Hello Docs.....pls whc textbooks wil u recommend 4 a MB2 stdnt in al courses

Waliyllahi:

MB1 is roughly by end ok 300level first semester, path and pharm is at UCH bt u wud av some intro courses in UI wt d newly introduced new curriculum. My set is d last of d old curriculum

@ Waliyllahi, pls which set are you 2010 or 2011 set?

Idyllic:
@ Waliyllahi, pls which set are you 2010 or 2011 set?

I am of 2K12 UCH set which means I got admitted in 2010 and got ti uch in 2012. Hope u understand. Sets here ar named by d year u cross ova to clinicals

jozeph1:
Speaking of this your so called Glorified dentistry, as as well as the dental nursin you've mention, how many nurses have you seen or heard of speacializing in dental blh blah wateva?? None becoz its the bottom in the medical chain
its people like you who earn up working in banks and claim to have BDS and probably blame the government for unemployement

Don't even think about it

pls...hw are medical students graded?.....I heard they is nothing like cgpa. and nothing like first class,second class.and so on

lomaxx:



The books I quoted are on 4shared. They're too large to be sent over mail

The surgery textbooks I mentioned were part of the Indian Medical Largesse I sent via mail to almost everyone that requested for it.

I need em pls too sir, the surgery textbooks
samuelsimonhyera@gmail.com

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joebam:
pls...hw are medical students graded?.....I heard they is nothing like cgpa. and nothing like first class,second class.and so on

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joebam:
pls...hw are medical students graded?.....I heard they is nothing like cgpa. and nothing like first class,second class.and so on

With due respect to my chiefs in the house, I introduce myself, first clinical year student in a Med school east of the Niger

joebam:
pls...hw are medical students graded?.....I heard they is nothing like cgpa. and nothing like first class,second class.and so on

With due respect to my chiefs in the house, I introduce myself, first clinical year student in a Med school east of the Niger.

After the Pre-med year( 100 level), med student don't run semesters anymore. Therefore there can be no CGPA scale. Each course is broadly assessed by a combination of several tests end of course exams and practicals and graded into Fail < 50, Pass 50 - 70 and Distinction from 70 above.

Hope you get it now?

medschoolguy:


With due respect to my chiefs in the house, I introduce myself, first clinical year student in a Med school east of the Niger

With due respect to my chiefs in the house, I introduce myself, first clinical year student in a Med school east of the Niger.

After the Pre-med year( 100 level), med student don't run semesters anymore. Therefore there can be no CGPA scale. Each course is broadly assessed by a combination of several tests end of course exams and practicals and graded into Fail < 50, Pass 50 - 70 and Distinction from 70 above.

Hope you get it now?

...xo there is nothing like first class MBBS graduate

There is!

joebam:
...xo there is nothing like first class MBBS graduate

mtcheew! After d guy answered u, u still in doubt. Mind u, u can't cross to 200l if u dnt average your 100l in med. School e.t.c

medschoolguy:


With due respect to my chiefs in the house, I introduce myself, first clinical year student in a Med school east of the Niger

With due respect to my chiefs in the house, I introduce myself, first clinical year student in a Med school east of the Niger.

After the Pre-med year( 100 level), med student don't run semesters anymore. Therefore there can be no CGPA scale. Each course is broadly assessed by a combination of several tests end of course exams and practicals and graded into Fail < 50, Pass 50 - 70 and Distinction from 70 above.

Hope you get it now?

so if I averaged 70 throughout my stay in med school, how does that set my apart from my colleagues who averaged 50 after graduation?

Does it get to show in our cv?

Penboy:
so if I averaged 70 throughout my stay in med school, how does that set my apart from my colleagues who averaged 50 after graduation?

Does it get to show in our cv?

In every professional exam i.e MB exams you write and get above 70 in any course, you get "bragging rights" in your CV.

That said, 70 above is so almost impossible to get, it can nearly always be achieved only in pre clinicals.

However, doctors are generally judged by their ability to solve problems and not by distinctions.

jjagz:


In every professional exam i.e MB exams you write and get above 70 in any course, you get "bragging rights" in your CV.

That said, 70 above is so almost impossible to get, it can nearly always be achieved only in pre clinicals.

However, doctors are generally judged by their ability to solve problems and not by distinctions.

@bolded. That's the punchline bro. I think I should walk with that.

@italiced. How many MB's do i get to write throughout med school?

hi people it has been a while here. hope you guys are enjoying the stress? sis aluta long time, hope to hear from you soon on how you murdered step 1, we all need to be motivated#waiting.

Penboy:

@bolded. That's the punchline bro. I think I should walk with that.

@italiced. How many MB's do i get to write throughout med school?

MB after pre clinical year(Anatomy, physiology & Biochemistry), MB after first clinical year(Laboratory Medicine(made up of Histopathology, Haematology and blood tr
ansfusion, Medical Microbiology and Parasitology, Chemical Pathology) and Pharmacology), MB after 2nd clinical year(Obstetrics & gynaecology, Paediatrics). MB in final year(Internal Medicine, Surgery and Community and Family Medicine).

