buharisbae:
hey docs can sum1 cross over from physiology to MBBS in 200l Unilag?

No, doubt it.

Furiad:
mm-goodevening docs(its actually night tho)..Am not finding PHY 103 funny at all...I hope I'll be dropping those(Phy 101,105 and the Math) after 100L-not like I can't do'em...only desiring more 'specialty'

Which medical school are you?
That's the starting point for everyone and it is the easiest part of med. School. The 'specialty thing' u are asking for won't be easy as you think when you get there. Enjoy your 100L and don't wish for anatomy, physiology or Bcm, yet because there are not sweet and simple as you think. I felt same way back then, always anxious to do the main thing... Take what you are doing now serious...

buharisbae:
hey docs can sum1 cross over from physiology to MBBS in 200l Unilag?

I don't think its possible in Unilag

Abi, i'm thinking of it seriously, i can't drop this mcb, i'm in 300 level already, so they can do whatever they like.

jemmiee:
DE sure pass if they do that ridiculous reshuffling.

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Furiad:
mm-goodevening docs(its actually night tho)..Am not finding PHY 103 funny at all...I hope I'll be dropping those(Phy 101,105 and the Math) after 100L-not like I can't do'em...only desiring more 'specialty'

For sure you will drop them and offer totally new stuffs in your year two.

Gbsks:
Abi, i'm thinking of it seriously, i can't drop this mcb, i'm in 300 level already, so they can do whatever they like.

My dear, a bird at hand is worth more than the One on air

labodinho:

Hierarchy of Doctors

Well, now that I’ve mentioned all the staffs that work in a hospital…..

Let me teach all of you the Hierarchy of Doctors:

1) House officers: These are the house boys (like me, lolzz). They are the first to be exposed to patients (even Ebola patients, lolzz), they are the ones that sleep in the hospital when on call. They are the ones that the registrars, nurses and other foooools always love to vent their frustration on…. And we swallow that bitter pill for one full year, before we swallow another NYSC pill for another year

2) REGISTRARS: During or after nysc, we write exams (primaries) to be admitted READ MORE

Nice one, keep it up.

labodinho:
The Joshesuites


It would be a mistake if i don’t mention these groups of JOHESUITES

LAB SCIENTISTS!!!

Hey, don’t get me wrong!! I love these goons, i respect them a lot, but why must they cross their boundary, why??

[/b]They can never do the work of a pathologist (be it chemical pathology, microbiology, hematology or histopathology)[b]

[/b]imagine a lab scientist running assay for PSA (do they even know what PSA means??)[b] or checking for reed-sternberg cells (do they even know the difference between normal and abnormal white blood cells??) or they are called to review a patient that has been refractory to all forms of antibiotics (make i no even talk sef) or finally, they are called to perform[url=unilaglabodinho./2016/06/02/the-joshesuites/] ...continue reading[/url]

Hmmmm quite a submission though u tried, at the bolded, a Medical laboratory scientist does everything in all the department u listed. His training covers all, I know u may want to argue but let get facts right.

As regards PSA, even a student scientist knows what it is let alone a practicing scientist. A Medical laboratory scientist (chemical pathology major) or even any major/ intern run doz tests and they know when deres any abnormal value but as good citizens we are we refer dem to their doctors (law of the land)

For abnormal and normal blood cells (RBC and WBC) alike an intern can read the slides and interpret them flawlessly and report a case of normal and abnormal cells (an intern/generalist/ Haematology major). It's a routine dey do everyday and they know the significance of everything they see even identification of leukemia.

See Mr I'm not saying that the pathologist knows more than the "Medical" laboratory scientist. The pathologist sees the patient primarily and relate whatever case to the patient while the sample received in the lab represents the patient to the Medical Laboratory scientist.

As for the refractory case due to antimicrobial resistance, a Medical laboratory scientist (Medical Microbiology major) can sought out ways to that case.

