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End time dullard

brize:
3 things that will happen to him when he is found guilty

1.Nothing

2. Will

3. Happen

Nigeria is a failed country with no law... Who nigeria constitution don help before?

13,15,17,18,19 and 20 are common words

Pinkyberry2:
lubish..my secondary school is better than this. so this is where some doctors are trained in nigeria. smh

What is this one yapping?

We have never had any reproduction

Op,the largest internal organ is the liver.

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Imortal001:
Now you know... Do quick... Go hang yourself.

Coming from one who miraculously survived anencephaly,I'm not surprised.

Imortal001:
The beautiful innocent girl delivered the letter to the right president.
If na jona she give the letter, e for tak the letter clean yansh.
SAI BABA BUHARI!

I never knew idiots like you still exist

Same way a little girl gave Buhari 10,000 Naira 'lunch' money to support his campaign
APC and propaganda are synonymous. Yeye party

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...let me tell you something my father told me: Look at the stars. The great kings of the past look down on us from those stars.

None

That moment you type 'dullard inho' and it changes to 'President Buhari'

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InyinyaAgbaOku:
none
Lol. ask ur questions here

I don't think this is the right place,sir.
I don't want people to see my questions. It's personal.

InyinyaAgbaOku:
same but graduated. now in abuja

Thank God I found you. I believe this is providence. We need to anastomose sir(is that the word)
I have so many questions bugging my mind. Please are you on facebook or whatsapp?

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Lol.
A 'C ' or something. I passed. you are in what dept

Medicine and Surgery. You?

InyinyaAgbaOku:
yes

Did physics 108 last semester. It was hell for me. What did you later make?? Please give me hope!

I had a similar experience. I later got the phone after over a month and it's still giving me all sorts of problems. Had to buy another phone.
I'm done with tecno.
PS: Never deal with cheap stuff.

InyinyaAgbaOku:
physics 107 and 108, both are physics practicals.
physics practicals are abstract and dry, chemistry rocks

Zikite?

Does he write songs? He must be a really fast writer

lomaxx: Dispatch sent.
Check your mails.
Download according to instructions.

Use UC Browser to download. Make sure it's UC Browser. Use the Google docs link, instead of the Mediafire link. You'll see the download link below the coverpage. The books are:


1) Anatomy

a) Clinical Anatomy: A problem solving approach


b) Indebir Singh Essentials of Anatomy

c) Indebir Singh Textbook of Histology


d) Indebir Singh Textbook of Neuroanatomy


2) Biochemistry

a) DM Vasudevan Textbook of Medical Biochemistry

b)MN Charteajea Textbook of Medical Biochemistry


C) VK Malhotra Textbook of Practical Biochemistry


3) Physiology

A)CL Ghai Textbook of Practical Physiology


B) K Sembulimgam Textbook of Medical Physiology

4) Pathology

A) Harsh Morgan Practical Pathology

B) Harsh Morgan Quick Review of Pathology


C) Harsh Morgan Textbook of Pathology


5) Medical Microbiology

A) CJK Paniker Textbook of Medical Microbiology


B) Bhatia Essentials of Medical Microbiology

C) CP Prince Practical Manual of Medical Microbiology


6) Pharmacology

A) Badyal Practical Manual of Pharmacology

B) k Tripathi Essentials of Medical Pharmacology


7) Ahuja Short Textbook of Psychiatry

Ophthalmology

A) AK Khurana Comprehensive Ophthalmology


B) R Jogi Basic Ophthalmology

9) O& G

A) Sudha Salhan Textbook of Obstetrics

B) RichaSaxena Bedside Obstetrics and Gynaecology


C) Jeffcoates Principles of Gynaecology


10) Paediatrics

A) Gupte Short Textbook of Paediatrics

B) Atlas of Practical Neonatal and Paediatrics Procedures


C) IAP Colour Atlas of Paediatrics


D) IAP Textbook of Paediatrics

11) Community Medicine

a) Essentials of Community Medicine

B) Mahajan and Gupta Textbook of Community Medicine


12) ENT
A) BS Tuli Textbook of Ear Nose and Throat

B) PT Wakode Clinical Methods in ENT


13) Medical Laboratory Technology
A) Sankara Nethralayas Manual of Medical Laboratory Technology

14) Forensic Medicine
A) Biswas Review of Forensic Medicine


B) NG Rao Practical Forensic Medicine


15) Internal Medicine
A) KV Krishna Das Clinical Medicine


B) SN Chugh Bedside Medicine without Tears


C) API Textbook of Medicine

D) R Alagappan Manual of Practical Medicine


16) Surgery
A) SRBs Clinical Methods in Surgery


B) Apurv Mehra Orthopedics Quick Review


C) SRBs Manual Of Surgery

D) SRBs Bedside Clinics in Surgery

You have with you an arsenal with the finest weapons ever known to any medical student studying in the Tropics.