Long story short, four of them.

jjagz:


MB after pre clinical year(Anatomy, physiology & Biochemistry), MB after first clinical year(Laboratory Medicine(made up of Histopathology, Haematology and blood tr
ansfusion, Medical Microbiology and Parasitology, Chemical Pathology) and Pharmacology), MB after 2nd clinical year(Obstetrics & gynaecology, Paediatrics). MB in final year(Internal Medicine, Surgery and Community and Family Medicine).

Long story short, four of them.

OK..now I understand... waiting for orientation by March......... wishing u success

pls,,,if u were to recommend a single textbook for each course to a MB 2 stdnt,whc ll u recommend

jjagz:


MB after pre clinical year(Anatomy, physiology & Biochemistry), MB after first clinical year(Laboratory Medicine(made up of Histopathology, Haematology and blood tr
ansfusion, Medical Microbiology and Parasitology, Chemical Pathology) and Pharmacology), MB after 2nd clinical year(Obstetrics & gynaecology, Paediatrics). MB in final year(Internal Medicine, Surgery and Community and Family Medicine).

Long story short, four of them.

thanks. You've comments have been invaluable.

otes6:
pls,,,if u were to recommend a single textbook for each course to a MB 2 stdnt,whc ll u recommend

physiology= human physiology by ira fox
anatomy=clinical anatomy by Richard snell
biochemistry=medical biochemistry by m.n chatterjea
embryology=clinically oriented embryology by Moore
histology=basic histology
NB:it is difficult to recommend just a book.

joebam:
pls...hw are medical students graded?.....I heard they is nothing like cgpa. and nothing like first class,second class.and so on

In 100level, you offer basic sciences i.e Physics, Chemistry and Biology in a little bit advanced form, Then your Semester scores are calculated and graded on a CGPA (5.0 usually), Then if you've met the crossing CGPA, You ascend into 200Level, which connotes the Preclinical classes where you study Anatomy, Biochemistry and Physiology... A pass mark of 50 is required in precisely all courses to promote to the next class, You may score above though, but its only a sooth to yourself, all Medical school requires is your Application mentality and consistency....
Lastly, MBBS, is an Unclassified degree, there is no first class or second or third... The Medical board may only include the courses you had Distinction in - if you do so....
God bless...

Lagusta:


Malaria: microbiology
Widal: serology
PCV: hematology
RVS: serology
Hemoglobin: hematology
Pregnancy: serology
Blood sugar: not really serology, since we dont deal with serum, but you can put it there

Hope it helps!!!!

Thought PT was a chemistry test.

please does anyone have an idea of how long it takes to get a Bsc degree in pharmacology?

Raphael9:
please does anyone have an idea of how long it takes to get a Bsc degree in pharmacology?

4 years.

lomaxx:


4 years.

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IkembaCMD:


In 100level, you offer basic sciences i.e Physics, Chemistry and Biology in a little bit advanced form, Then your Semester scores are calculated and graded on a CGPA (5.0 usually), Then if you've met the crossing CGPA, You ascend into 200Level, which connotes the Preclinical classes where you study Anatomy, Biochemistry and Physiology... A pass mark of 50 is required in precisely all courses to promote to the next class, You may score above though, but its only a sooth to yourself, all Medical school requires is your Application mentality and consistency....
Lastly, MBBS, is an Unclassified degree, there is no first class or second or third... The Medical board may only include the courses you had Distinction in - if you do so....
God bless...

I love ur answer..others are just speaking bla bla bla without answering it for me....ur answer is clear and to the point.........wisin u success

joebam:
I love ur answer..others are just speaking bla bla bla without answering it for me....ur answer is clear and to the point.........wisin u success

Others did make good points, You just didn't see it fine...
They made nice contributions too.

Mubarak1:
Great Docs and Med Students I great u all, I sat for jamb and post utme last year I got 204points and I was giving MCB in Usman Danfodio University, Sokoto. I really want 2 study medicine that's y I defer the admission and bought Danfodio Sokoto matric(Remedial Course) form, Thank God I have been admitted, Pls what method of studying should i use and how will i make it in Matric. Docs and Docs 2 b, Please Pray help and advice me on how to achieve my goal of becoming a doctor am 18, School will commence by March.Thank U.

There is only one rule in Medical School says an Old Retired Professor,

"There are no rules"...

How, this quote means You work in a way that suits you and earns you fine scores..
Work hard, Study well and Play well
Never have the thought of looking back or feel inferior, You can lead your class
Make God your Apex, You'll bask in Success and Comfort...
Medical school is not for the strong nor the intelligent, its for the Consistent...
Read through the past posts and comments also, you'll find good advice their in.

God bless

IkembaCMD:



There is only one rule in Medical School says an Old Retired Professor,

"There are no rules"...

How, this quote means You work in a way that suits you and earns you fine scores..
Work hard, Study well and Play well
Never have the thought of looking back or feel inferior, You can lead your class
Make God your Apex, You'll bask in Success and Comfort...
Medical school is not for the strong nor the intelligent, its for the Consistent...
Read through the past posts and comments also, you'll find good advice their in.

God bless

Thank you IkembaCMB, I'll try my best.

IkembaCMD:
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are you truly a CMD??