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comfort48:
hey guys pls save a confused soul.Actually am a graduate of human physiology and served last yr.but do to my desire of going for medicine, I took jamb dis yr and nw am admitted into hundred level medicine and surgery.nw am confused abt dis new policy whether I shuld forfeit dis current admission and apply for d direct entry nxt yr or I shuld continue wit my hundred level and still apply nxt yr or I shuld forget d new policy and focus on d new admission dat is d 7yrs duration. pls am so confused.tanx

RoastedCorn:
100 . .so you should know the reason behind my happiness

Jason555:
Profcamsey please, I'm nad getting something clear here.... Those people dha are gonna be admitted to study MBBS next year, does dha mean dey won't write MB and PRE - MB exams Again, at 400l , what degree is gonna be awarded and how den can dey kick off from 400l...

Tcrown01:
I still don't get it, what about those that just got admitted for medicine this year? someone pls enlighten me

Dbrainiac1:
They will continue with the old normal system. The new policy is for those that will be admitted next year i.e 2016/2017 session.

Dbrainiac1:
They will continue with the old normal system. The new policy is for those that will be admitted next year i.e 2016/2017 session.

Drdonzeez:
This policy is still subjected to further scrutiny and debate because respective medical schools involved may choose to adhere to either of these three conditions state which are:1)a 7 year MBBS/BDS programmes which will lead to the award of two degrees: bsc basic medical sciences +MBBS and Bachelor of Dental sciences+BDS respectively..I still wonder how this is going to affect the qualities of the holders..To me,A waste of time,resources e.t.c.2) respective schools involved may choose to continue with the six year programme at their own discretion...SEE CONFUSION

Drdonzeez:
This policy is still subjected to further scrutiny and debate because respective medical schools involved may choose to adhere to either of these three conditions state which are:1)a 7 year MBBS/BDS programmes which will lead to the award of two degrees: bsc basic medical sciences +MBBS and Bachelor of Dental sciences+BDS respectively..I still wonder how this is going to affect the qualities of the holders..To me,A waste of time,resources e.t.c.2) respective schools involved may choose to continue with the six year programme at their own discretion...SEE CONFUSION

Dbrainiac1:
They will continue with the old normal system. The new policy is for those that will be admitted next year i.e 2016/2017 session.

Drdonzeez:
This policy is still subjected to further scrutiny and debate because respective medical schools involved may choose to adhere to either of these three conditions state which are:1)a 7 year MBBS/BDS programmes which will lead to the award of two degrees: bsc basic medical sciences +MBBS and Bachelor of Dental sciences+BDS respectively..I still wonder how this is going to affect the qualities of the holders..To me,A waste of time,resources e.t.c.2) respective schools involved may choose to continue with the six year programme at their own discretion...SEE CONFUSION

Dbrainiac1:
They will continue with the old normal system. The new policy is for those that will be admitted next year i.e 2016/2017 session.

Tcrown01:
I still don't get it, what about those that just got admitted for medicine this year? someone pls enlighten me

Henshaw199:
the policy might change they are still sitting on it

Profcamsey:
With this new system, there be admission into medicine and surgery but the first 4 years ll now be run like other courses in semester system and there ll be grading (cgpa). All students must choose there course of interest in the 4th year which they ll be givenBsc in. The next 3 years ll be for clinical students.
Those with Bsc inanatomy, physiology and med biochemistry ll now use 3 years to get MBBS or BDS. Those with degree from biological sciences ll have to use 6 years cos they have no knowledge of the basic medical courses. Other health related courses ll use 4 years to obtain the MBBS degree.

yungest:
gud am fellow medics.... plz I wish 2knw which physiology textbook is better n easy 2understnd btw guyton physiology n essential medical physiology by sembulingan....tanks

kingjms010:
pls sirs nd ma! would it be wise for me to cross into anatomy from pure nd applied biology in Lautech as I'm trying to go for D.E into medicine wit respect to diz new policy?

kingjms010:
pls sirs nd ma! would it be wise for me to cross into anatomy from pure nd applied biology in Lautech as I'm trying to go for D.E into medicine wit respect to diz new policy?

simba1:
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Thewhizzkid1:
This question may seem childish and uncalled for but I just need to get it clear. Pls why is it that in anatomy textbooks, there is always the vascular or blood supply of individual muscles but never the venous drainage of these individual muscles? Is it that there is a common venous network for these muscles or it is that the artery that supplies a muscle always have a corresponding vein with the same name(e.g for a lateral thoracic artery, there is a lateral thoracic vein)?
cc: Lomaxx, ebsuguy, jargo89.

ebsuguy:
I dont think there is a particular reason.however,most(not all) regions/structures of the body have a corresponding vein bearing the name of the artery supplying it.Also,the tributaries of veins drain not just the area supplied by a particular artery but areas supplied by different arteries.

yungest:
ya

simba1:
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simba1:
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