Tonyjude:
pls only those in medicine already should advice me. those who are not, pls don't bother.


please o. help me out. I am a medical student in my 2nd yr 2nd semester, and by next semester i.e ( 3rd yr) i am thinking of going to Germany to start d struggle again. in fact everything is in place, it is already happening. so pls pls what do u guys have to say. I know I can do it if I go but did adage " a bird in hand is worth more than a thousand in the bush" decreases my moral because there are many uncertainties bro. thanks and awaiting some good advice

Bros pray.... and consider your options. No place like home tho

Donpre:

well take you time and think about it.... because sometimes a patient wouldn't have time for tests, a quick diagnosis would have to suffice... in such cases, which organ would you use to make such quick diagnosis

A quick diagnosis based on what evidence exactly? ?

Or you the revered Dr. House

Donpre:

well take you time and think about it.... because sometimes a patient wouldn't have time for tests, a quick diagnosis would have to suffice... in such cases, which organ would you use to make such quick diagnosis

I'll have to comeback in 5 years to answer your questions, don't wanna make uneducated guesses lol.

Tonyjude:
pls only those in medicine already should advice me. those who are not, pls don't bother.


please o. help me out. I am a medical student in my 2nd yr 2nd semester, and by next semester i.e ( 3rd yr) i am thinking of going to Germany to start d struggle again. in fact everything is in place, it is already happening. so pls pls what do u guys have to say. I know I can do it if I go but did adage " a bird in hand is worth more than a thousand in the bush" decreases my moral because there are many uncertainties bro. thanks and awaiting some good advice

If everything is in place and you can do it as you've stated, what exactly are the uncertainties?

Millex:

I'll have to comeback in 5 years to answer your questions, don't wanna make uneducated guesses lol.

Exactly why it was meant for med docs and students... Nice try tho

Tenison96:


A quick diagnosis based on what evidence exactly? ?

Or you the revered Dr. House

irregularities in that particular organ that would indicated the presence of any(most) illness(es)

Donpre:

irregularities in that particular organ that would indicated the presence of any(most) illness(es)

Assuming there is jaundice, wouldn't it appear on the skin? if it did, how are supposed to diagnose jaundice without looking at other organs?

I would go with blood Donpre

Millex:
I would go with blood Donpre

The blood will still have to be tested, n besides blood is a tissue n not an organ

Wow jxt finished reading d whole thread frm page 1-382,rily learnt a lot..........Am a 100L physiology student of OOU bt I wanna sit 4 jamb nxt year nd go 4 medicine in UI..Hope am welcomed

Teasmart:
Wow jxt finished reading d whole thread frm page 1-382,rily learnt a lot..........Am a 100L physiology student of OOU bt I wanna sit 4 jamb nxt year nd go 4 medicine in UI..Hope am welcomed

You're welcome dude.... there is beer in the fridge, suya in the kitchen and of course books in the library

Millex:
I would go with blood Donpre

organ bro not tissue.... thought you were gonna skip this one?

Tenison96:


If everything is in place and you can do it as you've stated, what exactly are the uncertainties?

uncertainties like don't know if I will be able to get the admission bk, and language problems. though I know their language but not too much for medicine tho

Tenison96:


Assuming there is jaundice, wouldn't it appear on the skin? if it did, how are supposed to diagnose jaundice without looking at other organs?

well I don't know, hence why its a open question.... the answers are suppose to be different, you're even free to Google, its all about learning

To further clarify, the book I saw this question in, used the eyes. A doctor detected hypertension, a cardiovascular disease and one other by just examining the eye using an ophthalmoscope... which is pretty kul

Anyway, I think other organs should be able to give such diagnosis and more... the question is, which? hence why I called on med docs and students who know the human body in and out, as they'd be in the best position to give an educated answer. buh its still an open question, everyone can give a shot at it

Donpre:

organ bro not tissue.... thought you were gonna skip this one?

