/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.12423233]

go back to r*ddit edition

previous thread >>12406877
We discuss research, DO NOT offer advice (just see your family physician), make fun of premeds and shitpost.

>inb4 not science

[Anonymous No.12423251]

Threadly reminder.

[Anonymous No.12423260]

>>12423233
You forgot to put /med/ on the title.

[Anonymous No.12423262]

>>12423260
fuck my life. sorry

[Anonymous No.12423268]

>>12423262
What's your IQ anon?

[Anonymous No.12423276]

>>12423268
not sure if this is bait

[Anonymous No.12423280]

>>12423276
it's very low is what was implied

[Anonymous No.12423289]

>>12423280
r-rude :(

tbqh, I have no idea, never tested.

[Anonymous No.12423381]

>tfw made the last five or smth threads
>the moment I leave it to someone else there is a fuck up

[Anonymous No.12423395]

>>12423381

[Anonymous No.12423653]

>>12423395
it's okay, I've done it before myself

[Anonymous No.12423667]

Has there been any research done paper based note taking vs tablet and stylus based note taking? Considering buying tablet to make notes in and revise shit from as a first year med student.

[Anonymous No.12423704]

>>12423667
I've got a surface pro 6 for a while now. OneNote + PDFs + Stylus is the stuff you want. Dropped pen and paper after I discovered it.

[Anonymous No.12423734]

>>12423233
>>12423251
>>12423260
>>12423262
>>12423268
>>12423276
>>12423280
>>12423289
>>12423381
>>12423395
>>12423653
>>12423667
>>12423704
Daily reminder that medical doctors are basically technicians that know how to operate equipment. They go into debt (unless you do MD/PhD, which is based) so that they can learn to operate machines and memorize biology. Biggest scam career ever. PhD level engineering is where it's at.

[Anonymous No.12423775]

>>12423734
>Daily reminder that engineers are basically technicians that know how to operate equipment. They go into debt (unless you do PhD, which is based) so that they can learn to operate machines and memorize basic bitch math/physics. Biggest scam career ever. PhD level medicine is where it's at.

[Anonymous No.12423781]

>>12423667
Tablets/laptops kill your concentration on an unconscious level, but you're probably fucked anyway as you get the same effects even if you have guy next to you or in front of you using a device.
I use paper but only because I have based lectures that forbid all devices.

[Anonymous No.12423783]

>>12423233
>do not offer advice
Because you can't because ur too retarded. My advice is kill yourself

[Anonymous No.12423793]

>>12423783
>he does it for free
are you a janny or something?

[Anonymous No.12423812]

>>12423783
>working for free

[Anonymous No.12423841]

>>12423783
seething enginigger.

[Anonymous No.12423891]

Who here
>Parasites
Tell me about your experience with them, either as part of infectious diseases or just coming across them out of the blue

[Anonymous No.12423922]

>>12423891
Lots of Trichomonas in dirty minority vaginas. Cute lil guys. Look gr8 under phase contrast.

[Anonymous No.12423923]

>>12423891
I enjoyed parasitology, it was one of the more "fun" stuff to study. I personally haven't seen that much of them, just the basics:
Ascaris lumbricoides, enterobius vermicularis, both of these in peds and one hydatid cyst in pulm.

[Anonymous No.12423953]

>>12423923
Sadly lots of parasitology, and micro in general, is moving to PCR which takes all the fun out of it. I get that it's important to speed up tests but there's so much you learn about microscopy that isn't as useful anymore.

[Anonymous No.12423972]

>>12423233
The OP must not inb4

[Anonymous No.12424097]

>>12423972
>muh traditions t. oldfag from 2014
Fuck off, it’s been a good addition.

[Anonymous No.12424103]

>>12424097
>2014
>old fag
Criiiiiiiinge dude

[Anonymous2 No.12424882]

What's up with the "see a doctor"s as if it's a right in america? There should be a whole slew of DIYers, and there would be if you weren't paid to maintain the facade that practicing medicine is a privileged, scholarly skill, akin to trying to perform magic yourself.
Be honest, doctors, lawyers, netsec admins, if any smart person were to shadow you for one (1) month, what are the chances they could sufficiently be you thereafter? speaking as someone who's been paid to perform menial computer tasks, whose entire profession was contingent on the ignorance of customers.

