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EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 2:57pm On Dec 26, 2014
toydgirl:
Im fine.Same to you,And howz mesther? 'winks'
lol... mesther... eeehhhhrrr. Lagusta knows better grin
toydgirl:
Im fine.Same to you,And howz mesther? 'winks'
lol... mesther... eeehhhhrrr. Lagusta knows better
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 7:09am On Dec 26, 2014
toydgirl:
Where is Dr lomaxx,alutacontinua,Dr Gboy,Thewizzkid,ebsuguy.DbestDoc,Dr Lagusta,mesther,charleymed,Jewelbukky....Im missing you guys
Yes ma'am. Am very much around. How are you? Merry Christmas.
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 2:35am On Dec 15, 2014
DBestDoc:
I be student oo not a Doc yet, no mind that user name...
Yea, i'm on watsapp.
OK. Please your contact here..... kelechi.uc@gmail.com
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 2:33pm On Dec 13, 2014
DBestDoc:
Looking at the history superficially, i would go with D. ( not sure though)because the patient has progressive renal failure which affected the production of erythropoitein.
Her Hb conc. is less dan normal and her pvc is reduced.
nice attempt doc..... D is definitely this answer. you got whattsapp?
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 12:17pm On Dec 13, 2014
A 32-year -old woman with type 1 diabetes mellitus has had progressive renal failure over the past two years. She has not yet start dialysis. Examination shows no abnormalities. Her Hb concentration =9g/dL, PCV =28%,mean corpuscular volume =94um3. A smear shows normochromic, normocytic cells. which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

A. acute blood loss
B.chronic lymphocytic leukemia
C.erythrocytes enzyme deficiency
D.erythropoitein deficiency
E.immunohemolysis
F.microangiopathic hemolysis
G.polycythemia vera
H.sickle cell disease
I.sideroblastic anaemia
J.B- thalassemia trait
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 9:54am On Dec 13, 2014
lomaxx:
It is possible. In fact, the sooner you do your US residency after school, the easier it is to get in. One should aim to have a maximum of 3 years post-graduation while applying. I studied the stats for the 2014 match and I discovered that most program directors

For Nigeria, our graduation is after you've finished housemanship - not after you take your oath. I just wanted to make that clear for you and every other person.

You can also benefit from the 'doctors guide to overseas training' by dropping ur mail if you do not already have it.
kelechi. uc @gmail
com
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 7:38pm On Sep 15, 2014
adeoladrg: Pharmacy school
LOL. Never knew there is something like this.
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 6:47pm On Sep 10, 2014
A resting male patient, age 54 years, body weights 76 kg, is suspected of Zollinger-Ellison syndrome and
examined in the morning after fasting overnight. The throat is sprayed with lignocaine and a gastroscope is
introduced into the pharynx under direct vision and passed down the oesophagus into the stomach and
duodenum. No ulcers, tumours or bleeding is found. A biopsy of the mucosa shows an overgrowth of
parietal cells. A sample of gastric juice is aspirated. Following stimulation by an injection of pentagastrin,
gastric juice is aspirated via a nasogastric tube for one hour. The hydrogen ion concentration in the
aspirate is 150 mM, and the volume is 350 ml.
Due to lung complications the blood gasses of the patient are measured in the morning (P aCO2 40 mmHg,
pHa 7.40 , Base Excess zero, actual [bicarbonate] 24 mM) and just after completion of the aspiration
(P aCO2 40 mmHg, pHa 7.48, Base Excess 7 mM, actual
[Bicarbonate] 30 mM). The next morning blood gases were normalised.
1. Calculate the gastric acid secretion rate of the patient, and compare the result with a normal value of 30
mmol per hour.
2. Describe the acid-base status of the patient just following the aspiration.
3. Explain the normalisation of the acid-base status the following morning.
4. Suggest a better diagnostic tool for the Zollinger-Ellison syndrome.
HealthRe: The Doctor's Guide To Overseas Training by charleymed(m): 1:01am On Aug 21, 2014
lomaxx: I've Re-sent
seen. Thanks
HealthRe: The Doctor's Guide To Overseas Training by charleymed(m): 2:32pm On Aug 20, 2014
lomaxx: Sent to all.
please re send. i didn't see it. kelechi.uc@gmail.com
HealthRe: The Doctor's Guide To Overseas Training by charleymed(m):
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EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 3:07am On Jul 23, 2014
kelechi. uc @gmail. com
EducationRe: Top 10 Courses To Study In Nigeria by charleymed(m): 1:01pm On Jul 20, 2014
FrancisTony: Don't force your inferiority complex on someone else.

