vedah:
Both.

vedah:
Your opinion, and i care less. Getting a second class doesn't mean I'm a failure.

Trendy247:
There's this guy on fb that i wanna burst.. He generates likes for any rubbish he posts on fb, which i knw is fake. But where m confused is dat all d likes are from his fb friends n not som random white niggas. Iike he gets over 500 likes within 1hr on all his senseless posts everyday, and he's been bragging. So my fello nairalanders, wats d secret behind it?

Corleone7:
Am not here to argue Inanities. Nobody has ever asked me 4 cgpa in d Federal Agency I work in, cgpa or class of degree is not a pre requisite to get a job as a pharmacist. All u need is ur Bpharm or PharmD. Our grading system is A - C(minimum pass mark is 50%), hence d reason why a school abroad would normally require ur transcript and if dy want cgpa ur faculty officer calculates it and u send to dem. Is dt ur own definition of being classified? U can call or WhatsApp me since u are so interested in pharmacy. 08037912612.

Corleone7:
In such situations ur transcript is sent and cgpa calculated and sent to dem. ..In job recruitment u will not see a coy asking 4 a pharmacist with 2.1 or 1st class. What u will see is Pharmacist with minimum of Bpharm..

Corleone7:
This oogway is too funny...I graduated from Uniben. There's neither a class of degree nor a cgpa in my statement of result or certificate...What you don't know, politely ask .

Corleone7:
@Oogway....Pharmacy is unclassified. I.e there is no cgpa in the statement of result or certificate..

Corleone7:
@Oogway....Pharmacy is unclassified. I.e there is no cgpa in the statement of result or certificate..

YMCgyna:
Pharmacy is unclassified....tho u cn calculate ur CGPA if u want...

For those comparing pharmacy n engineering...smh....I think u should b a little proud of ur course...its only someone that feels inferior that engages in such comparison..Pharmacy is tough tho nt the toughest course out there ...read well,be focused ..u will mk it out a pharmacist

bimbotua:
triple response, capillary circulation, regional circulation

fabulousfortune:
Wat is ur definition of classified?

cowleg:


Nice reply doc, I have lots of doctors, pharmacists, radiographers as friends. We even engage ourselves in sporting competition during my internship. However every one should respect boundaries and limits. Fact is that the new generation of MLScts are not the last generation lab boy and girl with 6 months training or inadequate training offered to MLT at the monotechnics. Today MLScts are academically and professionally equipped to practice laboratory medicine, contribute to medicine and to humanity. Many Scts are furthering academically, advancing and diversifying to other sectors were there services are required.

bimbotua:

I only understand the introduction...i don't really understand the rest.

Oogway:



Bro stop talking about things u don't know. During the ebola ish. Doctors did all they were the ones who diagnosed the patient of Ebola. Even during the treatment that followed your so called nurses didn't come close. Doctors went even as much as mobbing the floors. Because no 1 came close. Moreover during an outbreak of epidemic as it was in the case of Ebola NMA ordered that voluntary doctors should suspend the strike and fight ebola. Please read and stop arguing things you don't know. https://www.thecable.ng/how-i-survived-ebola-2/2

nelszx:


May God bless her heroics for saving many Nigerians in the wake of the crisis. Was only answering your question on who died which was the nurse before our national heroine. The bone of contention wasn't who suspected but who confirmed it was EVD.

Have a nice day sir......You are my guy
Any day I respect you sir

bimbotua:
Good evening guys, how's the day going?
Please, I need help with my physiology -CVS precisely - I would so much appreciate it if I can be helped o...

nelszx:


It's a step in the right direction actually though your brothers tried to scuttle the whole thing but failed.
https://www.nairaland.com/1814656/nma-plans-scuttle-other-health



Always say what you know....It exists in the United Kingdom


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKhskzCHY0I



Wait till then but why ask me when you have already answered the question in your write up. For does a professional fellowship offer if not for specialised training in certain aspects for the overall welfare of our patients or of what use is a doctors fellowship to her patients?



This is when you leave the matter on ground to chase trivialities. #So sad

Bukkiminat:


Pharmacy as a course is declassified sir

nelszx:


Baba I greet you

Bukkiminat:


Pharmacy as a course is declassified sir

nelszx:


OK I believe if you had taken time out to read what I wrote you wouldn't quote me in a hurry. Yes I know there's a huge pay gap between both professionals and I told you it's fool hardy comparing the pay of a pathologist who is most times a consultant to a scientist (fresher). Like you have said a PhD scientist still has a not so huge pay difference from a pathologist neither am I disputing that. My point isn't who earns more than the other.
That said I know PhD is academics soon there will be a professional postgraduate diploma only until then will the comparison be meaningful.

www.nassnig.org/news/item/383
Read the second to the last paragraph that's where the POINT of interest lies.



If you read well you will see the location I placed there where it's obtainable please do well and read again. Yes as regard a Nigerian who may have done Haemopoetic stem cell transplant, is it documented or a case of hear-say? If yes give me proof (I don't mean a Nigerian in the US oo)



This statement is going greatest of all lies I have heard this 2017. There's no where in UCTH, Pathologist (if they exist) in MCB do sensitivity testing on any sample same goes nationwide (your answer is as good as mine). If they are reading this your comment, they'd be so much disappointed in you as you have knowingly brought them down of their high horses.