[Anonymous No.12424898]

>>12424882
take meds schizo

[Anonymous2 No.12424904]

>>12424103
omg ya boy did that anonymous embarrass himself.

[Anonymous2 No.12424909]

>>12424898
appreciate the recognition, mod

[Anonymous No.12424915]

>>12423233
Just delete it and try again

[Anonymous No.12424921]

>>12424882
98%-100%

People claiming any element of life is difficult are liars or idiots

[Anonymous No.12425085]

>>12424882
>be me
>struggle to learn 2 in-depth topics per day while preparing specialist entrance exam

>be anon, a very opinionated undiagnosed retard
>say you can do my job after 1 month of training
Professional degrees in sanitary fields aren't like the two week training for retail jobs you're used to.

[Anonymous No.12425098]

>>12423233
>step sister is a nurse
>acts like she's albert einstein and jesus combined
why are nursing majors fucking insufferable?
>calc 3
>premed student asks prof the application of vector fields for "doing cardiac surgery"
>I don't think there is one, unless that was the basis for a physics problem.
why med fags super cringe?

[Anonymous2 No.12425113]

>>12425085
>>be me
>>struggle

[Anonymous No.12425608]

>>12423891
Just finished studying it. Bored the fuck out of me, wish i was studying bacteria and virus again.

[Anonymous No.12425613]

>>12425098
>Premed
There's your answer.

[Anonymous No.12425617]

Alright fuckers why would anyone use Robbins when Porth and Harrison are much better?

[Anonymous No.12425854]

>>12425098
>Premed
>Nursoid
Are you sure you've seen the reminder?

[Anonymous No.12425858]

i'd really like to see more independents from the med field actively trying to education the population.
journalism is dead and a lot of sources are politicized. a lot of the med language is just too convoluted relative to the standard populations understanding

either way, people are increasingly distrusting science, or blindly following dogma/corporate interests/whatever anyone with a badge says is correct.

i appreciate discussion with independents who don't represent profit or political motive, and just want to share info

i stopped going onto reddit a couple years back, and now whenever i briefly pop on, its a big dogmatic hivemind, and its getting increasingly feral against anyone who doesn't immediately adopt a status quo narrative

[Anonymous No.12425863]

>>12425858
>actively trying to education the population.
oof
i could use some more myself

[Anonymous No.12425907]

>>12424103
That was my point exactly.

[Anonymous No.12425913]

my gf is trying to be a general surgeon in germany. shes doing an internship at a hospital. i love her she is very smart

[Anonymous No.12425915]

>>12425617
Because Robbins is better?

[Anonymous No.12425984]

>>12424436
What makes Hungary and CZ better than the others?

[Anonymous No.12426054]

>>12425984
Hungary has been doing this for a very long time. 30+ years.
They have absolutely no problem failing you and kick you out of the uni. Many move on to Romania or some of the other eastern europe country to finish their degree. I've never heard of anyone failing and coming to Hungary.

[Anonymous No.12426134]

>>12425984
>>12426054
Tier ranking of the European pay-2-play medical school based on the country
>good tier
none
>almost good tier
Hungary and the Czech republic
>descent tier
Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Italy
>mediocre tier
Poland, Romania, Spain, Portugal
>shit tier
Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovenia
>about to lose their EU license tier
Slovakia
>wtf are you doing tier
Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, the rest of the Balkans, Moldova, Russia.

Anybody can confirm this list? Also: Romania that high?

[Anonymous No.12426144]

>>12426134
Romania shit tier and Poland descent tier

[Anonymous No.12426149]

>>12426134
>>12426144
Romanian anon here. Try out Carol Davila from Bucharest, and Babeș Boliay from Cluj. Both of them are very good. Timisoara, Tg. Mureș are taking it down in the top, it's easily in mediocre tier.

