bit about neurology and about the human brain.
First of, I really want to avoid popsci bullshit.
I would appreciate a good sauce, which covers both the technical biochemical principals that enable communication between neurons and the architecture of the CNS as a whole, ie. the different regions of the brain and their role, etc.
I'm totaly down to dedicating plenty of time to first learn some chemistry or other prerequisities as long as it enables me to learn something interesting and not just popsci simplification.
Thought this would be the place to ask, thanks in advance.

>>11066897
Learn the anatomy (gray's is probably the best for you) and the histology of the nervous system first then pick literally any neurophysiology book.

>Don't study for exam
>Still pass because the multiple choice questions make it so obvious which answers are false
Feels good, friends.

>>11066895
Too late to quit now, just finish it, brah

>>11067153
>only learn 1/3 of the infectiology of the semester (only parasitology)
>validate the course
>learn the entire course of nutrition
>don't validate

The worst part are that
1) nutrition is braindead and useless
2) I actually don't know shit about the actual infectious disease which are important

>>11048075
Why isn't pathology more popular?
t. outsider

>>11067386
Little to no paitent contact

Why are there such huge price differences between same kind of surgical instruments. You can have the same kind of needle holder etc. cost 20-30€ and some go for hundreds. The materials are the same, both are autoclavable etc.

>>11066897
Bear, Neuroscience – Exploring the Brain

or

Purves, Neuroscience.

>>11066806
much easier to get something validated for animals than huumans

>>11050988
fuck off

What is a good medicine related landing page for my morning coffe?
You know, the way maybe some economists read the wallstreet journal in the morning with a cuppa.
Nature and Science are okay sometimes, sometimes I read my countrys monthly Doctor's Newspaper.
or something like what gamespot is to gaming but for meicine?
Thank you and much love.

>be in private hospital
>director is butthurt because he feels that the daughter of one of his friends did not thank him enough for removing her cancer
>not like he did it personally anyway, though the structures and the machines used came from his pockets basically
>literally got told today that she has a friend who spent all her money trying to cure her Chrone's disease, and is now lying all day in bed in her 30s without money
>I am fairly sure we can help her
>but my father/director won't let me because he forbid me to help anyone connected to her.
What the fuck do I tell her?

>>11067494
I'd like to hear about this as well, especially as someone trying to study medicine outside of Uni while also wanting to read the "updates".
I noticed that "medical news today" and "healthline" come up often and I wonder if these are good or they are just the ones that pay the most for ads?

My dad was recently diagnosed with sepsis, landed himself in the hospital for damn near 5 days. He just came back and is recovering, given 4 weeks worth of antibiotics.
He doesn't English, so I need to figure out what his recovery symptoms are so he can explain them to his doctor.
At night, he has hot and cold flashes.
There's also a region that feels very hot in his left lung. Around the area highlighted in picture. I don't know what this is.

Apparently these wild temperature swings don't happen during the day though.

>>11068578
That she should go to a different hospital and so should you.

>>11066641
Yes of course, with ease.
Why do you ask?

>>11063290
you can be an eeg tech or some shit

>>11064748
u skr8 wrong amigo

>>11066579
you're a dirty bastard

>>11066598
in America docs don't report shit about their patients unless it is legally mandated (STDs). Are EuroDocs a bunch of snitches?

>>11066785
why is italy so fricked?

>>11066897
use step 1 resources. first aid, boards and beyond, etc

>>11067386
it's for autists
>>11068578
Tell her your daddy makes the rules

>>11068624
This is why doctors hate patients...

>>11068999
I find that my professors don't hate patients who are ignorant because of their impoverished backgrounds, but rather those who stubbornly refuse to follow advice despite being provided with sufficient information.

>>11048340
Of course not, you'll be on an FBI watch list. Just stop watching hentai you fucking loner degenerate.

>>11056386
>>11056545
Let me guess, it's a man on hormones?

>>11068624
The area you circled is the left upper thorax.

