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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nabeeltnabs(m): 10:40pm On Jun 26, 2017
bro welcome back bt i must to confess(u are dulling dis thread i day feel u more and more than this) oya oya oya tell us more
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nabeeltnabs(m): 10:44pm On Jun 26, 2017
oga boss
u are highly welcome bck bt i must to confess( u day dull dis thread i day feel u more than dis nw)
oga
oya oya oya tell us more
let me sit back (hmmmmmmmm)

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by jargo89(m): 11:00pm On Jun 26, 2017
Pharmacology

Unlike the silly Pathology, Pharmacology is not branched. It deals with the study of the mode of action of drugs, as well as their uses and effects.

Hence, we can all agree Pharmacology prepares doctors for disease management and Pathology for diagnosis.

Thus, evert course in the medical school plays a function and role in the moulding of a complete medical practitioner. Each, contributing to the skills required for diagnosis, management and prognosis.

I kinda like Pharmacology but mehn the course is so volatile, you need to read countless before it can stay....

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nigeriadondie: 11:45pm On Jun 26, 2017
AmooRidwan:
Pls bros,is biochem a hard course
Biochemistry is very challenging but very interesting. I studied Biochemistry and for me d most interesting part is thenMetabolic Pathways. It can be very demanding but it is so fascinating to see how intelligent minds were able to elucidate numerous biological reactions in clear molecular terms. The limitations to studying it in Nigerian universities with ill equipped labs
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nigeriadondie: 12:07am On Jun 27, 2017
jargo89:
Most people will notice i hardly talk abt Biochemistry, well, thats because me saying i hate biochem is the understatement of the century.

From my sec school days, chemistry has always been a mystery i culdnt solve. If i were a detective, chemistry will b dat one crime that will kip me awake every nyt.

So its nt a suprise why i hate biochemistry. One things sure tho, i knew i had to pass even if i dont lyk the course. So i had to start preparin way ahead, so i dont loose my dream cos of CHEMISTRY!!!!!!

I eventually found out not only is biochemistry simple, its in fact suited to my ability to cram anytin up there. All that didnt increase my love for the course, it gave me a leverage to tackle that mystery.

I stopped seeing biochemistry as a mystery instead as that roomate who snores all nyt bt u just hav to put up wit it till u leave the damn University. Well, thats Biochemistry
Biochemistry for me d most interesting course especially d Metabolic Pathways.
FUTO Biochemist representing... cool

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nigeriadondie: 12:15am On Jun 27, 2017
jargo89:
Most people will notice i hardly talk abt Biochemistry, well, thats because me saying i hate biochem is the understatement of the century.

From my sec school days, chemistry has always been a mystery i culdnt solve. If i were a detective, chemistry will b dat one crime that will kip me awake every nyt.

So its nt a suprise why i hate biochemistry. One things sure tho, i knew i had to pass even if i dont lyk the course. So i had to start preparin way ahead, so i dont loose my dream cos of CHEMISTRY!!!!!!

I eventually found out not only is biochemistry simple, its in fact suited to my ability to cram anytin up there. All that didnt increase my love for the course, it gave me a leverage to tackle that mystery.

I stopped seeing biochemistry as a mystery instead as that roomate who snores all nyt bt u just hav to put up wit it till u leave the damn University. Well, thats Biochemistry
Biochemistry for me d most interesting course especially d Metabolic Pathways.
Well I guess the textbook u used may be another factor cos I use to hate Chemistry in high school but fell in love with it in my university especially Organic Chemistry.
I spent a lot of money of good textbooks many of which were foreign authored as they were colourfully illustrated with glossy papers which wud be very expensive now with dollar rate. But it is worth it as the textbooks wud still be invaluable even when u go for ur postgraduate studies.
I used Lehningers Principles of Biochemistry which was and is still my Bible till date. Also, Harpers Biochemistry. Another very wonderful one was General, Organic and Biochemistry by Denniston, Caret and Toppings published by Mc Graw Hills. Then in my department I boasted that no one had the number and the worth of textbooks I had. Besides I bought books on Organic Chemistry like Morrison and Boyd's, Organic Chemistry of Natural Products, also Microbiology, Biostatistics, Cell Biology, Physical Chemistry. Yet I no get first class angry
FUTO Biochemist representing... cool

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nabeeltnabs(m): 6:50am On Jun 27, 2017
OGA JARGO tell us about ur life in medical school mmmaa sit bck again sir (hmmmmnmmmnmmmm)
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by pterson(m): 12:35am On Jun 29, 2017
First year Optometry student UNILORIN. The critical thing about being in that school is that you must fight for the colour your ID cards carries. Crossing to the next class is the most important stuff. I will bookmark this page as it has been giving me insights on literatures I will have to acquire for my studies. Welldone, jargo89.
*I envy what's in your head o

