PharmJohn88:


K bro.

I'm not as active on whatsapp now as I am on fb and other virtual spaces.

Nonetheless, we can always relate through voice calls and/or text messages.

Though whatsapp would've been more chat intensive than every other media platform, we can employ facebook if you're a user.

Meanwhile, 08026823361 is my whatsapp and voice call number.

Don't Expect an ajebo's sweet, sharp voice when you ring the digit. Na real naija guy go talk with u hehehe

Hahahahaha...Lol...
There's no problem with that.
Chukwuagoziem Augustine (a dove with an olive branch and envelope as profile picture) on Facebook.

"Walcut" how did you get to read this thread

docyomex:
"Walcut" how did you get to read this thread

confused!!! did you actually mention me or you were referring to someone else?

Following...

walcut:

confused!!! did you actually mention me or you were referring to someone else?

Of course you
I found this thread early this month and I was the only one viewing
The thread was created long ago
But it's nice to read through

u knw say dr jargo day busy for teaching hospital

Nabeeltnabs:
u knw say dr jargo day busy for teaching hospital

LOL..... True talk... More grace Dr jargo... For close to a month Dr jargo has nt surfaced... But each time I read tru dis thread d post feels new... Excellent narrations no wonder he does well in med school... Good work his done in dis thread it'll continue to help med freshers for years to come

docyomex:
Of course you I found this thread early this month and I was the only one viewing The thread was created long ago But it's nice to read through

I have already done so bout two months back. pardon me, do I know you?

sarsay:

LOL..... True talk... More grace Dr jargo... For close to a month Dr jargo has nt surfaced... But each time I read tru dis thread d post feels new... Excellent narrations no wonder he does well in med school... Good work his done in dis thread it'll continue to help med freshers for years to come

He has really done well....
I have been following this tread right from when he opened it.
It's been amazing
It's a place any med fresher should come and learn...

Thumbs Up, Dr Jargo

My first post on this educative thread after a very long while of ghosting...


I doff my cap for the senior medics in d House

Jargo come and say something.

Wow, i'm really loving this thread,

i have been a ghost reader for some time now, but my love for dis thread finally push me to register/join nairaland,

this is actually my 1st comment here and on nairaland,

greatings to all d senior medicos around, more grace to u sir, doc jargon, am really enjoying dis thread, it educative ,

Hmmm, am a medical aspirant, current waiting for my school(benue state university) to release her merit list, hoping to be admited by God's grace, amen

greetings to every one in d house, #following

LEGITLAYO:
On behalf of Dr jargo, I apologize for this unexplainable absence...
Turns out jargo is currently writing his part 2 Pathpharm mb examination, so I'll enjoin you all to exercise patience and wait for his return..

Wow wish him success oo

mhizsuzzy:
Pls Chief Jargo tips on how to handle my path/pharm
Just finish my 2nd mb exams and I passed 3/3
Help me and thank God and all heavenly occupants.

Hehehehe!!!
"All heavenly occupants"
Very funny

lemme rent space oga jargo
THINGS I LEARNT FROM PRE-CLINICAL
I had mixed feelings when I saw my first MB result, it was good but I wanted a distinction in physiology and biochemistry (I had given up on anatomy) but ended with one in physiology. I realized in Exam hall that MB is done with residual knowledge of what you have learnt, you can only crash read to pass MB but not with high flying grade (more reason I gave up on anatomy). Pre clinical courses are not hard but bulky, so average students can survive medical school. Here are the lessons I have learnt:
1. KNOW YOURSELF
Medical school has rules and you must play by it, there are no general rules. To hit the nail on the head, you must know your status, are you above average or an average grade student. Don't deceive yourself, if you struggle to retain facts in your brain, you may need to re-strategize, you must reconsider (will videos help? tutorials?) but you sure need longer hours to study. You may need to change your game plan if you are failing your tests i.e friends, study group or even textbook!
2. IT IS A TEAM WORK
Lone rangers find it hard to survive med school. You must interact with mates. They may have past questions and you will surely bite your finger in regret if you walk alone. Friends have stuffs that will stick faster. Don't engage in carnal competiton, those who top the class must have being helped by interaction with colleagues.
3. BE SMART
This is my last point. I have discovered that lecturers are too lazy to set new questions, you must know the recurring questions and find correct answers. There are lot of stuffs to know, you must be wise to separate chaff from the wheat. You must also trust in God, favour is essential but God does not orchestrate our failures.

first time of reading this thread and it is really interesting and educating
hopefully i'll be a nursing student by next year are there many differences between both courses?

suregalluv:
first time of reading this thread and it is really interesting and educating
hopefully i'll be a nursing student by next year are there many differences between both courses?

Alot of differences. Nursing students don't write mbbs and their anatomy lectures do not really go as deep as those of medicine.
There re so many differences dear, can't start listing, but the important thing is that they re both in medical line and they both save lives.

