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Silkmoth33: For roots;
just know dat there are prerequisitely 5 in number. C5, C6,C7,C8,&T1 roots respectively. Sometimes however dis may not be d case, as some roots may be absent or their position replaced with other cervical or thoracic nerve roots. (i.e. C4 occuring with absence of t1 or t2 appearing with disappearance of c5.

Stop talking geek oooo.. ...u will chase d ladies away..

Silkmoth33: Noo! We go still discuss them.


Here is a pnemonic I used for the plexuses.
Mind u there are classications of d plexus that u need to know of first.

Repeat after me: roots, trunks, division, cords, and terminal branches.

Lol...who doesn't know d meaning of plexus?....no one will ask u dat .......where can u find a branchia plexus in d body?
Carpal Turnel, and Bronchopulmonary segments .?.......Lol....chill are u a medical student? if Yes what's ur discipline...... mine is Medicine....

Romanciella: yh buh itx true ryt

oh Yes it is..........Lol.......ur name is to difficult to type joor..... Romanciella....

Romanciella: funny with d way tins are here on NL 10watever views en jst 34comments....

Loool.....thank GOD dat I am not d only one observing dis ooooooo

Romanciella: lol m jst kidding!!..

Lol. . ..but it seems u ve got many fans tho........ 106 views of dis thread ......

[quote author=Dr.Gboy]We haven't written yet.
Let's just say u guys were able to escape this debilitating 'brain drain syndrome' that has begun to take effect on us(100 lvl)


indefinite ASUU strike + frustration+ distractions + exponential decreasing efficiency - overnight - zeal = BRAIN DRAIN

No thanks to FG & ASUU[/quote]Loool... exponential decreasing efficiency......... -overnight........ -zeal....... Brain drain.......Gosh....man u Re really hilarious!

Silkmoth33: Oya! Make we revise am online. Where u stop for physio and bch.

Lol.......no probs with physio and Bio.......Anatomy is cunny.......... Branchia plexus tins on my mind.......

let's forget dat one joor

Romanciella: hahahahahah ayt letz wat u got luv...@
'ma fan'

Lol..... ur fan KE?

ednut1: Babe ur jst ok, 6.5 over 10, ur not ugly sha, u try,

don't lie joor....it's 9 over ten.........dat girl in d pic is GORGEOUS! it's not 10 over ten because I dunno if she is d one in d pics.....but if she is.....damn. it's 11 over 10.....#FACT!

see Wat assu strike has caused.... instead of jacking for my incourses ;anatomy, biochemistry and physiology ......I am commenting about a ladies pics......a lady dat has made us her fan already /

Romanciella: hmmmm..*thinking*

LOL...... don't give. d guy false hopes na.......

drealdoc89: Yes,it is possible!
For it to work,u need a very good GPA
from ur 1st year to cross over(let me say
smtin lyk a 4pointer nd above)-similar
courses are bein offered by both medicos
nd pharmacos stdt in dir 1st yr.
And even after gettin a gud grade,u wil
nid God's favor cos dir s always a limit t d
nos persns de permit t switch ova to
medicine in yr 2.
Just stay focusd!

Oga please let us be sincere with dis guy......don't give false hope Abeg...in as much as u want to encourage him dat doesn't mean u shouldn't tell him d truth

gtogbes: thanks i realy apreciate dat. just swearing to myself that am going to be in my best. aiming to be 5pointer

been a 5 pointer..... dats a good dream.....

gtogbes: hi gr8 docs i applied for
med dis year got 71 @ post utme
delsu . checked my admission
status last week and i found out i
was not given medicine but
instead i met pharmacology. my
elder bro said i can switch in my
second year. please just want to
know if its true am really confuse.
please somebody ans me.