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Profcamsey(m): 7:44am On Jun 29, 2017
pterson:
First year Optometry student UNILORIN. The critical thing about being in that school is that you must fight for the colour your ID cards carries. Crossing to the next class is the most important stuff. I will bookmark this page as it has been giving me insights on literatures I will have to acquire for my studies. Welldone, jargo89.
*I envy what's in your head o
Wow! I didn't know that unilorin offers optometry. When did they start? What year level is the first set of students is?
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nabeeltnabs(m): 9:54am On Jun 29, 2017
oga jargo89 ow tins we day wait boss we wanna hear anytin 4rm u sir
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by jargo89(m): 10:16am On Jun 29, 2017
Now my school runs an intercalated kind of calender from 400 level upwards, in which you tend to have short postings in Medicine and Surgery till you have your final posting in 600 level.

Terrific right? YEAH!!!!!

That means we get a taste of ward rounds, calls, outpatient clinic time etc. That sounds all sorts of fun.

First week of December 2016, we resumed for an Introduction to Clinical skill (CLS) a.k.a Come, Look and Sign. It is actually a 4 weeks introduction to Medicine and Surgery, but it got that infamous alias due to medical students gaining absolutely nothing during the 4 weeks. We actually only looked and sign.

NOTE: I wont be discussing much about activities during the clinical periods; as its against medical ethic. Sorry.

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nabeeltnabs(m): 10:33am On Jun 29, 2017
ok sir bt hope tins no tough shaa
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by jargo89(m): 10:44am On Jun 29, 2017
During the 4 weeks, I got some information:

1. Hierarchy is a serious business in medicine and we medical students are the bottom of the food chain. The food chain kinda looks like

Consultant - Think the Lion, the Tiger, the boss, the King. When he's around; everybody gats behave or risk the abuse of your life or better get sent out (It is actually better)
Senior Registrar - Think wolves, Cheetah, the Lieutenant, 2nd in command, Igbakeji Orisa (lol). When top boss arent around, he runs the show. But when he's around, baba gats be gentle. He's not above correction from the consultant, although that rarely happens especially in the presence of minnows like us.
Junior Registrar - Think Stoke City (football lovers), the foxes and hyena of medical food chain. They are as mid-table as you can get. They have authority over House officers and students but are prey to the consultants and Senior Reg. However, there is a saying that most things you learn as a student in medical school, comes from the Junior Reg. This is because they arent too far to take a look at the bottom and they actually have lots of things upstairs (no offence, House officers *tongue out*).
House officers (HO): Where do I start? People call them the dog of the hospital. Thats enough description but I'll bite more. Who runs the lab? HO. Who spends more than 100 hours in the hospital in a week? HO. Who is almost forever in the ward? HO. Who receives the most insults from Consultants? HO. Who is blamed for mishaps in the ward? HO. Who is meant to be everywhere and at all time? God (HO in the hospital tho). I pity these guys, they work their butt off. Well, they get paid, so wetin concern me sef?
Students? Sighs...We are the definition of food in food chain. You see the HO up there has more mouth than us. We are the relegation candidates (football lovers); the Sunderlands and Swanseas. Hell, we play in Division 2. The students are further divided into subgroups:
600 level-----sabi small
500 level------still trying
400 level------who are they?

Yeah, so during my CLS, i was a nobody in the hospital. We were just the back benchers. We dont go for ward rounds. We spend most time with the nurses and lab attendants. Choi!!! We were more fridge repairers than doctors...lol.

But that would change in CLS 2 after the Block 1 PathPharm....cant wait

Disclaimer: The fact I used 'He' to describe the medical positions above doesnt mean females arent allowed. It was just for generalisation. Sorry ladies...*smiles*

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by jargo89(m): 10:46am On Jun 29, 2017
Nabeeltnabs:
ok sir bt hope tins no tough shaa
Tough is the norm in medical school....one just have to be strong, not just physically but mentally too.

