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#41
(Original post by oanjum)
lol. (the way u said that, not the fact that u fainted)
lol. (the way u said that, not the fact that u fainted)
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#42
(Original post by emmz)
ha trust me i wud not be offended if u laughed coz i fainted. after all all my family and friends totally ripped me! it didnt help that i fainted 15 minutes after arriving at my new job - production line worker it was freezing though
ha trust me i wud not be offended if u laughed coz i fainted. after all all my family and friends totally ripped me! it didnt help that i fainted 15 minutes after arriving at my new job - production line worker it was freezing though
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#43
(Original post by 2776)
You know doctor, I've got this chest pain, can you give me some morphine?
BTW, is it true that in first year at med school, when you use the remains of 3rd year cadaevers, that you tend to find them rather messed about with?
You know doctor, I've got this chest pain, can you give me some morphine?
BTW, is it true that in first year at med school, when you use the remains of 3rd year cadaevers, that you tend to find them rather messed about with?
Well our cadaver, who we've kindly named 'Maud', was cut in half over christmas so they could fit her in a decontamination bath (getting a bit mouldy). I wouldn't say they were the remains of the 3rd year though, as most of the anatomy teaching is done in Year 1/Year 2. We've now got a new friend, who we've deemed 'Maud 2'.
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#44
(Original post by Infinity)
I went out on my second day at the vet office, the doc was spaying a dog, and it never occured to me that he would reach inside with his hands and pull stuff out, well I watched him proceed to insert his hand, the room went dark and the next thing I know I'm on the damn floor.
I went out on my second day at the vet office, the doc was spaying a dog, and it never occured to me that he would reach inside with his hands and pull stuff out, well I watched him proceed to insert his hand, the room went dark and the next thing I know I'm on the damn floor.
What happened next?
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#46
(Original post by timeofyourlife)
Well our cadaver, who we've kindly named 'Maud', was cut in half over christmas so they could fit her in a decontamination bath (getting a bit mouldy). I wouldn't say they were the remains of the 3rd year though, as most of the anatomy teaching is done in Year 1/Year 2. We've now got a new friend, who we've deemed 'Maud 2'.
Well our cadaver, who we've kindly named 'Maud', was cut in half over christmas so they could fit her in a decontamination bath (getting a bit mouldy). I wouldn't say they were the remains of the 3rd year though, as most of the anatomy teaching is done in Year 1/Year 2. We've now got a new friend, who we've deemed 'Maud 2'.
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#47
(Original post by Infinity)
I went out on my second day at the vet office, the doc was spaying a dog, and it never occured to me that he would reach inside with his hands and pull stuff out, well I watched him proceed to insert his hand, the room went dark and the next thing I know I'm on the damn floor.
I went out on my second day at the vet office, the doc was spaying a dog, and it never occured to me that he would reach inside with his hands and pull stuff out, well I watched him proceed to insert his hand, the room went dark and the next thing I know I'm on the damn floor.
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#49
(Original post by Tinykates)
i fainted at the vet just because they gave my hamster an injection
i fainted at the vet just because they gave my hamster an injection
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#50
(Original post by 2776)
It's because a friend of mine told me how his cadaver's stomach was filled with ears.
It's because a friend of mine told me how his cadaver's stomach was filled with ears.
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(Original post by ]{ingnik)
ok thts a little wimpy.
ok thts a little wimpy.
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#52
(Original post by 2776)
OK. Well think about the poor male dog!
What happened next?
OK. Well think about the poor male dog!
What happened next?
Umm, the doc told me to shake it off, and hand him the forceps.
No he told me to go on break, and not too worry as everyone goes out at least once.
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#53
(Original post by timeofyourlife)
(so those stories of hearts being taken out to give to ppl on valentine's day are probably not true)
(so those stories of hearts being taken out to give to ppl on valentine's day are probably not true)
Anyway, is it like pretty nasty seeing a cadaver? Nobody get a bit dizzy? Like sick? Do you get to dissect them yourself?
And about the needles. Do you pratice them on yourself?
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#54
yes, the anatomy act is rightfully very strict. It's a great 'priviledge' to be able to learn anatomy via dissection - it's becoming rarer these days, and medical schools are literally fighting to keep their DR's open. I think medstudents all too often forget this and can come across as disrespectful.
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#55
(Original post by Infinity)
Spayed! Not Neutered! Female dog.
Spayed! Not Neutered! Female dog.
*Shivers*
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#56
No, it's not 'nasty' seeing a cadaver. Dissection is a surreal experience and you have to get over the 'it's a person' thing. Having said that, it's absolutely fascinating. I didnt't feel faint at all, though have seen others faint.
As for taking blood - yes, we practise on each other.
As for taking blood - yes, we practise on each other.
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#57
(Original post by joyabbott)
yes, the anatomy act is rightfully very strict. It's a great 'priviledge' to be able to learn anatomy via dissection - it's becoming rarer these days, and medical schools are literally fighting to keep their DR's open. I think medstudents all too often forget this and can come across as disrespectful.
yes, the anatomy act is rightfully very strict. It's a great 'priviledge' to be able to learn anatomy via dissection - it's becoming rarer these days, and medical schools are literally fighting to keep their DR's open. I think medstudents all too often forget this and can come across as disrespectful.
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#58
(Original post by 2776)
Well, I never heard if that story.
Anyway, is it like pretty nasty seeing a cadaver? Nobody get a bit dizzy? Like sick? Do you get to dissect them yourself?
And about the needles. Do you pratice them on yourself?
Well, I never heard if that story.
Anyway, is it like pretty nasty seeing a cadaver? Nobody get a bit dizzy? Like sick? Do you get to dissect them yourself?
And about the needles. Do you pratice them on yourself?
And yes, some people did feel sick the first time, but only a couple in the year. They are still with us, so no real problems!
We have them dissected for us by anatomy demonstrators this year, but in the third year we can choose to to a special study module on dissection and be let loose on it then.
And it's far to early in my course even to be looking at needles, lol.
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#60
(Original post by Tinykates)
*feels faint*
*screen starts to go black - head begins to drop*
*feels faint*
*screen starts to go black - head begins to drop*
lol
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