In case you don't know, A Medical laboratory scientist is trained in all aspects of pathology (Yes..all; Clinical chemistry, Medical Microbiology, mycology, parasitology, virology, immunology, histopathology, cytology, cytogenetics, molecular diagnostics, Haematology, BGS, forensics) but he chooses to specialise in one or just be a generalist. A B.MLS holder can successfully man any if not all department in pathology but a pathologist (dr) upon successful completion can only man 1 lab. If you doubt me put a Dr (Haematologist) in medical microbiology and watch blunders of the highest degree but that can never happen to a MLS. We don't make noise on what we do.

In the case, of ebola and lassa fever outbreaks whom do you think was confirming the virus? A pathologist? Hell No but a Medical laboratory scientist (medical virology and molecular diagnostic major)

Or do you forget the same areas of training a pathologist do at postgraduate diploma level is same areas a Medical laboratory scientist does at bachelor level den continue on one aspect at postgraduate level?

buharisbae:

you are beautiful

nelszx:


Hmmmm quite a submission though u tried, at the bolded, a Medical laboratory scientist does [/b]everything[b] in all the department u listed. His training covers all, I know u may want to argue but let get facts right.

As regards PSA, even a student scientist knows what it is let alone a practicing scientist. A Medical laboratory scientist (chemical pathology major) or even any major/ intern run doz tests and they know when deres any abnormal value but as good citizens we are we refer dem to their doctors (law of the land)

For abnormal and normal blood cells (RBC and WBC) alike an intern can read the slides and interpret them flawlessly and report a case of normal and abnormal cells (an intern/generalist/ Haematology major). It's a routine dey do everyday and they know the significance of everything they see.

See Mr I'm not saying that the pathologist knows more than the "Medical" laboratory scientist. The pathologist sees the patient primarily and relate whatever case to the patient while the sample received in the lab represents the patient to the Medical Laboratory scientist.

As for the refractory case due to antimicrobial resistance, a Medical laboratory scientist (Medical Microbiology major) can sought out ways to that case.

In case you don't know, A Medical laboratory scientist is trained in all aspects of pathology (Yes....all) but he chooses to specialise in one or just be a generalist. A B.MLS holder can successfully man any if not all department in pathology but a pathologist (dr) upon successful completion can only man 1 lab. We don't make noise on what we do.

In the case, of ebola and lassa fever outbreaks whom do you think was confirming the virus? A pathologist? Hell No but a Medical laboratory scientist (medical virology and molecular diagnostic major)

Or do you forget the same areas of training a pathologist do at postgraduate diploma level is same areas a Medical laboratory scientist does at bachelor level + postgraduate?

lol... Everything?

laryom1:
lol... Everything?

Only exception is autopsy

jemmiee:
Nice one, keep it up.

Thanks missy.
Kudos to Dr. Lagusta

hello @ everybody!! happy weekend! Please guyz,can a person who studied Human Anatomy also go for 'HOUSEMANSHIP' And If they are to go for service, are the posted to teach or to the hospital??

nelszx:


Hmmmm quite a submission though u tried, at the bolded, a Medical laboratory scientist does everything in all the department u listed. His training covers all, I know u may want to argue but let get facts right.

As regards PSA, even a student scientist knows what it is let alone a practicing scientist. A Medical laboratory scientist (chemical pathology major) or even any major/ intern run doz tests and they know when deres any abnormal value but as good citizens we are we refer dem to their doctors (law of the land)

For abnormal and normal blood cells (RBC and WBC) alike an intern can read the slides and interpret them flawlessly and report a case of normal and abnormal cells (an intern/generalist/ Haematology major). It's a routine dey do everyday and they know the significance of everything they see even identification of leukemia.

See Mr I'm not saying that the pathologist knows more than the "Medical" laboratory scientist. The pathologist sees the patient primarily and relate whatever case to the patient while the sample received in the lab represents the patient to the Medical Laboratory scientist.

As for the refractory case due to antimicrobial resistance, a Medical laboratory scientist (Medical Microbiology major) can sought out ways to that case.