[Anonymous No.12426155]

>>12426149
Iuliu Hațieganu for Cluj* sorry. Babeș Boliay is for engies, always mix up these two.

[Anonymous No.12426156]

>>12423233
I am gonna copypasta this here
Tier ranking of the European pay-2-play medical school based on the country
>good tier
none
>almost good tier
Hungary and the Czech republic
>descent tier
Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Italy
>mediocre tier
Poland, Romania, Spain, Portugal
>shit tier
Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovenia
>about to lose their EU license tier
Slovakia
>wtf are you doing tier
Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, the rest of the Balkans, Moldova, Russia.

[Anonymous No.12426161]

>>12425984
The dropout rate. They have a filter for retards, unlike the other schools.

[Anonymous No.12426164]

>>12426161
>unlike the other schools.
Other countries' schools don't have dropouts? I find that hard to believe, the fact that the degrees are EU accredited means they can't be that easy.

[Anonymous No.12426169]

>>12426164
But he is right tho. In my uni (ro), we have like 200 students admitted / year at the Romanian program, 70 drop out by the end of it and most of them drop out in the preclinical years (1-3).

[Anonymous No.12426172]

>>12426169
Well yes that's my point, every country has filters, not just Hungary. There's no medical program with a very high graduation rate, when there are no entry exams they need to compensate by kicking people out.

[Anonymous No.12426173]

>>12426164
The Czech Republic and Hungary have a graduation rate of 30-60%, while the other medical schools, in general, have a graduation rate of 80-90%. Hungary and the Czech republic want to build a reputation for being a school that doesn't just mass-produce medical students.

[Anonymous No.12426180]

>>12426173
>a graduation rate of 80-90%
Source? Not saying you're lying but even shit-tier university degrees in humanities and sociology don't have such high rates.

[Anonymous No.12426187]

>>12426149
>>12426155
Based Romanian poster. If one had the choice between the English and French section, which one woukd you advise him to do?

[Anonymous No.12426192]

>>12426180
you can search for your university here and see the graduation rate.
https://search.wdoms.org/

[Anonymous No.12426204]

>>12426187
Both of them are fine, depends with which language you're more comfy.

>>12426192
Wow, I had no idea you can practice in Canada if you have the diploma from Bucharest, thanks for the website. I knew I should've gone to Bucharest, FUCK!

[Anonymous No.12426227]

>>12426192
Looking at the website now, most schools don't have their graduation rate listed

[Anonymous No.12426228]

>>12426204
I believe you have to an exam similar to USMLE to practice in Canada.

[Anonymous No.12426231]

>>12426134
Which ones are the cheapest while not being complete garbage?

[Anonymous No.12426245]

Engineer here, just wanted to say that medfags are the niggers of science.
While we advance technology,you make sure to keep dead wights alive like we don't have 7B+ people,instead of focusing on real issues like balding and dental health. Thankfully now we have our biomedical engineering and genetic engineering bros for that.
I'm not bald btw

[Anonymous No.12426249]

>>12426245
Low test post.

[Anonymous No.12426251]

>>12426149
only cluj is good becuase it's hungarian
the rest of your unis are shit tier

[Anonymous No.12426256]

>>12426251
and I'm sure you've been to Iași and Bucharest like me to see how it is.

[Anonymous No.12426292]

>>12426173
>80-90%
More like 60-65 AT MOST

[Anonymous No.12426295]

>>12426245
>t. bald with bad teeth

[Anonymous No.12426314]

>>12426134
Just based on my personal experience of the graduates
>decent tier
Baltics
>mediocre tier
Central and Eastern Europe
>shit tier
Balkans
>places where somalians go tier
Romania, countries outside of the EU

[Anonymous No.12426315]

>>12426314
Rude and uncalled for.

[Anonymous No.12426316]

>>12426314
Shiiiiit. I was planning to go to Romania. How do you know graduates from so many different schools?

[Anonymous No.12426319]

>>12426316
Dude, it's bait, based on graduates' opinion, ofc it's shit, even i consider it shit, but it's not really THAT bad, lmao.