I don't usually know wen to give up

Donpre:
this is specifically for doc and med students buh any aspirant with in-depth knowledge could also drop an answer

if you were given a condition, in which you are to pick only one organ in the human body for the diagnosis of all patients you are to examine (i.e you can only examine that particular organ, no matter the case or patient).... which would you pick?[drop your reason(s) too]

Kidney would be more specific than liver. Since all diseases would present itself in the fluid component, almost all body fluids get to the Kidney after sometime, even old CSF after replacement. Although the liver almost seems to be useful but most body fluids relatively don't get there. Brain's blood-brain barrier makes it useless here.

Donpre:

You're welcome dude.... there is beer in the fridge, suya in the kitchen and of course books in the library

thnks bro

laryom1:
Kidney would be more specific than liver. Since all diseases would present itself in the fluid component, almost all body fluids get to the Kidney after sometime, even old CSF after replacement. Although the liver almost seems to be useful but most body fluids relatively don't get there. Brain's blood-brain barrier makes it useless here.

wow! good analysis

Millex:
I don't usually know wen to give up

LOL...I like that

Donpre:
this is specifically for doc and med students buh any aspirant with in-depth knowledge could also drop an answer

if you were given a condition, in which you are to pick only one organ in the human body for the diagnosis of all patients you are to examine (i.e you can only examine that particular organ, no matter the case or patient).... which would you pick?[drop your reason(s) too]

I would say the Liver. Because with the help of the Kupffer cells, it filters out toxins capable of causing harm to any part of the body.

laryom1:
Kidney would be more specific than liver. Since all diseases would present itself in the fluid component, almost all body fluids get to the Kidney after sometime, even old CSF after replacement. Although the liver almost seems to be useful but most body fluids relatively don't get there. Brain's blood-brain barrier makes it useless here.

You're right. Kidney/liver, seems very important.

jemmiee:
I would say the Liver. Because with the help of the Kupffer cells, it filters out toxins capable of causing harm to any part of the body.

hmmm liver huh?... nice choice but your reason doesn't add up

Hi docs dis thread as bin too quiet for som while nw,lets make it lively

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Donpre:

hmmm liver huh?... nice choice but your reason doesn't add up

If liver is doing its main work well(detoxification), most diseases will be avoided.

Good morning everyone. I am a uniport medicine aspirant. I need someone to help me with website address to download medical texts like Guyton and Hall's physiology, Keith Moore's anatomy and the likes. I have tried 4shared.com throughout the night all to no avail. Please I need your help on this. Thank you for the anticipated magnanimity.

Kingexcellence:
Good morning everyone. I am a UI medicine aspirant. I need someone to help me with website address to download medical texts like Guyton and Hall's physiology, Keith Moore's anatomy and the likes. I have tried 4shared.com throughout the night all to no avail. Please I need your help on this. Thank you for the anticipated magnanimity.

A medical ASPIRANT doesn't need those stuffs for now.
Even when you get admitted,you will need more of Physics and chemistry and biology first.
DONT RUSH THINGS

Kingexcellence:
Good morning everyone. I am a UI medicine aspirant. I need someone to help me with website address to download medical texts like Guyton and Hall's physiology, Keith Moore's anatomy and the likes. I have tried 4shared.com throughout the night all to no avail. Please I need your help on this. Thank you for the anticipated magnanimity.

Don't stress yourself yet, till you get to 200l even then, people would have these softcopy textbooks or upper classmen they surely have

Kingexcellence:
Good morning everyone. I am a UI medicine aspirant. I need someone to help me with website address to download medical texts like Guyton and Hall's physiology, Keith Moore's anatomy and the likes. I have tried 4shared.com throughout the night all to no avail. Please I need your help on this. Thank you for the anticipated magnanimity.

For e.g if you want to download Last' Anatomy textbook, just type "Last's anatomy pdf free download" into your search box on Google. You'll see lotsa options to download... That's how I got most of the softcopies I downloaded myself.

phenom57:


A medical ASPIRANT doesn't need those stuffs for now.
Even when you get admitted,you will need more of Physics and chemistry and biology first.
DONT RUSH THINGS

thank you sir. I am heartned.

Thank you Phenom57, Milex and Jemmiee. I appreciate the responses.

Kingexcellence:
Thank you Phenom57, Milex and Jemmiee. I appreciate the responses.

Then that did you score in JAMB?