In case you don't know, A Medical laboratory scientist is trained in all aspects of pathology (Yes..all; Clinical chemistry, Medical Microbiology, mycology, parasitology, virology, immunology, histopathology, cytology, cytogenetics, molecular diagnostics, Haematology, BGS, forensics) but he chooses to specialise in one or just be a generalist. A B.MLS holder can successfully man any if not all department in pathology but a pathologist (dr) upon successful completion can only man 1 lab. If you doubt me put a Dr (Haematologist) in medical microbiology and watch blunders of the highest degree but that can never happen to a MLS. We don't make noise on what we do.

In the case, of ebola and lassa fever outbreaks whom do you think was confirming the virus? A pathologist? Hell No but a Medical laboratory scientist (medical virology and molecular diagnostic major)

Or do you forget the same areas of training a pathologist do at postgraduate diploma level is same areas a Medical laboratory scientist does at bachelor level den continue on one aspect at postgraduate level?

You've really said something but as you've said different "specialities" are involved.I won't want to go further arguing cos I'm nt the writer,it's a Dairy,just to bring out the fun in being a House officer.You can tag the thread op on ur post.

labodinho:


You've really said something but as you've said different "specialities" are involved.I won't want to go further arguing cos I'm nt the writer,it's a Dairy,just to bring out the fun in being a House officer.You can tag the thread op on ur post.

Labodinho dont argue o......All medical professions are important......And that post was offensive, dont blame him for defending MLS...... Proudly MLS

Micsnazzy:
hello @ everybody!! happy weekend!
Please guyz,can a person who studied Human Anatomy also go for 'HOUSEMANSHIP'
And If they are to go for service, are the posted to teach or to the hospital??

Yes, in Unical, you go for IT in year three. When you go for nysc, majority are sent to the classroom to teach, so don't hope for any hospital job.

jemmiee:
Yes, in Unical, you go for IT in year three. When you go for nysc, majority are sent to the classroom to teach, so don't hope for any hospital job.

IT and housemanship now mean same thing

laryom1:
IT and housemanship now mean same thing

of course sir, in unical.

Question
I heard someone who just finished Studying dentistry nd dental surgery can get an MBBS in 18months in the same uni..
Is it true?
Does he have to write an exam or jst apply?

Thanks..

Which medical school are you?
That's the starting point for everyone and it is the easiest part of med. School. The 'specialty thing' u are asking for won't be easy as you think when you get there. Enjoy your 100L and don't wish for anatomy, physiology or Bcm, yet because there are not sweet and simple as you think. I felt same way back then, always anxious to do the main thing... Take what you are doing now serious..*laffs*helpful but scary-giving it my best shot...

davbravo:
Labodinho dont argue o......All medical professions are important......And that post was offensive, dont blame him for defending MLS...... Proudly MLS

Lol...Dav.,I know u will show up when u saw "MLS"...I get the point though,the MLS can't be write-off in some Lab. work as he's said it up there.It's okay.

OneTruePrince:
Question
I heard someone who just finished Studying dentistry nd dental surgery can get an MBBS in 18months in the same uni..
Is it true?
Does he have to write an exam or jst apply?

Thanks..

Why will I want to go back for mbbs sef? Some pipu sha... what will I do with an mbbs when I have a BDS?

Dbrainiac1:
Why will I want to go back for mbbs sef? Some pipu sha... what will I do with an mbbs when I have a BDS?

Dbrainiac1:
Why will I want to go back for mbbs sef? Some pipu sha... what will I do with an mbbs when I have a BDS?

sure na, Nigerian kids don't have priority. No good advice and lack of passion. They follow the chain of inferiority complex and end up locked. Most of them become slaves to their parent and the world system.

IssyGenius:

sure na, Nigerian kids don't have priority. No good advice and lack of passion. They follow the chain of inferiority complex and end up locked. Most of them become slaves to their parent and the world system.

All the dudes want to end up with Mbbs... Mtchew......

nelszx:


Hmmmm quite a submission though u tried, at the bolded, a Medical laboratory scientist does everything in all the department u listed. His training covers all, I know u may want to argue but let get facts right.

As regards PSA, even a student scientist knows what it is let alone a practicing scientist. A Medical laboratory scientist (chemical pathology major) or even any major/ intern run doz tests and they know when deres any abnormal value but as good citizens we are we refer dem to their doctors (law of the land)

For abnormal and normal blood cells (RBC and WBC) alike an intern can read the slides and interpret them flawlessly and report a case of normal and abnormal cells (an intern/generalist/ Haematology major). It's a routine dey do everyday and they know the significance of everything they see even identification of leukemia.