Fever peaks at night, the theory is that since cortisol and adrenaline secretion are low during sleep your immune system works in overdrive (else the stronger fever) and your sensibility to pain is augmented.

Btw your father is a lazy fuck for not learning english and should be ashamed for not learning the language of the country that welcomes him, especially since english is easy as fuck to learn.

>>11069599
With these hips and facial features? I don't think so.

Guys, I'm a computational biologist (just graduated with a master degree) and now I want to do a phd, but I'm a bit unsure which field.
Which of these two options do you guys think sound most medically relevant:
1. Clinical proteomics, prediction of e.g. diabetes from plasma proteins.
2. Studying pancrea development (with e.g. single cell transcriptomics and other tools) with the ultimate goal of producing hESC derived beta cells for implantation in diabetes patients.

>>11069617
95% of people have type 2 diabetes, having a screening test like 1. would have much more impact on public health than developing a technic like 2. despite how cold it sounds.

>>11066785
>dermato
those guys are a bunch of overpaid faggots, I had atopic dermatitis for 20 years and all I was given was creams that did jackshit.
I had to heal myself and I hope this tech I am using become mainstream just so that the lot of those can go fuck itself.

>>11069707
What tech?

>>11069753
I was not told how it works, they are still doing research with it.
But I don't have any open wound anymore. Some zones are still red but is mostly smooth and I have been fine for over half a year now.

>>11069758
Who's doing this research?

>>11048075
Is medicine actually super advanced but hidden from the public?

>>11069785
The most common phrase I see in medical texts is, "the underlying mechanisms are unknown but..."

We still have a loooot of shit to figure out.

>>11069785
It's called CRISPR

>>11069771
Italians, machine is german though.

>>11069892
That literally tells me nothing. Tell me what's this mystery machine of yours so I can get rid of this bullshit eczema.

>>11069895
I don't want to sound like a Stalker but can you show me what it looks like? Just a picture of the interested area, maybe I can ask. But you would have to be in Italy anyway cause otherwise it would be very expensive.

>>11069617
No. 1 sounds like less of a pipe dream.

>>11068982

Many reasons, mostly bad planning in the last 20 years or so.

In Italy everyone wants to get into med school because any other degree is inflated asf and engineering is too hard for the average person. The number of people getting in has been exceeding the number of residency contracts for the last 10 years or so, and now it's literally a decade too late lmfao

In the future, 1/3 of MDs gonna do family medicine, another 1/3 gonna do pointless shit like blood sampling or slavery in emergency care units. Only a fraction of the last 1/3 gonna have a satisfying specialization.

>>11069987
Just give me a name or a university/company.

t. diff guy

Are there any good jobs for bio PhDs in the US (or elsewhere) for someone who's willing to move (Eurofag)?
Which fields are the most in demand?

>>11070037
It really depends on who you are and what you can do. Just a degree carries very little value.
The only worthwhile skillsets are computer/math-stuff and serious lab skills.

Avoid anything sexy unless it's actually hard.

>>11070051
>serious lab skills
For example?
>Avoid anything sexy
So genetics is not a good choice?

>>11070026
They haven't started publishing any research yet because is not done. Is in Rome, in Giolitti 335 street. Is not open everyday though.

>>11070067
>serious lab skills

What this means is familiarity with the common and less common methdods in your particular field to the degree that you can comfortably improvise and innovate. Naturally some creativity and intelligence are required too.

>>11070067
>So genetics is not a good choice?
It's not terrible like neuro etc., but not the greatest either.

In general, if anyone can do it , you are competing against a huge number of people even in fields that are in demand. If your skillset is hard or time consuming to acquire, you have much better prospects.

>>11048079
because they're a type of doctor

>>11070132
What I'm gathering from your post is that there is basically no decent option aside from bioinformatics and computational/quantitative biology.

What is it like to be internist? Is this the only spec aside from FM that has to know ‘everything’?

