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TSR Med Students' Society Part III

Oh mate, I was such a state. I didn't eat anything all day as I didn't have time between travelling and stuff. What a mistake that was. I don't remember anything past ~half 10 or something when I went to sit outside Good Sams to chunder.

LMAO. That is all.

:p:

One min, you were fine. Next minute we see you, GONE. :p:

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Reply 5621

FFCrusader

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Original post by RollerBall

Oh mate, I was such a state. I didn't eat anything all day as I didn't have time between travelling and stuff. What a mistake that was. I don't remember anything past ~half 10 or something when I went to sit outside Good Sams to chunder.

MedicineMan and I saw you outside Good Sams around that time :p:

Then at McDonalds about 20 minutes later you were waaaaaaaaaasted :colone:

Last year we saw MM off his face at Mummies and Daddies, and this year you :biggrin:

Who will be next year? :teehee:

Reply 5622

Becca-Sarah

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Original post by FFCrusader

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Help...

I was fairly sure I knew what we were doing this week, until I got todays email. Now I'm just confused. Do we have stuff today?! I just want to go back to bed... :getmecoat:

Reply 5623

Renal

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Original post by digitalis

Just seen the news that Subcutaneous is applying for grad med!

Oh Lordy, the irony....makes all these years on TSR worth it!

Must reconsider applying to NE Thames now :colone:

****.

Link.

Reply 5624

visesh

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Original post by digitalis

Just seen the news that Subcutaneous is applying for grad med!

Oh Lordy, the irony....makes all these years on TSR worth it!

Must reconsider applying to NE Thames now :colone:

....

Reply 5625

Kinkerz

15

Original post by digitalis

Just seen the news that Subcutaneous is applying for grad med!

Jeeez.

Reply 5626

Helenia

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This may or may not have been spotted several days ago by some mods, and the reaction of certain older BL medics may or may not have been anticipated with interest...

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Reply 5627

spacepirate-James

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Lectures on anatomical position and other such interesting things :awesome:

Learnt some funny latin words; feel like god. /newbieexcitement

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Reply 5628

digitalis

17

Original post by Renal

****.

Link.

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=34067097&postcount=6790

Barts is one of the choices!

Original post by Helenia

This may or may not have been spotted several days ago by some mods, and the reaction of certain older BL medics may or may not have been anticipated with interest...

Well I was too hungover yesterday to do anything but smile satisfactedly at karma, but today I'm positively gleeful. However, that being said, there was some hiatus a year ago or so where there was a momentary career crisis before dedication to nursing was loudly proclaimed on the forum iirc?

Ah well, good luck to her!!

Reply 5629

Wangers

16

Oh *******s, another researcher with no places, at this rate I'll be the only third year without a project...

Reply 5630

GodspeedGehenna

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http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/09/17/falling-disco-ball-injures-four-doctors-at-nightclub-115875-23425423/

News

Luckily, we’re all training to be doctors, so we knew what to do.

I hope it wasn't one of my cohort that came out with that cracker.

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Reply 5631

billet-doux

14

Ah first day of second year! Lectures on the upper limb = massive headache!

Reply 5632

xXxBaby-BooxXx

OP

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Original post by billet-doux

Ah first day of second year! Lectures on the upper limb = massive headache!

I had that last year :console:

Much prefer the lower limb :yep:

Reply 5633

Kinkerz

15

Original post by billet-doux

Lectures on the upper limb = massive headache!

Just do what I did and sacrifice most of those marks in the exam. Makes life so much better if you just cover the basics/fundamentals of the boring stuff.

Reply 5634

Alanine

6

Hi, could I have some help with these 2 patient scenarios? One of my tutors has taken to giving us long lists to do 'in our spare time.' There is NO SPARE TIME!!

They're all really long so to summarise:

1. 5 year old male with intermittent severe stomach cramps & anorexia that often mean he is not able to go to school. No infection or funny blood results, otherwise in good health. Mother convinced this is more than just school anxiety.

2. 23 year old female with polydipsia (4-5L) and polyurea BUT urine is not clear/unusually light. Urine dipstick normal. Patient complains of fatigue and headaches.

1. Abdominal migraine?
2. Potentially just drinking too much water.......the lazy answer :colondollar:

or can anyone think of some kind of syndrome/disease? I don't know if I'm just being really stupid, but I can't think of any other conditions that make you thirsty apart from diabetes M & I, and obv they're both ruled out...

Thanks :biggrin:

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Reply 5635

Becca-Sarah

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Original post by Alanine

Hi, could I have some help with these 2 patient scenarios? One of my tutors has taken to giving us long lists to do 'in our spare time.' There is NO SPARE TIME!!

They're all really long so to summarise:

1. 5 year old male with intermittent severe stomach cramps & anorexia that often mean he is not able to go to school. No infection or funny blood results, otherwise in good health. Mother convinced this is more than just school anxiety.

2. 23 year old female with polydipsia (4-5L) and polyurea BUT urine is not clear/unusually light. Urine dipstick normal. Patient complains of fatigue and headaches.

1. Abdominal migraine?
2. Potentially just drinking too much water.......the lazy answer :colondollar:

or can anyone think of some kind of syndrome/disease?

Thanks :biggrin:

I'm guessing (yay for having had over 3 months off medicine), but could 2 be some kind of ADH deficiency? Adding in the headaches, some form of pituitary or hypothalamic tumour?

I'll go back to pretending to be an engineer now.. :getmecoat:

Reply 5636

Alanine

6

Original post by Becca-Sarah

I'm guessing (yay for having had over 3 months off medicine), but could 2 be some kind of ADH deficiency? Adding in the headaches, some form of pituitary or hypothalamic tumour?

I'll go back to pretending to be an engineer now.. :getmecoat:

Thanks! See I thought that...but then wouldn't the patient have lots of clear urine? My tutor put the normal colour urine bit in bold for emphasis....but then he does like playing around with naive med students.... :confused:

Reply 5637

Becca-Sarah

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Original post by Alanine

Thanks! See I thought that...but then wouldn't the patient have lots of clear urine? My tutor put the normal colour urine bit in bold for emphasis....but then he does like playing around with naive med students.... :confused:

High output kidney failure? I am frankly clutching at straws here... the polyurea bit is confusing me.

Reply 5638

Phryx

Original post by GodspeedGehenna

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/09/17/falling-disco-ball-injures-four-doctors-at-nightclub-115875-23425423/

I hope it wasn't one of my cohort that came out with that cracker.

Is that in Coventry? If it was: I was in there back in feb!

Reply 5639

Alanine

6

Same! Also thanks so much for your message about my iBSc PS, sadly illness kinda caught up with me and I never actually applied. So I've been flung into clinicals.....

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