vicksbaba:


I did a background research on his nairaland profile... Since he's really loud in talking, I figured out that he'd have at some point leaked an info of himself... He's actually a Doctor who finished from Nigeria's Premier Private University. He said it clearly in the post he made below that he was a 400 level student as at 2012



https://www.nairaland.com/1048853/neil-armstrongs-remains-buried-sea/2#12195728

Silkmoth33:
Hm! U did mention a human being(who was supposedly ur friend) that failed out of the Mbbs program.

I sure as hell hope that person was not vickybaba, cos d guy conjured up some trash from anywhere(as he is yet to understand what it means and paste here with a shrewed understanding) which u suprisingly agree with.

Stay away from such ppl, he has not helped ur situation at all. Pls do ur research on the nodes of the scalp and don't let this guy confuse u.

*But ppl wicked sha, how person go cite his own friend as example to teach moral lesson*

GboyegaD:


If every other medical professionals tell you that you are wrong, don't you think you should take a step back and perhaps refresh your memory?

GboyegaD:


If every other medical professionals tell you that you are wrong, don't you think you should take a step back and perhaps refresh your memory?

DrAda:


Okay dear... I hope the op brings us up to speed. I do not know why but I just love intriguing cases like this. Later.

Lagusta:


Eiyaaa, this just shows that you know NOTHING about health care....
Comparing the security guard of a bank to a house officer is like comparing the confidential secretary of a law firm to a fresh barrister...

But hey, a fresh barrister can still represent you at a court of law!!!!

That's just how health care is. You first see the house officer, he clerks you, takes history, performs physical examinations, makes an initial assessment, takes samples, orders for investigations, draw a preliminary treatment plan, and the finally inform his registrar/Medical officer....

The registrar goes through the clerking, dots i's and crosses t's, and informs the senior registrar, who does the same until the consultant is informed, who gives his final verdict, which all members of the team, including the house officer, follows to the marrow.....

So in essence, no consultant would ever review a patient unless the house officer sees, then the registrar and so forth....

Hope I am clear now??

okusman:




clap for your self because I could see that u tried your best by using private hospital settings to break down your point...
firstly, u said a patient is good to go when seen by house officer... lol.. just tell me yes or no.. can an house officer carry out a procedure on you? ... so even an emergency patient will severe case will undergo house officer to medical officer and reg and senior reg before consultant clerking?...

there are several clinics in a standard teaching hospital... only 2 clinics (GOPD and Staff clinic) where are like primary health center use medical officers to attend to patients because most cases brought in to those clinics are minor cases like malaria and the likes... those with major cases are immediately given referral letter to the appropriate clinic , which are the other clinics in that hospital and they are called COPD or Specialist Clinics (e.g MOP, SOP, E.N.T, Ophthal..... etc). medical officers are not specialists not to talk of the house officers which are juniors to medical officer....

okusman:




clap for your self because I could see that u tried your best by using private hospital settings to break down your point...
firstly, u said a patient is good to go when seen by house officer... lol.. just tell me yes or no.. can an house officer carry out a procedure on you? ... so even an emergency patient will severe case will undergo house officer to medical officer and reg and senior reg before consultant clerking?...

there are several clinics in a standard teaching hospital... only 2 clinics (GOPD and Staff clinic) where are like primary health center use medical officers to attend to patients because most cases brought in to those clinics are minor cases like malaria and the likes... those with major cases are immediately given referral letter to the appropriate clinic , which are the other clinics in that hospital and they are called COPD or Specialist Clinics (e.g MOP, SOP, E.N.T, Ophthal..... etc). medical officers are not specialists not to talk of the house officers which are juniors to medical officer....

Inshalord:
Good day all,

Please, I need your advice cos I believe before me people exist who have experienced this.
Doctors in the house abeg what could be d cause of this bumps,though we ve appointment with dermatologist next month 11th but also i will appreciate ur opinions before the appointed date.
Thanks