Good luck.

Dr Lomaxx,please send to my mail @yahoo.com. Thanks

lomaxx: The knowledge is a continuum. Each preceding level provides a foundation for the next one.

When you're doing your subsequent clinical years, the knowledge of pre-clinical years might be demanded.

For example, you're doing a long case on a patient with stroke. You may be asked on the anatomy of the circulation at the Circle of Willis.

Or in a long case with a patient who has inguinal hernia- your knowledge of the anatomy of the inguinal canal may be required.

Fact is when you get to these levels(final year in this case), everything will be cemented into one bolus of knowledge. When you get to the bridge, you will cross.

Thanks.

lomaxx: I get what you mean. We've come a long way from page1 and we've shared some of those stuff. If you have the patience you can go over the pages.

Meanwhile, what you see now( the questions, discussion ish), is a means to keep the thread alive, derive some fire and add some "ginger" to the area.

If you have specific questions/concerns, we don't mind going over it again.

For the ones you've mentioned above, it will be profitable to note that medical training is a stepwise process....stepwise but very slippery. There are little chances to correct mistakes when made- so you must try as much as possible to take everything serious. Everything should be important to you.

While meditating in my bathroom this morning, I discovered that the best students I've come across were ALWAYS INVOLVED in the purpose of their schoolwork. They have little room to discriminate between choices when their books are involved. They attend 99.9% lectures, practicals, ward rounds, seminars. They hold stellar records for being attentive in class- copy their notes and maintain a healthy study routine.

I've also had to chance to relate with folks from other schools and I ask about their "distinction students". The story never slides from the picture I've painted above. They're 100% serious folks. No time for unserious gambling of time with frivolous activities. They mean business all the time.

Are all these necessary? I can't say(it's personal to you). But if you have to pass through med school, do it once. And if you have the chance to do it once, do it well. Excellently, if possible.

Once again, goodluck on your admission. You'll get there

Dr. Lomaxx, is medical school a continium. For example,can you be tested on your 300lvl stuff,while in your final year?
I know everything should be taken seriously,but what course should be taken most seriously,in order to become a very good doctor....just curious.

Frankenstein: What the.... my nick has been stolen!!!

. I'm lost for words. Let this not be a case of e-impersonation.

amiebeauty: welcome Frankenstein.... Yahoo had answered ur question...wots ur course of study

Thanks.... Medicine and surgery

Chessic: The 'Boko Haram is a ploy to make the country ungovernable for GEJ' line is sooo outdated. Don't worry the north has no plans to annihilate anyone. What i am simply saying is that if your benefactor, GEJ fails to rig the 2015 elections, and fail he will, we are fully aware that the SS/SE have made plans to secede from Nigeria by the use of force. While the north will be more than happy to be rid treacherous people like the SE/SS, we will not allow you to kill our people, insult our sensibilities and then break away on your own accord. No way.

You are an cattle-rearing slowpoke.

amiebeauty: The Vice Chancellor on behalf of the senate approved
the academic
calender titled above as follows:
MON 6TH JAN. - lectures commences and
outstanding exams
MON 13TH - TUES 14TH JAN - Orientation for new
students
FRI 24TH JAN. - Matriculation
WED. 29TH JAN. - SUG Elections
MON. 31ST MARCH - 4TH APRIL - Revision
MON. 7TH APRIL - First Semester Exam
FRI. 18TH APRIL - Easter Break
TUE. 22ND APRIL - First semester exam continues
FRI. 25th APRIL - First semester exam Ends
MON. 5th MAY - Lecture commences for 2nd
semester
TUE. 17TH JUNE - University wide quiz
FRI. 25TH JULY - Lecture Ends
4TH - 8TH AUGUST - Revision
MON. 11TH AUGUST - Second semester exam
starts
FRI. 29TH AUGUST - Second semseter exams end
MON. 1ST SEPT. - Thesis defence
MON. 8TH SEPT - Submission of Degree results
FRI. 12TH SEPT 2013 - End of session
Signed. Barr. C.C Okeke
Registrar

Hi, I'm a newly admitted student,and this calendar is rather vague to me. When are the newly admitted to resume. 6th or 13th? Thanks.