[Anonymous No.12426325]

>>12426319
What makes it shit?

[Anonymous No.12426335]

>>12426325
The fact that if you don't do a residency you have nowhere to work, some profs are corrupt and pass idiots because a money filled envelope and you can make it through without much hassle. I've been to Iași and Bucharest, both of them were more strict, more hands on experience oriented, just don't come to Timișoara or Tg. Mureș. I've said these things before and it will be the last, you're overthinking everything dude, stop panicking

[Anonymous No.12426340]

>>12426335
This is the first time I ask questions on this subject though
Are there still professors that blackmail students into giving them money under threat of failing them? I heard that kind of shit used to happen

[Anonymous No.12426343]

>>12426316
Just by working with them.
>>12426319
>based on graduates' opinion
No. Based on my opinion of the graduates.

Obviously it's a bit warped by the geographical location, Finland, but the general path for a reject would look something like this.

>get rejected from finnish med schools
>try to get into sweden (not pay2win)
>try to get into germany (not pay2win) (pretty rare these days)
>try to get into the baltics starting from estonia and moving southwards
>try to get to central and eastern european schools
>try to get schools in the balkans
>accept defeat and go to romania
I really don't know the quality of the schools in Romania but people who go there (from here) are really the bottom of the barrel. They literally shill for romanian med schools on image boards here.

[Anonymous No.12426353]

>>12426343
lol do the romanian grads have an actual lack of knowledge and skills? like do they fuck up often or something?

[Anonymous No.12426354]

>>12426340
Kek, no blackmailing, that's ridiculous.

>>12426343
Understood, I'm not shilling for them, fuck them and their mothers and sisters, I just don't think it's as bad as you think. I mean, of course doing med in native language is better and we have plenty of good physicians that become expats, the same goes.for the shitty ones. Most.of us really work hard for that shitty diploma.

[Anonymous No.12426355]

>>12426343
>the word of a dude who failed to get into a fin school so went ahead and bought a diploma in poland
you're just coping there
if you are an international student somewhere in an 'english language programme' you're trash

any native romanian graduate is better than you simply because they got to interact with patients

[Anonymous No.12426356]

>>12426355
nigga what

[Anonymous No.12426357]

>>12426356
you're the fennoswede studying in poland right

[Anonymous No.12426358]

>>12426354
no, I wasn't accusing you about shilling, I meant they shill for Romanian med schools on Finnish image boards

[Anonymous No.12426362]

>>12426357
no, i'm the guy who makes the frogs

[Anonymous No.12426363]

>>12426358
>3000e
Bullshit, it's at least 5000, usually 6000.

[Anonymous No.12426367]

>>12426355
Of course,.foreign programs are usually cope.

>>12426358
Oh, my bad. And it's 5k/6k per year here. sorry for the misunderstanding bro.

>>12426362
Based finnbro.

[Anonymous No.12426371]

>>12426363
facts don't really matter when target group is such that your main selling point is that they don't need to know any physics or chemistry to get into med school

[Anonymous No.12426372]

>>12426335
Man thats eye openning. Do you have any experoence with Cluj? I read on the interwebs that its by far the best in Romania

[Anonymous No.12426373]

why are people so worried about where they got the diploma
it's all EU approved and even non-EU doctors can work in the EU after some approval procedures
not like jobs are scarce, literally anywhere in the world
>b-but i want to work in the top 0.1% of departments or whatever
why

[Anonymous No.12426377]

>>12426373
and for the US you just take a test
>oh nooo but i can't take a test wtffffff i just want in right away
pathetic

[Anonymous No.12426378]

>>12426353
It's a combination of two things. First of all pretty much every foreign graduate (outside of swedistan) has a lot less clinical experience than Finnish grads. Secondly, the people who go to Romania are the ones who can't afford a better pay2win school or who just can't get into a better pay2win school so obviously they are not the brightest bunch.

