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| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by ReactExpress: 7:49pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
EmperorTolson:Anything is possible in the mind but reality is usually very different. My only advice to you is try to ask people in medical schools how they do their exams. Someone is telling you how things goes you are saying its pure ignorance. Even your argument as to why you feel so only proves you don't even know how their exams goes. The person you are describing is the coordinator of the course. That person only coordinates 1 course. Even if it happens you still have to struggle to pass clinical exams and oral exams. If you manage to scale through that 1 course how about the other courses you are doing in that class. Each has different coordinators. How about the next class and so on. A coordinator only handles 1 course throughout so no chance of that coordinator helping you again. In medicine get 100/100 in your written exams, if you fail clinical exams you have failed that course. Most times these exams are coordinated by external examiners from other schools same with oral exams. The amount of check and balance that is put in place is crazy. Is why you will be frustrated if you want to cheat. How many people you 1 bribe or sleep with over 6 years. How do you even get past the external examiners that you just see only during exam and probably never again your life. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by sulaak(m): 7:57pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
Gggjhhj:Your grammar is terrible. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Mirasteel: 7:58pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
Normal thing in all tertiary institutions in Nigeria |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by kay29000(m): 7:59pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
Gggjhhj:You mean she is the oldest person in the whole school? Sorry, this made me laugh... ![]() |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by kay29000(m): 8:02pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
nlfpmod:Me too. It was so odd to me...I was wondering what I came to the hospital for, when I can as well check google myself. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by GemUnique(m): 8:12pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
tnerro1:So if you see me in the clinic during my posting asking you question while checking to phone or my textbook to arrive at a diagnosis, you'd assume I'm a quack? I am a student in training, I have to perfect the skill by following a guide. Meanwhile, not everyone you see on the ward is a Doctor. Or maybe not yet. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Ajmoziz(m): 8:16pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
aysnoopy:Here's how it works THEORY 5 or 6 questions in theory (each question is marked by a different lecturer), after that, he will send his scores on an excel file, and when everybody finished, the completed excel file is viewed by all lecturers. MCQ/SBA/OBJECTIVE usually marked by the HOD, maybe sorting may occur here but there is still a problem CLINICALS Long case: at least 2 examiners (1 internal lecturer, 1 external lecturer) Short case: at least 2 different set of examiners (1 internal lecturer, 1 external lecturer) VIVA at least 2 different set of examiners (1 internal lecturer, 1 external lecturer) External Lecturers are high ranking lecturers called from other school (have never le6ctured in the school) The external examiners review the markings from the other exams, even the questions and how each candidate did All the scores are collated in the meeting, everybody gets a copy, and all external examiners take a copy on their way home Yeah you can cheat in some parts, to just get a bit of advantage, but that advantage is watered down to a high level |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Gggjhhj: 8:20pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
sulaak:Atleast you understood, or you just feel to act stupid, alot of persons read through same thing you complaining and I felt they understood what I wrote |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Softmirror: 8:28pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
Edusouls:Lol 😂. If only you are white lol. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 But are not. YOUR COURSED! accept it whole heartedly. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Wildkat02: 8:39pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
Kayceo2010:Yeah you’re right. But exam questions get leaked out. This I have witnessed before |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by blackboy(m): 8:51pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
Someone here claiming to be a doctor said OP is hating cause doctors fraternity of always standing by each other. I'm glad this has finally come out openly. Look at any case of malpractice by a doctor. If you tell them a doctor said what he did was wrong. Instead of remorse, he will be asking for the name of the doctor or asking if the person is sure the person saying he did wrong is a doctor because it is not allowed. Doctor union in Nigeria is like a gang. They see no wrong in whatever wrong they do |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by jaephoenix(m): 8:58pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
blowjohn:The bolded is so true. You even forgot clinicals like Int Med, Gen Surg etc. Even if they sort the written exams, they can't sort the long and short cases. How dem wan sort a whole panel of 5 or 6 consultants from different departments looking at you present a case? |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by jaephoenix(m): 8:59pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
aysnoopy:Most likely not |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by jaephoenix(m): 9:01pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
bizzibodi:They would increase the pass mark so that 20 students can pass |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by DrFunmisticGlow: 9:03pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