>>11070237
Only going to speak for my country but internal medicine is the garbage dump of the hospital where all services drop the patients they don't want to deal with here.

Ok, so Im getting tilted in med school. I study regularly but still I can't get a fucking good grade once in my life. In every test I get fucked, and then I get frustrated and generally just tilted. Am I actually retarded?

>>11070271
Review the material at least 5 times before exams and try to find a method of studying that works better for you than whatever you're doing now.

>>11070294
Not that guy but is there a good Anki deck for beginner's med students? Or should one just make it himself? It seems medicine is more about remembering stuff than understanding it, I keep forgetting basic stuff like which one is white/red cells between leukocytes and erythrocytes, or the ATP acronym.

>>11048079
Because their patients are all can’t-pay smelly low life scum desu

>>11048805
Tbh if you can’t get good grades in undergrad you’d hate med school anyway

>>11070382
If you can't remember undergrad-level stuff I'd highly recommend making your own.

either me or my professor is completely retarded (or both)
imagine you walk down the street and a guy suddenly drops unconciouss. cause is Vfib (but of course you don’t know this.) it makes sense that you should attempt CPR before ambulance arrives so you might at least give the body some mechanical blood circulation and oxygen, before ambulance crew is able to defibrilate. This makes sense right? she said it is useless and patient will die anyway so theres no sense in doing CPR (if you knew for sure that its Vfib).

Do i have a stomach cancer?
I have very bad breath, and also lot of very smally farts - i fart mostly morning and night. I have good teeths i go to dentist at least once a year and he compliments me on them, so its not about mouth i think

>>11070524
If you're doing CPR properly it's definitely better than doing nothing considering it's not like you magically develop hypoxemia the moment your heart shits the bed.
>>11070526
Probably not. Are you brushing/scraping your tongue when you clean your teeth and what do you eat in an average day?

>>11070526
Can't tell such a grave disease if I don't see the person, try doing a gastroscopy, hoping is not too expensive over there or that you live in America.

>>11070577
i dont brush tongue, i drink a lot of coffee, i eat a lot of rye bread with peanutbutter, in general i dont eat a lot
>>11070585
and have giant pipe stuck in my ass? no thank you?

>>11070592
Haemoccult Test? MRT?

>>11070524
Your professor is a fucking retard.

>>11070143
Talented people can always find jobs in any field, but if you want a sure fire option, yes that's it pretty much.

>>11070592
Start brushing you tongue and see if that improves your breath after a few days. You might want to try increasing your fiber intake as well. Unless there's other gi stuff going on or unexplained fever/weight loss I would say there's no reason to suspect stomach cancer.

>>11070641
At that point why not just go for CS or stats and drop the bio part entirely

>>11070526
Maybe you just eat like shit.

>>11070524
Your professor is completely retarded if she actually said that. Yes, CPR, even bad CPR, beats no CPR, and you should attempt it.

>>11070496
You mean high school level shit.

>>11071012
>>11071012
>>11071012
>>11071012
>>11071012

>>11067166
>infectious disease important

Ohh you poor little fool

>>11069579
I hate anyone poor fag who isn’t annoyingly thankful that society created a Billion dollar bloated expensive waste system that gets no doctor paid anything but somehow gets them free treats ment.

Fuck poors theyre sk god damn stupid and ungrateful

>>11069785
Its super retarded and that’s hidden from the public

Hello med fags:
I am a dentist . Spend way too much time in hospital for autistic and retarded kids and make no money doing it.

Here’s my question: all the physicians and nurses appear to condescend me for being a dentist. That’s fine, they’re friendly but you can just tell they think they’re better.
My question is: is it real or in my head?
Respond your view and your occupation. Ie: dentists are retarded I’m a nurse

>>11062476
I am from America, I read a particle physics book once in sixth grade, so I have a vague recollection of everything up to the discovery of quarks. In any case, I would have to re-teach myself material in order to learn it, why?

>>11068578
Follow your heart.