[Anonymous No.12426384]

>>12426371
And that's a good thing

[Anonymous No.12426385]

>>12426384
>gets filtered by high school physics and chem

[Anonymous No.12426388]

>>12426385
It's boring and mostly unrelated to medicine, what's the point?

[Anonymous No.12426392]

>>12426388
>can't master really easy things in order to get the thing he really wants

[Anonymous No.12426396]

>>12426392
No I want to get to the good shit right away

[Anonymous No.12426406]

>>12426396
based 2-year-old

[Anonymous No.12426408]

stop posting these ugly images

[Anonymous No.12426412]

>>12426406
>he lost his childlike wonder

[Anonymous No.12426413]

>>12423233
I'm from reddit

[Anonymous No.12426415]

>>12425915
How so? Porth is much more detailed and brings anatomy and physiology.

[Anonymous No.12426424]

>>12426413
Please leave.

[Anonymous No.12426438]

>>12426415
It's literally a book meant for nurses. You read a separate textbook for both physiology and anatomy, and then tackle papa Robbins that's detailed for you.

[Anonymous No.12426439]

>>12426412
>he didn't lose his childlike impulse control

[Anonymous No.12426444]

>>12426438
No way nurses read Porth. I was researching NAFLD and it was really small on Robbins while Porth brought everything to the table.

Alright, i'll give big robbins another shot.

[Anonymous No.12426445]

>>12426439
No.

[Anonymous No.12426453]

>>12426231
Try the Baltics, Hungary, or the Czech republic. Stay away from the rest. The price generally correlates with the local living standard of the country(i.e. GDP per capita).

[Anonymous No.12426459]

>>12426245
Engineering is such a meme.

[Anonymous No.12426461]

>>12426245
Go be autistic somewhere else.

[Anonymous No.12426462]

>>12426453
Man, those are around 12k per year, I thought it'd be less expensive.

[Anonymous No.12426469]

>>12426462
Yup. Expect to pay 10-15 K euros per year. Where are you from?

[Anonymous No.12426472]

>>12426469
France

[Anonymous No.12426476]

>>12426444
Hate to break it to you, but unless you are referring to some other third Porth's, they are nursing books.

[Anonymous No.12426483]

>>12426462
>>12426469
Kek this is more expensive than studying in the uk

[Anonymous No.12426487]

>>12426476
What the fuck, am i a nurse? But seriously Porth's pretty good. I feel the need to use Robbins now.

[Anonymous No.12426494]

>>12426424
Why?

[Anonymous No.12426495]

>>12426472
Ok, then your options are
1. get a government grant(highly unlikely)
2. get your parents to pay for the education
3. take a loan from Mr. Shekkelbergstein.
Remember that the cost of living in these countries are a little bit lower than in France, so that might offset it a little bit.
https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=France&country2=Hungary&city1=Paris&city2=Budapest
What I have heard from my colleges that got their degrees from those countries is that life was generally shit down there. I have also heard that the French medical system is not that keen on accepting students from outside of France.

[Anonymous No.12426501]

>>12426495
>take a loan
Most likely option. 60K in tuition costs + cost of living every year (should be around 12K if I'm frugal) amounts to over 100K, man that's hefty
>the French medical system is not that keen on accepting students from outside of France.
Eh, it's an exam for residencies, so they kinda have to as long as the degree is EU-accredited
Thanks for the info, friend

[Anonymous No.12426542]

>>12426501
>basing your future life choices on advice gathered from strangers on a chinese cartoon forum
you're in trouble

[Anonymous No.12426551]

>>12426542
I'm still gathering information at this stage, not jumping head first into anything yet

[Anonymous No.12426553]

>>12426542
Actually, you will get surprisingly a lot of good advice on 4chan.

[Anonymous No.12426581]

>>12426495
Life in romania costs about 600 euros a month, so you ll need about 7200 a year, not 12k.

[Anonymous No.12426600]

>>12426581
Is that the cost of living or the cost of surviving

[Anonymous No.12426611]

>>12426600
the cost of surviving in a small town in the middle of nowhere
bucharest is way more expensive as is the case for any capital city

[Anonymous No.12426625]

>>12423233
Why are you telling me to go back, OP?

