Millex:

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

I didn't forget, just surprised you actually didn't attempt a question... That's the first

dearpiriye:
congrats.

Donpre:

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

Thank you

Is it possible for bone marrow tissue to leak into the blood stream as a result of a bone break to cause renal complications, ICP etc.

If a lady in a very hot room starts to shiver, what nervous system is affected? Or it it as a result of another disease?

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

Hello Sir...are you a direct entry student?

Hugo55:




Hello Sir...are you a direct entry student?

Hi... I'm not.

Yeah, I was wrong, besides that's ow we learn though. Insulin is not lipophilic so it should not cross. Reading through though. Nice explanations.

Congrats to Drbrainiac. Ikevin I wish u good luck. I wish u success. I'm encouraged!! Keep up the good work guys.

Millex:
If a lady in a very hot room starts to shiver, what nervous system is affected? Or it it as a result of another disease?

How did she know the room was hot?

Room temperature measurement or subjective analysis?

Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

lomaxx:

How did she know the room was hot?

Room temperature measurement or subjective analysis?

room temperature measurements a sweat test was being done.

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

i sent u a pm.thanks

catal:
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.

With your explanations, glucose transport across the placenta is not regulated which is not so.
1. Most of the glucose from the maternal blood won't get to the fetus but metabolised in the placenta.
2. This would prevent accumulation of monosaccharides that the fetus' enzyme system cannot yet metabolise eg galactosemia = cataract in the baby.
So large amount of glucose might get to the uterine arteries and get to the intervillous space but pick up to the fetal blood is tightly regulated.

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

I sent you a pm sir.
Thanks in anticipation

oluafolabi:


You really don't need any conviction. Seeing as you are smart enough to type this, you'd definitely get medicine. And yes you are right, several teaching Hospitals have resorted to closing their Dental units because patients have resorted to extracting their teeth at home.

It's so easy. You should try it sometimes.

Don't say what you don't know dude. pls can you give me an example of any Hospitals dental unit closed for your baseless reasons.

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

I've sent you one. Thanks in advance

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

my chief longest time. I sent you a pm

Please am a jambite seeking admission into UNILAG to study medicine. Is there any UNILAG medic

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

Please what's your mail address?

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

I just sent U a pm boss.

Bush2013:
my chief longest time. I sent you a pm

I've seen it. I'm now uploading the files to dropbox

I've seen all the mails. I can't upload large files via email so I'm uploading them thru dropbox and you'll all get the download links

Greetinz 2 evribody in d auz,pls iz C.G.P.A usualli considered 4 direct entry in2 medicine i.e doz som1 wit a 4.23 av a bera chance of gaining admission dan som1 wit 3.84.Thnks in anticipation

Sent to all

lomaxx:
Sent to all

Thanks sir

Teasmart:
Greetinz 2 evribody in d auz,pls iz C.G.P.A usualli considered 4 direct entry in2 medicine i.e doz som1 wit a 4.23 av a bera chance of gaining admission dan som1 wit 3.84.Thnks in anticipation

Yeah, CGPA is usually considered .....so the higher your CGPA the higher your chances

laryom1:

With your explanations, glucose transport across the placenta is not regulated which is not so.
1. Most of the glucose from the maternal blood won't get to the fetus but metabolised in the placenta.
2. This would prevent accumulation of monosaccharides that the fetus' enzyme system cannot yet metabolise eg galactosemia = cataract in the baby.
So large amount of glucose might get to the uterine arteries and get to the intervillous space but pick up to the fetal blood is tightly regulated.

now this is interesting.. Oga lomaxx, oga lagusta and all other ogas here, plz come and choke mouth

Question is; how is possible that a hyperglycemic mum gave birth to a hypoglycemic baby?

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

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Donpre:

now this is interesting.. Oga lomaxx, oga lagusta and all other ogas here, plz come and choke mouth

Question is; how is possible that a hyperglycemic mum gave birth to a hypoglycemic baby?

Glucose from maternal blood crosses placental barrier and stimulates the beta islet cells in pancreas of the neonate to secrete insulin.

Hyperinsulinemia leads to reduction in neonatal plasma glucose level leading to hypoglycemia.

It is the maternal glucose that serves as a stimulus for neonatal insulin secretion not maternal insulin.

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.


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