See Mr I'm not saying that the pathologist knows more than the "Medical" laboratory scientist. The pathologist sees the patient primarily and relate whatever case to the patient while the sample received in the lab represents the patient to the Medical Laboratory scientist.

As for the refractory case due to antimicrobial resistance, a Medical laboratory scientist (Medical Microbiology major) can sought out ways to that case.

In case you don't know, A Medical laboratory scientist is trained in all aspects of pathology (Yes..all; Clinical chemistry, Medical Microbiology, mycology, parasitology, virology, immunology, histopathology, cytology, cytogenetics, molecular diagnostics, Haematology, BGS, forensics) but he chooses to specialise in one or just be a generalist. A B.MLS holder can successfully man any if not all department in pathology but a pathologist (dr) upon successful completion can only man 1 lab. If you doubt me put a Dr (Haematologist) in medical microbiology and watch blunders of the highest degree but that can never happen to a MLS. We don't make noise on what we do.

In the case, of ebola and lassa fever outbreaks whom do you think was confirming the virus? A pathologist? Hell No but a Medical laboratory scientist (medical virology and molecular diagnostic major)

Or do you forget the same areas of training a pathologist do at postgraduate diploma level is same areas a Medical laboratory scientist does at bachelor level den continue on one aspect at postgraduate level?

thankz for this write up, you've posted my mind, 9ja doctors no dy gree, ah mean an MLS stdent wil spend 5 gud year learnin the whole laboratory courses then sum1 who did laboratory medicine in hs year 4 claim he knws better cos he has MD attached to hs name
the patient should be the number 1 priority nt B.mls or Mbbs, wat wil happen to a patient who went for test and was diagnos wid hiv, bt the doctor pathologist claims he knws better and runs another test probably did a wrng analysis and cum wid another disease, and tel the patient to go treat it nt the patient goes nt knwin he has wrongly bin diagnosed by an individual who claimd the MD made him better than the B.mls .instead of comin together and do sumthng good
pathologist wahala dy tire me o i swear. Joint health and doctor fiqhtin everytime

Greetinz 2 evri1 here.Pls I nid ur advice on dis issue................I am a 100L physiology student(dou I applied 4 medicine) nd I av d aim of applyin 4 DE in2 medicine afta my 1st degree in Physiology,but d prob iz I m findin it difficult 2 av interest in anitin pertaining 2 physiology coz dia iz somtin in me always disturbing me dat I am nt supposed 2 b in dat department.......Pls iz it advisable 4 me 2 continue wit d course nd den apply 4 Jamb nxt year(m in my 100L 2nd semester nw).....Ur comments wil b highly appreciated

Superjaytop:
Greetinz 2 evri1 here.Pls I nid ur advice on dis issue................I am a 100L physiology student(dou I applied 4 medicine) nd I av d aim of applyin 4 DE in2 medicine afta my 1st degree in Physiology,but d prob iz I m findin it difficult 2 av interest in anitin pertaining 2 physiology coz dia iz somtin in me always disturbing me dat I am nt supposed 2 b in dat department.......Pls iz it advisable 4 me 2 continue wit d course nd den apply 4 Jamb nxt year(m in my 100L 2nd semester nw).....Ur comments wil b highly appreciated

It's all up to you, you can choose to drop it all and take Jamb next year and chase it. You can also continue with physiology and go with DE and Utme after uni. The thing is what ever decision you chose, you have to think it through, think properly, what do you want?

Are you willing to do what it takes? Also you have to make sure whatever you choose you don't have regrets. Try jamb next year, no harm there but still take physiology serious, study it like you life depends on it. If med doesn't work out now you would need your good GPA in physiology to get admission for DE. Then again choice is yours

Millex:
No, doubt it.

is it that its just in Unilag or it can't be done in any school?

buharisbae:


is it that its just in Unilag or it can't be done in any school?

I really don't know, it's usually hard to do so