I didn't see any 'beef'(sic) or inferiority complex on his post but you rather exhibited it.

He only said Pharmacy deserves number1 spot.
So, he have to back up his claim and that was why he wrote "there are many jobless Doctors".
haven gone through your posts,I discovered it's worthless exchanging words with you
you're just a FOOLISH school Leaver that doesn't now anything about life..
try and secure your admission first, then we can talk....
EducationRe: Top 10 Courses To Study In Nigeria by charleymed(m): 10:11am On Jul 20, 2014
FrancisTony: STFU! Because you're studying Medicine in one gloryfied secondary school that has 180 as cutoff, someone won't comment again. undecided

Not everybody applied for Medicine at first place. So, kindly shut the hell up. Mtcheew.

Anybody has a right to air his view.

Btw, jobless Pharmacist can easily establish a Pharmaceutical store unlike Medical students.
Another SLOWPOKE
they're always eager to engage in a verbal war.
i don't think you have a clue of What a gloried secondary school is.....
food for thought: why are pharmacy students always beefing medical students, and not the other way round.....?
clue: inferiority complex (IC ).
EducationRe: Top 10 Courses To Study In Nigeria by charleymed(m): 6:40am On Jul 20, 2014
adeoladrg: Uncle Jarus, I'm willing to introduce you to jobless medical doctors. We have a GLUT of doctors in Nigeria.


Pharmacy should be Number 1 on that list!
What is your problem with doctors and medicinehuh?? IS IT A CRIME NOT TO STUDY MEDICINE?? YOU APPLIED FOR MEDICINE BUT DID'NT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS. THEN MOVE ON..... beefing will not change the fact that you're DULL
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 9:09pm On Jul 19, 2014
lomaxx: Mail sent.
Dr lomaxx, please can you also help me with NMS Physiology?
EducationRe: Fecamds by charleymed(op): 8:29pm On Jul 18, 2014
LillyAnne: Hope you guys are getting ready for this year's convention.
at university Of Ibadan right??
EducationRe: Fecamds by charleymed(op): 6:41pm On Jul 18, 2014
Elui2: am chukwudi.mbbs uniben
welcome.. good to have you here sir
EducationRe: Fecamds by charleymed(op): 6:39pm On Jul 18, 2014
LillyAnne: Been looking for something like this.
wow! good to have you here
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 3:49am On Jul 18, 2014
lomaxx: Mail sent.
downloaded.... thanks
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m):
lomaxx: The only books I bought there are:

1) Norman Browse
2) Falase (big and small)

The rest were downloaded from the World Wide Web into a tablet. Depends on whether you are a hard copy or soft copy person.

Apart from the prices, most of them are not available in Nigeria. If you're good to go with soft copy, I'll guide you to where you can download all of them.

For HistoPathology, start with Pathology secrets. For Microbiology, get Clinical Microbiology made Ridiculously Simple(I forgot this one. Played a pivot role in my MCB successes). For Chemical Pathology, Primer would do. Hoffbrand would do for Hematology.

For Pharm, start with USMLE Pharm. if you graze your foundation with this one, I won't be surprised if you have a distinction in Pharm.

You need to know your signs and symptoms, this is where I recommend Alagappan instead of Hutchinson. It has a more tropical perspective.

Buy Norman Browse, it's gonna cover the lapses made by Alagappan.

You need a guide. I can give you course outlines in each of everything to start studying. Drop your mail.
Dr lomaxx please can you help me with medical biochemistry by chartterjea...... here is my mail
com
softcopy please...
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 11:40pm On Jan 02, 2014
LEGEND7466: PLS GUYS WHICH UNIVERSUTY CAN I APPLY FOR DE WITH 3.20(BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES ) FOR MBBS ?
Sir i think at least a 2.1 is required in most universities, but try some state universities maybe you might be lucky.............
goodluck
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 11:06pm On Jan 02, 2014
[quote author=m.esther96]lomaxx n lagusta,dnt tel me u both r faitin on mehuh?? ermmm m nt interested,got dthuh?


