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TSR Med Students' Society Part III

Reply 8480

RetiredAccount89

18

Original post by carcinoma

Watch this video

http://www.neonet.ch/assets/cotm/download.php?filename=2009-08/coagulation.mov

hahaha
Tenase complex.
i.e. the enzyme that cuts ten into two bits.

Reply 8481

RetiredAccount89

18

Original post by buzzcat

Does anyone have access to the american journal of psych please? Writing coursework on models of Schizophrenia - helpfully Imperial doesn't have access to the majority of the papers and this one looks like gold dust...

Recent advances in the phencyclidine model of schizophrenia.
Javitt, Daniel C.;Zukin, Stephen R.
The American Journal of Psychiatry, Vol 148(10), Oct 1991, 1301-1308.

Reward: funny GIF

shhhhh never say imperial doesn't have everything in public.
They have eyes and ears everywhere...

Reply 8482

Lantana

10

Original post by xconfetti

On the plus side, had a brilliant hospital visit today :smile:

It sounds like they've changed the hospital visits for the better from last year. What did you get up to?

Original post by GodspeedGehenna

Up at six, leaving at seven, lectures at the hospital at 8.

Mother of god.

Original post by fairy spangles

I had to be at a hospital 30ish miles away each morning so up at 5 to be there by 8 - i have to get the bus, and its in the middle of nowhere.

I have a GP placement so rural, to get there by public transport, I would get there 45 minutes after I was meant to start and it would require 2 buses, and a train ride. Or take me 4 hours if I wanted to go only by bus. I am so hoping my car doesn't spaz at all anytime this year. It's very pretty in the countryside but it's completely put me off applying to northern deanery.

Reply 8483

Beska

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"Hi I'm Beska and I'm a first year medical student, can I talk to you for a bit about why you're here?"

"Yes doctor, go ahead."

x100

Reply 8484

GodspeedGehenna

3

Original post by Beska

"Hi I'm Beska and I'm a first year medical student, can I talk to you for a bit about why you're here?"

"Yes doctor, go ahead."

x100

I would take it as a massive compliment, mate.

Reply 8485

digitalis

17

I reckon that's more from the fact that patients (especially older ones) don't know how to address you as a medical student.

Reply 8486

Helenia

20

Original post by Beska

"Hi I'm Beska and I'm a first year medical student, can I talk to you for a bit about why you're here?"

"Yes doctor, go ahead."

x100

Rather that than "Hello, I'm Helen B, one of the on-call doctors....full clerking...examination...explanation of diagnosis/differential and management plan..."

"Thank you nurse, but when am I going to see the doctor?"

Reply 8487

digitalis

17

Original post by Helenia

Rather that than "Hello, I'm Helen B, one of the on-call doctors....full clerking...examination...explanation of diagnosis/differential and management plan..."

"Thank you nurse, but when am I going to see the doctor?"

Reply 8488

halfadoc

Original post by Helenia

Rather that than "Hello, I'm Helen B, one of the on-call doctors....full clerking...examination...explanation of diagnosis/differential and management plan..."

"Thank you nurse, but when am I going to see the doctor?"

I've had one better than that - in second year me and my gp visit partner (also female) were waiting outside the gp practise (they lock their doors for lunch and we started at 2 so had to wait till they unlocked them) along with an elderly couple (patients) who were chatting to us and we explained we were there on placement at which point they asked if we were trainee receptionists :s-smilie:

. I'm pretty sure receptionists dont have to do placements...

Reply 8489

Vulpes

15

Original post by Helenia

Rather that than "Hello, I'm Helen B, one of the on-call doctors....full clerking...examination...explanation of diagnosis/differential and management plan..."

"Thank you nurse, but when am I going to see the doctor?"

PRSOM

Reply 8490

digitalis

17

Original post by halfadoc

I've had one better than that - in second year me and my gp visit partner (also female) were waiting outside the gp practise (they lock their doors for lunch and we started at 2 so had to wait till they unlocked them) along with an elderly couple (patients) who were chatting to us and we explained we were there on placement at which point they asked if we were trainee receptionists :s-smilie:

. I'm pretty sure receptionists dont have to do placements...

Reply 8491

Kinkerz

15

Original post by halfadoc

I've had one better than that - in second year me and my gp visit partner (also female) were waiting outside the gp practise (they lock their doors for lunch and we started at 2 so had to wait till they unlocked them) along with an elderly couple (patients) who were chatting to us and we explained we were there on placement at which point they asked if we were trainee receptionists :s-smilie:

. I'm pretty sure receptionists dont have to do placements...

My clinical partner was once mistaken for a cleaner. A nurse directed her towards the cupboard with all the cleaning equipment.

Reply 8492

Beska

21

Original post by Kinkerz

My clinical partner was once mistaken for a cleaner. A nurse directed her towards the cupboard with all the cleaning equipment.

Reply 8493

buzzcat

Original post by Wangers

No, access from 1997 onwards - funnily enough, college dosn't have the most recent one year - as if they don't want us to read the most recent stuff. Email the author?

Thanks for trying Wangers

http://gifsoup.com/view/184828/raptor-mascot-fail-o.gif

Reply 8494

John Locke

12

has anyone watched this

literally awful.

Reply 8495

Penguinsaysquack

16

Original post by John Locke

has anyone watched this

literally awful.

Oh good God.... :facepalm:

Reply 8496

John Locke

12

Original post by Penguinsaysquack

Oh good God.... :facepalm:

one of your kindred too, from now on that's how i'll assume that's how you all are :tongue:

Reply 8497

Penguinsaysquack

16

Original post by John Locke

one of your kindred too, from now on that's how i'll assume that's how you all are :tongue:

The one BL graduate and it has to be the posh totty that noone probably liked I would assume..

Thankfully I've not had the misfortune of meeting a single person like that here :noway: