Doctors In The House, I Need Some Advice

1. i'm a student, i just gained admission to study Medicine, what do you think i really need to know.
2. Is there any drug that de-ossifies bone.
3. what is the name given to mouth odour disease.
4. How can you advice people that have body odour and what can they do to get rid of it.

You're a new medical student, don't you think you should be able to figure some of the questions you're asking out?

Yes- there are drugs that deossify the bones. And bad breath is halitosis. Consult Kumar & Clark or Davidson or Harrison's Principles for more info on that.

On what you really should know, I'll put it this way. If you could get into medical school, take it that you are intelligent so if anyone tries to bore you with the crap that medicine is hard, they should hang themselves. The trouble is that its a big big volume of simple but not so simple concepts. You should have to start reading in small bits from start of semester so you don't have a pile of stuff to read before the exams.

Apply yourself, don't limit urself to what is in the books. It'll really help out.

Loads of other stuff but I'm sure you'll do just great.

Touche

vikoski luv have you heard this song, "it wasnt easy, but it was worth it, it wasnt easy but it was worth it" trust me the songwriter had medical school in mind. i'm in my final year i should know . but arm yourself with faith in God, a good study group and from now try and learn the habit of talking. Talk everytime to yourself, friends, lecturers - it would come in handy.
about the body odour issue, frequent baths+regular washing of clothes(wear shirts+singlets once)+a good antiperspirant/deodorant=goodbye body odour

what school are you in BTW(By The Way)?

@fsb are these drugs used in practice?