I have gone through this thread twice
Am so happy it was created
Thanks to Dr jargo
I have just been admitted for MBBS UNICAL
.....please any one who has a textbook for botany should please assist me with it

hagiosfemi:
lemme rent space oga jargo
THINGS I LEARNT FROM PRE-CLINICAL
I had mixed feelings when I saw my first MB result, it was good but I wanted a distinction in physiology and biochemistry (I had given up on anatomy) but ended with one in physiology. I realized in Exam hall that MB is done with residual knowledge of what you have learnt, you can only crash read to pass MB but not with high flying grade (more reason I gave up on anatomy). Pre clinical courses are not hard but bulky, so average students can survive medical school. Here are the lessons I have learnt:
1. KNOW YOURSELF
Medical school has rules and you must play by it, there are no general rules. To hit the nail on the head, you must know your status, are you above average or an average grade student. Don't deceive yourself, if you struggle to retain facts in your brain, you may need to re-strategize, you must reconsider (will videos help? tutorials?) but you sure need longer hours to study. You may need to change your game plan if you are failing your tests i.e friends, study group or even textbook!
2. IT IS A TEAM WORK
Lone rangers find it hard to survive med school. You must interact with mates. They may have past questions and you will surely bite your finger in regret if you walk alone. Friends have stuffs that will stick faster. Don't engage in carnal competiton, those who top the class must have being helped by interaction with colleagues.
3. BE SMART
This is my last point. I have discovered that lecturers are too lazy to set new questions, you must know the recurring questions and find correct answers. There are lot of stuffs to know, you must be wise to separate chaff from the wheat. You must also trust in God, favour is essential but God does not orchestrate our failures.

Congratulations to you femi..
I'm elated!
I go come relate with you personally, na physio and Bch sure to get distinction sha.

LEGITLAYO:

Congratulations to you femi..
I'm elated!
I go come relate with you personally, na physio and Bch sure to get distinction sha.

Lol

Hagiosfemi, congratulations to you bro. Keep flying high. You're a student of which school??

@ Legitlayo, wetin do anatomy naw... Naso d thing strong reach?

Deebliss:
opting for mbbs I think you too same course




Just recently UI released their cutoff
ours is yet to say a thing
Let's anticipate Monday next week sha
Success things for us.
Are you on Facebook we could hook up.

Bro, let's keep anticipating.
Chukwuagoziem Augustine(a dove with an olive branch and envelope as profile picture) on Facebook.

T

Long tym.......
Chief Jargo dey write exams Shaaa so let's pray for him.

LEGITLAYO:
Spoiler alert guys!!
Dr jargo has completed his exams and by God's grace, it was a success.
He's gon join us here real soon.
#Anticipate!!

Smiles....Tanx for holding down the fort

mhizsuzzy:
Long tym.......

Chief Jargo dey write exams Shaaa so let's pray for him.

Thanks dear

Maravel:
I have gone through this thread twice
Am so happy it was created
Thanks to Dr jargo
I have just been admitted for MBBS UNICAL
.....please any one who has a textbook for botany should please assist me with it

You welcome. Congratulations on your admission.

hagiosfemi:
lemme rent space oga jargo
THINGS I LEARNT FROM PRE-CLINICAL
I had mixed feelings when I saw my first MB result, it was good but I wanted a distinction in physiology and biochemistry (I had given up on anatomy) but ended with one in physiology. I realized in Exam hall that MB is done with residual knowledge of what you have learnt, you can only crash read to pass MB but not with high flying grade (more reason I gave up on anatomy). Pre clinical courses are not hard but bulky, so average students can survive medical school. Here are the lessons I have learnt:
1. KNOW YOURSELF
Medical school has rules and you must play by it, there are no general rules. To hit the nail on the head, you must know your status, are you above average or an average grade student. Don't deceive yourself, if you struggle to retain facts in your brain, you may need to re-strategize, you must reconsider (will videos help? tutorials?) but you sure need longer hours to study. You may need to change your game plan if you are failing your tests i.e friends, study group or even textbook!
2. IT IS A TEAM WORK
Lone rangers find it hard to survive med school. You must interact with mates. They may have past questions and you will surely bite your finger in regret if you walk alone. Friends have stuffs that will stick faster. Don't engage in carnal competiton, those who top the class must have being helped by interaction with colleagues.
3. BE SMART
This is my last point. I have discovered that lecturers are too lazy to set new questions, you must know the recurring questions and find correct answers. There are lot of stuffs to know, you must be wise to separate chaff from the wheat. You must also trust in God, favour is essential but God does not orchestrate our failures.

Congrats Femi.

Tony142:
Wow, i'm really loving this thread,

i have been a ghost reader for some time now, but my love for dis thread finally push me to register/join nairaland,

this is actually my 1st comment here and on nairaland,

greatings to all d senior medicos around, more grace to u sir, doc jargon, am really enjoying dis thread, it educative ,

Hmmm, am a medical aspirant, current waiting for my school(benue state university) to release her merit list, hoping to be admited by God's grace, amen

greetings to every one in d house, #following

Success is yours, by God's grace.

sholahokif:

He has really done well....
I have been following this tread right from when he opened it.
It's been amazing
It's a place any med fresher should come and learn...

Thumbs Up, Dr Jargo

Tanx alot. Appreciate the comment.