[Anonymous No.12426658]

>>12426625
just do it

[Anonymous No.12426682]

>>12426658
Why?

[Anonymous No.12426820]

>>12426682
Youre lame and unintelligent

[Anonymous No.12426857]

>>12426682
Fucking dumb pseud

[Anonymous No.12426960]

>>12426682
You're trash. Kys.

[Anonymous No.12427361]

>>12426682
Press S to spit

[Anonymous No.12427364]

>>12426611
>the cost of surviving in a small town in the middle of nowhere
Unironically also thought the same until I did some research. 600 a month(300 for rent and 300 for living costs) is enough for cluj and iasi, now for bucharest I would expect around 800 a month

[Anonymous No.12427378]

>>12427364
>300 for living costs
Kek, not even in Timișoara is enough for living properly. I don't pay rent as i have my own apartment and I still spend over 1k on utilities, groceries and gas.

[Anonymous No.12427382]

>>12427364
>300
That's what I'd expect to pay for a tiny condo in a small town in western europe. I've even seen cheaper, I could easily get by with 800/month in any western euro country (except Switzerland, Luxembourg and all the other tiny rich places). What does 300 euros get you in Romania?

[Anonymous No.12427393]

>>12427382
>I could easily get by with 800/month in any western euro country
yeah if you eat dog food and don't pay rent?
i dont even know then

[Anonymous No.12427395]

>>12427393
lmao are you that sheltered?

[Anonymous No.12427405]

>>12427378
>1k on utilities, groceries and gas.
In Romania? Jesus you are pissing away a lot of money.

[Anonymous No.12427407]

>>12427378
>>12427393
Seriously? Damn... everywhere I read articles about how rent is around 300-350 and living costs are around 300, but 1000? Damn, that blows my budget

[Anonymous No.12427416]

>>12427407
He's being retarded or has rich parents
Rent is less than 300. I live in western europe and currently spend 150/month on food and I have all I need, I just don't splurge on stupid shit. As for utilities, insurance, electricity that kind of shit add 100-150 tops, I'm guessing it's cheaper in eastern europe. That's 600

[Anonymous No.12427430]

>>12427416
Are you a student? Do you think you save more due to corona?

[Anonymous No.12427434]

>>12427407
Have you checked if there are student groups on facebook? Might be a way for you to get some info from students at the university of your choice.

[Anonymous No.12427441]

>>12426820
>>12426857
>>12426960
>>12427361
I see

[Anonymous No.12427447]

Hey guys, newfag(to /sci/, I almost exclusively post on sh/int/) here and I have a question.
So right now, I'm a 3rd year med student(not american so 6 yrs btw) and I'm feeling like starting an epidemiology research project(1st time doing that kind of thing) with some of my colleagues and publish it afterwards. However! There's something I'm anxious about. Should I e-mail one of my professors about the project and tell him and then my colleagues and I can produce a final manuscript and send it to him/her for some final professional editing or so then have our professor publish it under our names and his/hers too? Is something like that feasible or is (primary) research inaccessible to med students and is just a grad thing?
Any advice would be appreciated !!

[Anonymous No.12427459]

>>12427447
speak to a professor, yes 100%

[Anonymous No.12427465]

>>12427459
>yes 100%
Is that your answer to my question of whether I should speak to my professor or not, or is it your answer to my question concerning the accessibility of primary research to med students?

[Anonymous No.12427473]

>>12427405
What? It's what I pay to live comfortably and have what I need plus what I want. Maybe I spend a bit more money than the average wagie, but if I got it, why not profit? If the anon is trying to survive, 600 I guess it's decent, 250 for rent is usually the minimum here, utilities range from 100 to 150, groceries for 150 and 50 left over for gas I guess. He won't go out drinking, just sitting there in a dirty flat, uni-home-uni-home. Idk man, seems like mental illness to me.