Autopsy yes I agree with you but Forensic pathology / science I disagree with you. MLS do forensics too.

MLSCN Act 29(2)
includes medical microbiology, clinical chemistry, chemical pathology, haematology, blood transfusion science, virology, histopathology, histochemistry, immunology, cytogenetic, exfoliative cytology parasitology, forensic science, molecular biology etc as approved by the council

Hope that has put your question to rest?



What test do you want to call aside those done within my jurisdiction?



Same thing I said, you don't not read pls revisit my comment and read thoroughly everything you said is exactly what I said and I gave some exceptions as doing them is now a misplaced function.



For security reasons, keep the name. Those who have done transplant have their names published everywhere.



Wish you same bro

N.B: If you want me to provide sources to my claims just ask

nelszx:


OK I believe if you had taken time out to read what I wrote you wouldn't quote me in a hurry. Yes I know there's a huge pay gap between both professionals and I told you it's fool hardy comparing the pay of a pathologist who is most times a consultant to a scientist (fresher). Like you have said a PhD scientist still has a not so huge pay difference from a pathologist neither am I disputing that. My point isn't who earns more than the other.
That said I know PhD is academics soon there will be a professional postgraduate diploma only until then will the comparison be meaningful.

www.nassnig.org/news/item/383
Read the second to the last paragraph that's where the POINT of interest lies.



If you read well you will see the location I placed there where it's obtainable please do well and read again. Yes as regard a Nigerian who may have done Haemopoetic stem cell transplant, is it documented or a case of hear-say? If yes give me proof (I don't mean a Nigerian in the US oo)



This statement is going greatest of all lies I have heard this 2017. There's no where in UCTH, Pathologist (if they exist) in MCB do sensitivity testing on any sample same goes nationwide (your answer is as good as mine). If they are reading this your comment, they'd be so much disappointed in you as you have knowingly brought them down of their high horses.



Autopsy yes I agree with you but Forensic pathology / science I disagree with you. MLS do forensics too.

MLSCN Act 29(2)
includes medical microbiology, clinical chemistry, chemical pathology, haematology, blood transfusion science, virology, histopathology, histochemistry, immunology, cytogenetic, exfoliative cytology parasitology, forensic science, molecular biology etc as approved by the council

Hope that has put your question to rest?



What test do you want to call aside those done within my jurisdiction?



Same thing I said, you don't not read pls revisit my comment and read thoroughly everything you said is exactly what I said and I gave some exceptions as doing them is now a misplaced function.



For security reasons, keep the name. Those who have done transplant have their names published everywhere.



Wish you same bro

N.B: If you want me to provide sources to my claims just ask

durentchigozie:
leave them oo. Me like dis fit do pharmacy work. Names of drugs wey full my head, some Nigeria pharmacist never hear am before. I wan go buy antidepressant one day, prozac precisely, them no even know am sef

Midgut:

What are you saying?
comparing pharmacy to engineering, you must be joking. Do you think it is easy to commit all those drugs and pathways to memory?
NB: I am not a pharmacy student.

VERTEX1:


Pls how do I contact you

nelszx:


Do you know my problem with you, you always leave facts to chase shadows. If my memory doesn't fail me you drew my attention to "We in Nigeria". You call POCT and it makes me laugh hard. Common spare me that after doing the POCT why not send the patient home? Aside using glucometer for patients which is allowed (despite its inaccuracy of results) others my brother is just termed quackery and an encroachment of job function.

So back to your question:

Microbiology: No pathologist and I repeat no pathologist tests for the resistance of an organism to antibiotics (basically that's not his work). Even at a higher level of resistance to assay for it it's still not pathologist who do it.

Histopathology: the biopsy you claim are most times done by a MLS, a typical example in the UK, MLS (Histopathology FRCPATH) now do biopsies and read histopathological slides quit making a fuss out of it.

Haematology: Stem cell transplant are solely reserved for doctors not necessarily pathologist. Even a doctor in family medicine can do that but to burst your bubble NO PATHOLOGIST in Nigeria has ever successfully carried out/done bone marrow let alone stem cell transplant.

As for Cardiac markers and all immunoassays (aside radioassays) are done by MLS (I even did one Cardiac profile yesterday ). NPPB and H-FABP are still immunoassays but it's not even done in Nigeria and since it uses ELISA kits (wherever it's done it'd be done by a MLS). Colonoscopy isn't in the purview of MLS but rather MLS check out for markers that causes colorectal cancer.

Autopsy - No but who process sample from autopsies (MLS).

Keep your hierarchy bro we're in Nigeria (like you always say t me) that hierarchy is non- functional in some countries. Hasn't anyone told you Wikipedia isn't a reliable source? You saw a real case scenario and you are showing me Wikipedia (Mtscheew).

Yes pathologist should be paid higher than any conventional MLS (by virtue of Post graduate diploma) in any hospital but they earn almost same as their mates in MLS (PhD scientists who maybe specialists or generalist in Laboratory medicine [Msc and PhD]) due to disparity in certain allowances.

chomytex:
Wow! nice one doc.