Thanks for following

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nabeeltnabs(m): 10:59am On Jun 29, 2017
alright sir i am also an aspirant shaa and i pray i secure amm ones and 4 all
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by youngscholar(m): 1:47pm On Jun 29, 2017
Nice one bro. Thumbs up. I am also an aspirant and I pray that God grant my heart desires.
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Nobody: 3:30pm On Jun 29, 2017
Dr jargo
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by pterson(m): 8:10pm On Jun 29, 2017
Profcamsey:

Wow! I didn't know that unilorin offers optometry. When did they start? What year level is the first set of students is?
Actually I'm in the 3rd set and if you see lists of requirements you must make to stay in the department and also in Medicine. It's just funny...
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Profcamsey(m): 8:41pm On Jun 29, 2017
pterson:
Actually I'm in the 3rd set and if you see lists of requirements you must make to stay in the department and also in Medicine. It's just funny...
Optometry is competitive. It's not for all.
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by pterson(m): 9:15pm On Jun 29, 2017
Profcamsey:

Optometry is competitive. It's not for all.
Funny enough, the first set has only 18 students and the 2nd 23. I don't know how much we would reduce to in our second year as we're 50 right now! UNILORIN palava
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Canavaro2077(m): 10:21pm On Jun 29, 2017
pterson:
Funny enough, the first set has only 18 students and the 2nd 23. I don't know how much we would reduce to in our second year as we're 50 right now! UNILORIN palava
Hello bro can I have your whatsapp number just wanna discussion some issue with you....
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by pterson(m): 10:24pm On Jun 29, 2017
Canavaro2077:

Hello bro can I have your whatsapp number just wanna discussion some issue with you....
My WhatsApp ain't available but you can get me on Facebook. Add "Abiodun Peter Akande". We can talk through that platform.
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Heryordele94(m): 5:07am On Jun 30, 2017
jargo89:
Tough is the norm in medical school....one just have to be strong, not just physically but mentally too.

Thanks for following
@jargo89 pls are you in sagamu right now, coz am also a student of oou microbiology doing my I.T at oachs, if so pls can we meet in person, really need your help
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by jargo89(m): 8:49am On Jun 30, 2017
Heryordele94:
@jargo89 pls are you in sagamu right now, coz am also a student of oou microbiology doing my I.T at oachs, if so pls can we meet in person, really need your help
Really? I will be in the hospital by 9am. You can drop your number, i will beep you. Or come to the Morbid Anatomy and Histopathology building close to Accident and Emergency.

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Heryordele94(m): 10:28am On Jun 30, 2017
jargo89:
Really? I will be in the hospital by 9am. You can drop your number, i will beep you. Or come to the Morbid Anatomy and Histopathology building close to Accident and Emergency.

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Heryordele94(m): 10:57am On Jun 30, 2017
[quote author=Heryordele94 post=57980516][/quote]K.Am also in school already
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by jargo89(m): 11:30pm On Jun 30, 2017
2. Doctors and Nurses have an eternal beef.

Well, this is not always the case but common, the tension is palpable. I dont know for certain, why this could be but I would make a guess its due to anger generated in response to the dominating nature of doctors.

Most times, we the bottom of the food chain bear the brunt. The nurses shout at you for little mistakes. Scream at you for placing your bag somewhere. Almost tear you to pieces in situations you arent aware of you blocking their path.

However, one has to be patient with them and humble, cos you learn alot from them. Especially how to develop a rapport with patients, how to dress wounds, give injections, phlebotomy and bed dressing. So nurses are our needed enemies (BCH-esque) LOL!!!

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by jargo89(m): 11:54pm On Jun 30, 2017
3. I am cold inside.

Lol....I feel like I am the medical version of Hitman. There are so many times (especially in the A $ E) when you see some patients and their conditions and you believe your reflexive action should be running away. However, I just feel NOTHING. Most of my mates would be either hiding or making funny faces. But my brother, me awill just be feeling cool.

There was an example of a patient with DMFS and the leg was gangrenous and so bad looking. Trust me, it was bad looking. And smelly, very smelly. Most of my classmates, even seniors, stayed away from this patient. Mehn, i near am ooo. Even looked deep into the gangrene, seeing the bones and all.

That leaves some questions unanswered:

* Am I a Vampire? I cant be, cos I walk during the day (in sun) and I don suck blood (pfft).

* Do I have an icy heart? For God sake, I did Anatomy. How can an iced heart pump out flowing blood to my organs. So canceled out.

* Probably I am the Medical hitman then, a man with ice in his veins (Anatomy!!!!!!!).

Funny!!!

Anyways, Its a good one as I would learn not to get emotional with my patients. But does it make me a good doctor?
* I'll think about it.

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Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Blacquin(f): 12:05am On Jul 01, 2017
what about medical biochemistry
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by jargo89(m): 1:40pm On Jul 01, 2017
Blacquin:
what about medical biochemistry
I dont understand the question, dear.
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Blacquin(f): 5:08pm On Jul 01, 2017
jargo89:
I dont understand the question, dear.
how's the course
Re: Drey's Anatomy: An Insight Into My First Preclinical Year by Abcruz(m): 6:41pm On Jul 01, 2017
Ride on chief... Ur write up is so inspirational.

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