I dunno about delsu..... but from Wat I Av seen and experienced in unilag....... changing from medicine to other courses in year one is as easy as biting the nail on ur thumb...changing from other courses to medicine is as easy as licking d center of ur elbow! #FACT

even changing from dentistry to medicine not very easy........ /although I know a friend who changed from pharmacy to medicine...reason?.... his dad is a consultant @ Luth........ #CONNECTION TINS INVOLVED ....

if u want to do any switch start right from ur 100 lv............ o d question now is "y is it difficult to switch to medicine "......OK now imagine u going to switch to medicine and it's granted..... believe me u will have lots of followers ....other department will become vacant, void, and empty #OBSERVATIONS ......... think about it.......

not discouraging u tho.........just letting u know d truth........... #TRUTH
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@Dr G.boy and aliandro: u guys avn't written ur exams yet?! ...........Wow......u Guys are really lucky.. ..I mean more than enough time to revise ur notes, materials and past questions........... u will surely Blast dis second semester exam ooo.........we ex - foundation students are waiting 4 u guys oooo

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Hello every one...I ve got a story inspire by the way of life (Christianity ).......it is basically a story of A journey to heaven....should I place it in the literature section or religion section ?......it's also a pretty long story so I will be dropping some portions day by day.......advise Pls

lomaxx: 1) Notice the age of the patient. 4 months old baby.
Also , notice the onset of death. Sudden death.
Notice the clinical history. The baby was in an apparently normal state of health. Notice the failure of autopsy to show what caused the death. What then could it be?

2) An infection of the meninges would show purulent exudate on autopsy (assuming it's bacterial) and our patient would have had a running temperature.

3) A congenital anomaly will usually run a chronic course, if the baby survives in utero. Our patient had an acute onset. The patient was normal remember? So rule out congenital.

4) Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is defined as the sudden death of an infant younger than 1 year that remains unexplained after a thorough case investigation, including the performance of
complete autopsy, examination of the scene of death, and review of the clinical history.
The underlying pathophysiology is a cardiorespiratory mechanism. It is a diagnosis of exclusion.

Yes u totally agree with you....but genetical factors Av been linked to SIDS.... for example. males children are more prone to have SIDS than female children

this statistics is straight from Wikipedia

Genetics
There is a consistent 50% male excess in
SIDS per 1000 live births of each sex.
Given a 5% male excess birth rate, there
appears to be 3.15 male SIDS cases per 2
female, for a male fraction of 0.61. [3][4]
This value of 61% in the US is an average
of 57% black male SIDS, 62.2% white
male SIDS and 59.4% for all other races
combined. Note that when multiracial
parentage is involved, infant "race" is
arbitrarily assigned to one category or the
other; most often it is chosen by the
mother. The X-linkagehypothesis for SIDS
and the male excess in infant mortality
have shown that the 50% male excess
could be related to a dominant X-linked
allele , occurring with a frequency of 1⁄ 3
that is protective of transient cerebral
anoxia. An unprotected XY male would
occur with a frequency of 2 ⁄ 3 and an
unprotected XX female would occur with a
frequency of 4 ⁄ 9. The ratio of 2 ⁄ 3 to 4 ⁄ 9 is
1.5 to 1, which matches the observed
male 50% excess rate of SIDS.

is it true that When animals are
slaughtered, fear and aggression enzymes
are shot into their muscle tissue and They
remain in the meat until the consumer
ingests the flesh and adapts the same
emotions. but Fruits and vegetables do not
have emotions; therefore, when they are
picked they do not release any emotional
cells prior to digestion.. . . if this is true then been a vegetarian isn't a bad idea. .

fedico21: Hello fellow medics,happy new month. Starting pathology(general pathology) classes tomorrow, below is my first heart breaker . Please help me out and with clinical reason.....the answer to the question below.

A 4month year old child was discovered dead by his mother in the morning. He was said to be in a good heath a night before. Autopsy investigation and coroner's report show nothing significant after few days. The pathogenesis of this condition is best explained by

a) malnutrition
b) chromosomal abnormalities
c) known malformations
d) cardiopulmonary failure
e) infections of the meninges.

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no one seems interested in dis question....... well I think it is Chromosomal abnormalities....An Autopsy(to see with one's own eyes) may show malformations, signs of causes cardiopulmonary failure in the heart....faulty valves.. etc ...., an autopsy can also show infection of d menings ( autopsy of the meninges of The brain shows an abnormal condition—
yellow-tan clouding of the meninges, the
three layers of membranes covering the
brain—caused by a viral or bacterial
infection......since d child was healthy there is not possible way he or she could be malnourished...... chromosomal abnormalities is d only option that wouldn't come out in autopsy......DNA testing is very different from autopsy......



@lagusta: Pls if I may ask why do u fink it is cardiopulmonary infection
@alkonami; Pls if I may ask why did you fink the answer is infection of the menings....