bdon123:While that is true, a lot of patient come to the hospital saying that they have malaria and typhoid or craw craw, not knowing that based on their symptoms, it is worse than that. Just because the doctor has a poker face doesn't mean he is not suspect a more insidious diagnosis based on your "typhoid and malaria" symptoms From personal experience, one thing I google is drug dosages, especially for children, the amount of antibiotics syrup I will give to a newborn is different from what I will give to a one year old and a 3 year old. Although I can calculate a lot of figures from my head, I prefer a calculator for accuracy, besides another reason to Google is if a certain drug is safe for certain populations of people. I can never be caught dead giving, most hypertensive drugs, tetracycline or ciprofloxacin to a pregnant or nursing mother. Another instance where one needs to google is skin diseases, because they look different in black people than white people you see in medical textbooks. I have diagnosed many cases of Tuberculosis and HIV and 2 cases of leprosy, one patau syndrome and many more so far in my practice. Just by googling pictures. I also helped diagnose a woman who had spent over 3.8 million naira in what she and her previous doctors believed to be ulcer that she was suffering from only to question her further and realize that the lady symptoms were because she was going through MENOPAUSE. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by jaephoenix(m): 9:03pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
phantom:Are you still in UPTH |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by jaephoenix(m): 9:05pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
DrFunmisticGlow:Sometimes I Google side effects and drug drug interactions. Many docs don't pay attention to those |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by DrFunmisticGlow: 9:08pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
jaephoenix:True because it happens to only a few people in the grand scheme of things. It is also not really our field of study but the real experts on side effects will be pharmacists and pharmacologists. They are who I consult for side effects especially the rarer ones. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Nefort: 9:10pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
bdon123:There is no way they would memorize all the symptoms for all hundreds of diseases out there. Checking the reference is allowed sometimes. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Easyluv2live(m): 9:16pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
Gggjhhj:My helper oooh... where you dey!!! |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by femi4: 9:17pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
ForumNL:Who needs them in this era of Google and AI |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Tflex01: 10:00pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
ForumNL:How can a mod send this nonsense to front page FFS!! Seun, is this what you've turned your platform to?? |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Mikelangelo: 10:16pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
It actually depends on the school actually. I know of a federal university wey their MBBS result dey come out after 2/3 days just to avoid any form of sorting/ cheating. Also, no be only one person dey mark their exam, so honestly it's quite difficult, cos how many people you want sleep with or sort, cos you might not even know all ot them. Except the system has changed now though which I do not know, but when we go school those days na so e be. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by blowjohn(m): 10:25pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
jaephoenix:100 percent ✅. Clinicals are crazy. Consultants coming in frm different states to teach and travel back.... All of them with different temperament. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by blowjohn(m): 10:30pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
Mikelangelo:Even if one sorts 1 lecturer, if u don't score high marks in the other lecturers questions ( same department o), how will it help? So it's not easy at all. That's why even if they sort, u will notice that they still score high marks in courses or departments they didn't sort. Cos the objective is the sum of the total. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Mikelangelo: 10:37pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
blowjohn:Exactly 👌 Though I wouldn't be surprised if this nonsense happens in some very porous state universities. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Pilopher: 10:41pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
Kayceo2010:whcih school are you ? |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by dontrulee: 11:59pm On Sep 12, 2024 |
bdon123:Normal thing na. The advantage that we have is that we know the wheat from the shafts as not all online articles are genuine. Medics occasionally checkup google to confirm dosage of medications, symptoms, progression of diseases and even at times treatment plans! It doesn't make them inferior or inept. in the hand of a knowledgeable doctor, the internet is a great tool |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by dontrulee: 12:13am On Sep 13, 2024 |
Medical school is like a military zone, the training is top notch. While it may be possible to cheat your way or sort things out during the preclinical days, it's nigh impossible to do so throughout clinical postings as it is structured and we'll regulated with different components like OBJ, OSCE, OSPE, LONG CASES, SHORT CASES, VIVAS. And your final score is usually an aggregate. It's a group of lecturers who mark the scripts and external examiners are invited to supervise of which some of them are inherently extremely wicked and have the pendant to fail students. Some underhandedness may occur in medical school occasionally but it's almost impossible to sail through via dirty means even if you're the son or daughter of a professor or even the VC |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by Vision101(m): 1:04am On Sep 13, 2024 |
Gggjhhj:What would you expect when parents push their children to become medical doctors. Whether they have the gift or not. |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by preshdawesome(m): 2:14am On Sep 13, 2024 |
ThatWriterBoy:This person na delsuite Nothing you wan tell me |
| Re: Unspeakable Thing About Medical Schools In Nigeria by legendsofthesee: 2:21am On Sep 13, 2024 |
olabrad:why did she fail the first time? Is it some sorta game? |
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