[Anonymous No.12427513]

>>12427430
No I save more because I live very simply, corona literally changed nothing to my lifestyle

[Anonymous No.12427522]

>>12427473
>bro you don't get hammered every other night? what a sad life

[Anonymous No.12427569]

>>12427522
kek'd hard at the gif.

for real now, I gave that example because that's what I do twice a month. Idk what hobbies you guys have, maybe donating money to your faves on onlyfans or buying physical copies of books but those cost money too.

[Anonymous No.12427571]

>>12427465
yoou should contact a relevant prof, yes

[Anonymous No.12427615]

>>12427571
Thank you

[Anonymous No.12427710]

>>12427522
>>12427569
How expensive is a meal in a restaurant? What about drinks in a bar?

[Anonymous No.12427744]

>>12427710
I pay less than 5-10 euros for a meal and approximately 1-1.5 euros for a beer.

[Anonymous No.12427773]

>>12427522

[Anonymous No.12427782]

>>12427710
what >>12427744 said, same prices here but I prefer the hard stuff like whisky or brandy and that's around 6 euros for a glass here at my favourite pub.

If you want to go to a club, well, that's where the expensive shit is. Don't go to any clubs, not worth it one bit, waste of money and a scam in general.

[Anonymous No.12427867]

>>12425098
>why are nursing majors fucking insufferable?
because they're on the easy track to making good money with minimal effort and most of them will marry a high income partner
the only group of "medical" people worse than nurses are emsfags

[Anonymous No.12427872]

>>12427867
>emsfags
My vote goes to CNAs solely because they're the assistants of a nurse. Ultra cucks.

[Anonymous No.12427878]

>tfw remote conference
this fucking shit needs to end

[Anonymous No.12427879]

>>12425913
wholesome

[Anonymous No.12427882]

>>12427872
true, but you rarely have to deal with CNAs and with the huge drop in income, hospitals have basically terminated CNAs as a position

nursing union immediately protested it due to the increased work load on nurses

[Anonymous No.12427891]

>>12427882
What about MAs?

[Anonymous No.12427896]

>>12427882
>nursing union
most cucked organizations in existence

[Anonymous No.12427905]

>>12427896
kek, imagine a bunch of nurses sitting at a table discussing about >muh practice rights

wait, that shit happens.

[Anonymous No.12427930]

Is the UK the peak of medicine in Europe for international students? Not sure where I would like to study. Give tips chinese basket forum pls

[Anonymous No.12427933]

idk about you guys, but I'm already done with talking about universities. can we just go back to shitting on nurses? seems much more fun.

[Anonymous No.12427937]

>>12427378
>1k a month
I spend less in Canadian dollars than you do in Euros each month, holy shit. Learn to budget or get a housemate or something

[Anonymous No.12428013]

>>12427473
>>12427744
And this is what I meant. You can almost eat out two (!) times a day and still have €500 left.

[Anonymous No.12428058]

>>12428013
You will not have the time to eat out as a med student. For the two to three first years, your schedule is going to be school, library, home, sleep, rinse and repeat.

[Anonymous No.12428097]

>>12428058
Based. How do med students socialize though?

[Anonymous No.12428101]

>>12428058
Obviously. The point is €1k is a lot of money.

[Anonymous No.12428165]

>>12428097
Most of it is socializing through our studies, we talk to each other during our breaks in the libraries and on campus. Once in a while we go out for a beer, we eat out now and then, and at the start of every semester, we get shit faced and party once or twice. Compared to other fields of studies, we actually have quite tight-knit social bonds through our collective "suffering". It is like we are old war buddies.

[Anonymous No.12428179]

>>12428165
Nice! Seems like a good eoxerience overall.Are there any uni societies or med groups where one can get involved? Also any opportunities to teach ither students so as to grt experience and build up your cv?

[Anonymous No.12428195]

Say you have patient with haemochromatosis Would filtering iron from the blood with somesort of membrane be worth more than bloodletting?
I was thinking that you could just use Transferrin receptors to just catch transferrin but I'm not sure if they wouldnt release again because of the blood pressure.