grin grin[/quote]
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 7:04pm On Jan 01, 2014
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EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 6:59pm On Jan 01, 2014
Joeprince2nd: DR LOMAXX compliment of the season, i have been following dis tread and presently i need ur advice and d advice of every Dr and medical student in dis room. I wanna purchase jamb form but i'm think if unijos if a gud university 2 study medicine and also i'm 4rm benue state? I am going 2 use my weac result which is as follow maths b3, english c6, biolog c5, chemistry b3 and physics c5. It d result ok medicine? I will b very g8ful if i have a respond 4 u all.
Your O Level results is good unless you intend applying university ibadan then you need to have a re-think
I can't answer your question wholly cos what works for me might not work for you, so it is a thing of choice.....
Though i don't know what to say but i think i just have to chip in a bit.....
Am a bonafide student of the afro-mentioned and i can peacefully tell you that am enjoying the ride thus far, i think your choice of school is a personal responsibility you have to accept. Am an easterner and beleive me i had opportunity to school in the East but i chose UNIJOS in lieu of it cos i have dreams and aspirations which i beleive i can only acheive in UNIJOS, when i took that decision some saw it as shear idiocy and cowardice, but the goodnews is that am happy and i feel inferior to no one.
My advice is that any school acreditted by MDCN on this site www.mdcnigeria.org is very good for you, the most important thing is, what do you really want to do in the school....huh
Self development is all you need to survive as a young man. Once you start developing your God given potentials, beleive me the choice of school will be the last thing on your mind. Schools are just there to give you directions on how to carry out this huge task of 'self development', you are not going to stay in school forever.
Let me give you an instance of a world acclaimed brain surgeon who always emphasize this the need for one to develop himself. Dr. Ben Carson is beleived to be a wonder man, it is no longer news that this fellow attended michigan state university school medicine at the time when havard was considered the only place where one can make it in life, but as i speak now havard trained professors do consult him for alot of things....
Mind you i did'nt say that good schools are'nt good but beleive me, life is more about what you do with your life.....
To clarify this issue once and for all, it's good to know that medical education in Nigeria is regulated by a single body saddled with the responsibility of maintaining an acceptable standard in all the schools registered under it.... and residency spots are not given based on the school you attend but rather your performances in the various exams...
Just be still, study well and try and make yourself outstanding in all spheres of your endeavour, and watch your records speak for you.
NB: Your success in life is not proportional to the school(s) you attend.
Goodluck.#peace.
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 7:42am On Jan 01, 2014
Happy new year to you all
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 8:24am On Dec 30, 2013
jaycee687: I just graduated from medical school but in Ukraine and I am a Nigerian.I hope am permitted to join this thread?
you are welcome sir, feel at home.
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 6:06pm On Dec 29, 2013
lomaxx: What part of histopathology?
not histopathology..... I mean histology
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 5:19pm On Dec 29, 2013
lomaxx: Charleymed oya come and do the needful. You know this is not spinal stuff. grin
lol..... oga lomaxx.....these things are weird oo, that's why i posted it here for 'oga at the top then' to deal with It mercilessly, i came across It in histo..... but i have shallow knowledge of it....... as it stands now, i can only do a qaurter of the needful...... hope i will get help along the line oohuh
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 12:45pm On Dec 29, 2013
Guys let's talk about these diseases

Metachromatic leukodystrophy

i-cells disease (inclusion cells disease )

Adrenoleukodystrophy
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 7:59pm On Dec 28, 2013
lomaxx: Ask charleymed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed

I can assure you he will tell you everything from the pharmacokinetics, to the pharmacology of that simple concoction 'drug' . grin grin
lol. Goskolomycin is just like any other antibiotics but the only difference is that it intoxicates.
EducationRe: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 7:48pm On Dec 28, 2013
lomaxx: Depressed fracture to frontal bone of the Professor's skull bone caused traumatic neuronal injury in the frontal lobe of the cerebral cortex (which is the seat of all personality, judgement, impulse control, and cognitive ability ).

Charleymed is yet to tell us if the professor was able to perform sexua.l functions with a damaged frontal lobe grin grin
From history, destruction of the prefrontal cortex does not cause a marked loss of intelligence, but it does result in an individual losing initiative and drive, and often the patient no longer conforms to accepted modes of social behaviour. So about your question, i think his sexual attitudes have to be affected since he is socially inept. But one thing i know is that his sexual urge might not be affected, since his overall intelligence is'nt groosly affected. Please correct me if am wrong. Btw, your answer to the question is very correct. Kudos.

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