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TSR Med Students' Society Part III

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Reply 1920

Wheezing is sound on expiration, stridor is noise on inspiration, because of the ways the pressures change in your thoracic cavity.

Reply 1921

Renal

Original post by Wangers

Do you think Membership exams are changing too, I heard the FRCA is no longer negatively marked, I hestitate to say easier because obviously I haven't sat any....

I wouldn't really know. I imagine that the old guard will tell you that they are easier.

Reply 1922

Dr. Hannibal Lecter

Original post by digitalis

Or could just be a kid with viral croup.

Here is a good example of stridor:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EPCDB17ErA&feature=related

Damn :|

Reply 1923

Philosoraptor

Original post by digitalis

Or could just be a kid with viral croup.

Here is a good example of stridor:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EPCDB17ErA&feature=related

Wow, that's truly awful :frown:

Reply 1924

Renal

This **** really ****s me off. :evil:

Reply 1925

Renal

Original post by digitalis

Or could just be a kid with viral croup.

Here is a good example of stridor:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EPCDB17ErA&feature=related

Brown trousers!

Reply 1926

xXxBaby-BooxXx

Original post by Renal

This **** really ****s me off. :evil:

The further comments by that user piss me off more :p:

Reply 1927

Fission_Mailed

Original post by Renal

This **** really ****s me off. :evil:

I think they've been told by this point.

Reply 1928

Lu-x

First time in theatre today :biggrin:

Reply 1929

xXxBaby-BooxXx

Original post by Lu-x

First time in theatre today :biggrin:

You have to wait until third year!?

What did you see? :biggrin:

Reply 1930

Becca-Sarah

Original post by xXxBaby-BooxXx

You have to wait until third year!?

What did you see? :biggrin:

Technically we have to wait til 4th year...

Reply 1931

Renal

The forum's getting it's windows licked tonight, I wonder what attracts these cretins to the internet.

Reply 1932

Wangers

heard a diastolic murmer right the other day, indecently exciting! In other news, I have tummy pain :frown:

Reply 1933

ilovehotchocolate

Original post by Wangers

heard a diastolic murmer right the other day, indecently exciting! In other news, I have tummy pain :frown:

Lol I heard plenty, apparently, but I think I need to listen to a normal and then a diastolic murmur right after to be able to actually recognise what I was hearing. And boo about the tummy pain, but ooh, ooh, I'm about to start a gastro case unit, ask me in a week :biggrin:

Reply 1934

Fission_Mailed

Original post by Renal

The forum's getting it's windows licked tonight, I wonder what attracts these cretins to the internet.

Very nearly embedded my favourite music video in response to this, but on second thoughts it would probably get me banned. :cool:

Reply 1935

Lantana

Original post by Wangers

heard a diastolic murmer right the other day, indecently exciting! In other news, I have tummy pain :frown:

My foot is swollen. Lantana tripped over it an hour ago. I'm hoping it will go down with the ice on it. And then I rang my mummy up XD

Reply 1936

Jessaay!

Original post by Fission_Mailed

Very nearly embedded my favourite music video in response to this, but on second thoughts it would probably get me banned. :cool:

I listened to parkway drive for a bit after you posted. Not bad, but not as much win as Coheed and Cambria :p:

Then I listened to Florence and the Machine, followed by Jason Derulo, the Eurhythmics and finally Einaudi. My music taste is strange.

Reply 1937

Renal

Original post by Fission_Mailed

Very nearly embedded my favourite music video in response to this, but on second thoughts it would probably get me banned. :cool:

PM me?

Aphex twin?

Reply 1938

Lu-x

Original post by xXxBaby-BooxXx

You have to wait until third year!?

What did you see? :biggrin:

I'm sure if I really wanted to see surgery I could have done before, but yeah this is my first clinical placement :smile:

Saw an ulnar nerve decompression, and then a hip replacement! Hopefully get to see some trauma surgery this week too!

Reply 1939

Kinkerz

The only surgery I've seen was the final hour or so of a CABG (no idea how long they actually are, I was scheduled to be with the anaesthetist, and he was in surgery so I was chivvied in). I was more interested in the enoximone and looking at the blood gas results :p: