Hello everyone! Am so happy for this thread.

Please how is direct entry (DE) exams been done.
I mean the questions the school set are they base on the first degree one obtained. Or how! Pls DE students into MED and SURG, should help.
Thanks....

[quote author=Hugo55 post=47784153]Hello everyone! Am so happy for this thread.

Please how is direct entry (DE) exams been done.
I mean the questions the school set are they base on the first degree one obtained. Or how! Pls DE students into MED and SURG, should help.
Thanks.[/quote
Mostly like putme

This thread has been quiet for weeks now everybody let's turn up

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[quote author=Millex post=47797112][/quote]
Thanks millex. Are you a direct entry medical student?

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Hugo55:


Thanks millex.
Are you a direct entry medical student?

Yh, tho some schools don't write exams sha

Hi, is there any info for direct entry applicants yet. Am applying for MBBS at OOU.

Millex:
Yh, tho some schools don't write exams sha

Ok. Thanks a lot.

Igzhbt:
Hi, is there any info for direct entry applicants yet. Am applying for MBBS at OOU.

am a medical student at OOU... did u write the post utme?

okay guys I'm back with a question

How is it possible that a pregnant woman in her third trimester (in fact few days to giving birth) that was diagnosed to be hyperglycemic, had a baby that was hypoglycemic

Donpre:
okay guys I'm back with a question

How is it possible that a pregnant woman in her third trimester (in fact few days to giving birth) that was diagnosed to be hyperglycemic, had a baby that was hypoglycemic

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Dbrainiac1:
Read everything, thank me later.

exactly it is MBBS my guy, read it all from back to back, it would all definitely be a hit when they paste proceed list.

ikevin:
exactly it is MBBS my guy, read it all from back to back, it would all definitely be a hit when they paste proceed list.

All the best in ur exams sir, wise you the best of the best

ikevin:
exactly it is MBBS my guy, read it all from back to back, it would all definitely be a hit when they paste proceed list.

All the best in ur exams sir, wish you the best of the best

ikevin:
Good day at all members in the house, been a while I've been active #1stMB starting 2moro #Delsu. Straight to your question, the hyperglycemia in the mother would natural cause increased insulin secretion from her pancreas, insulin most likely passed through the placenta and entered the baby's circulatory syatem, insulin's activity is to lower blood-glucose level, since the insulin released from the mother would be in excess, therefore the hypoglycemic condition in the baby.

1. Insulin produced by the mother would act first in the maternal system hence, your claim would make the mother normoglycemic; Only if the mother is insulin-resistant would this not happen... 2. You have to consider substances that cross the placental membrane. Insulin doesn't cross the placental membrane.


How question would be well answered by considering glucose transport across the placental membrane. The transporters are defective and since glucose can only go via facilitated diffusion, crossing of glucose is affected.

ikevin:
Good day at all members in the house, been a while I've been active #1stMB starting 2moro #Delsu. Straight to your question, the hyperglycemia in the mother would natural cause increased insulin secretion from her pancreas, insulin most likely passed through the placenta and entered the baby's circulatory syatem, insulin's activity is to lower blood-glucose level, since the insulin released from the mother would be in excess, therefore the hypoglycemic condition in the baby.

I thought of this too, buh then according to my source, the pregnant woman was directed by a doctor to take insulin, if she did(she didn't), wouldn't that kill the baby (following your logic of insulin crossing the placenta barrier)

By the way, Good luck on ur MB! Go show em who's boss

ikevin:
exactly it is MBBS my guy, read it all from back to back, it would all definitely be a hit when they paste proceed list.

Yeah. And so it is, a hit back to back. Result was released last week and yes! I made it. Truly, hardwork pays. #Unto 1st MB

Donpre:
okay guys I'm back with a question

How is it possible that a pregnant woman in her th hyperglycemic, had a baby that was hypoglycemic

i think this is what happens----blood from d hyperglycemic mum passes thru the placenta but hormones which control glucose homeostasis do not cross d placenta.The foetus produces its own glucose regulating hormones.Long term exposure to hyperglycemia leads to high increase in insulin secretion (hyperinsulinemia) in the fetus to decrease blood sugar .At birth, the constant supply of hyperglycemic blood is removed while hyperinsulinism remains thus causing hypoglycemia. Hyperinsulinism does not cease immediately at birth because it is an endocrine process and so response is slow and the effect is for a long time. Hypoglycemia in newborns (not infants)can last until the 3rd hour after birth after which blood sugar level rises spontaneously perhaps after the effect hyperinsulin is over.

Dbrainiac1:
Yeah. And so it is, a hit back to back. Result was released last week and yes! I made it. Truly, hardwork pays. #Unto 1st MB

Congrats bro, better days ahead sir

Millex:
Congrats bro, better days ahead sir

Thanks sir

nice one catal, that is totally plausible

@millex, what happened dude? thought you were gonna murder that question

@Dbrainiac1... Congrats sir!.. I didn't get your post tho? did you just pass your 1st MB?

Donpre:
nice one catal, that is totally plausible

@millex, what happened dude? thought you were gonna murder that question

@Dbrainiac1... Congrats sir!.. I didn't get your post tho? did you just pass your 1st MB?

Thanks. Nope. I passed my 200 level exams, will be writing my 1st MB in 8 months time

Oh sorry for the toxic, mehn dats how we learn!!!! True, insulin should not cross since it isn't lipophilic! But the hyperglycemic blood induces the baby's pancreas to secrete insulin beyond its normal level...more ideas should be added, y'all better talk o, dem fit fire me this question for viva. Y'all better reply. #Cheers #Anatomy 2moro #1stMB #Delsu #Success

ikevin:
Oh sorry for the toxic, mehn dats how we learn!!!! True, insulin should not cross since it isn't lipophilic! But the hyperglycemic blood induces the baby's pancreas to secrete insulin beyond its normal level...more ideas should be added, y'all better talk o, dem fit fire me this question for viva. Y'all better reply. #Cheers #Anatomy 2moro #1stMB #Delsu #Success

Where are the founding fathers, reply ikevin o abeg make this question no go be like film for exam, cum go jam am@ no 1

Donpre:
nice one catal, that is totally plausible

@millex, what happened dude? thought you were gonna murder that question

@Dbrainiac1... Congrats sir!.. I didn't get your post tho? did you just pass your 1st MB?

Bros no forgot say I be aspirant, the question pass me oh.

Dbrainiac1:
Thanks. Nope. I passed my 200 level exams, will be writing my 1st MB in 8 months time

congrats.

Dbrainiac1:
Thanks. Nope. I passed my 200 level exams, will be writing my 1st MB in 8 months time

that's nice... congrats again, looking forward to seeing you ace the upcoming MB exams. Keep it real sir