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I was enrolled in a university in China which I didn't find it good and had hard time there. So I dropped the first year, and now for the second year I have two options. Both of the universities are good, but they differ in some subjects which I don't know which will benefit it me later on my career.
Both universities have (in common):
But, here is the problem, the universities differ in these subjects:
Thank you very much,
Both universities have (in common):
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- Human Anatomy - General Chemistry - Physics - Organic Chemistry - Cell Biology - Histology & Embryology - Physiology - Biochemistry - Microbiology - Immunology - Human Parasitology - Preventive Medicine - Pathophysiology - Molecular Biology - Pharmacology - Forensic Medicine - Epidemiology - Diagnostics - Internal Medicine - Surgery - Pediatrics - Gynecology & Obstetrics - Dermatology (One has it combined with "Veneteology") - Neurology - Ophthalmology - Emergency Medicine - Psychiatry - Otolaryngology
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1st one has: - Psychology - Medical Ethics - Pathological Anatomy (2nd has Pathology) - Medical Genetics - Health Statistics (2nd has Biostatics) - Sectional & Imaging Anatomy - Nuclear Medicine - Image Diagnosis (2nd has Radiology Diagnosis) - Health Law - Lab Diagnostics - Philology - Infectious Diseases (2nd has Lemology) - Dentistry (2nd has Stomatology) - Convalescence Medicine 2nd one has: - Mathematics - Medical Terminology - Basic Computer Application - Basic toxicology - Maternal child & adolescent health
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Weird question! Erm I would pick the first one. Maths and computer application aren't very medical, and the alternatives you list are just different words for the same kind of thing.
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(Original post by seaholme)
Weird question! Erm I would pick the first one. Maths and computer application aren't very medical, and the alternatives you list are just different words for the same kind of thing.
Weird question! Erm I would pick the first one. Maths and computer application aren't very medical, and the alternatives you list are just different words for the same kind of thing.
(Original post by Etomidate)
What are you actually asking here?
What are you actually asking here?
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lemology = infectious diseases. (I had to google that one) Radiology diagnostics = image diagnosis. As both cover O&G and paeds then I'd have thought the mother and child health were already covered. It seems a strange way to choose a medical school though.
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1st one has:- Psychology - useful - Medical Ethics - useful - Pathological Anatomy (2nd has Pathology) - usefulish (you'll probably cover pathology and anatomy you don't need pathological anatomy)- Medical Genetics - useful- Health Statistics (2nd has Biostatics) - useful- Sectional & Imaging Anatomy - useful- Nuclear Medicine - may be useful - Image Diagnosis - useful- Health Law - kind of cool to learn but not really useful especially if you don't plan on practicing in China- Lab Diagnostics - useful- Philology - not useful- Infectious Diseases - useful- Dentistry (2nd has Stomatology) - useful - Convalescence Medicine - useful
2nd one has:- Mathematics - not very useful- Medical Terminology - covered already in other courses- Basic Computer Application - don't know how advanced this is but you may already know this - Basic toxicology - useful- Maternal child & adolescent health - useful- Radiology Diagnosis - useful (this is probably pretty similar to lab diagnostics)- Lemology - useful (similar to infectious diseases)
So overall I would take the 1st one as it has more useful courses. Think about other factors including where you will be living and what your options are post-graduation etc.
2nd one has:- Mathematics - not very useful- Medical Terminology - covered already in other courses- Basic Computer Application - don't know how advanced this is but you may already know this - Basic toxicology - useful- Maternal child & adolescent health - useful- Radiology Diagnosis - useful (this is probably pretty similar to lab diagnostics)- Lemology - useful (similar to infectious diseases)
So overall I would take the 1st one as it has more useful courses. Think about other factors including where you will be living and what your options are post-graduation etc.
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(Original post by Okorange)
1st one has:- Psychology - useful - Medical Ethics - useful - Pathological Anatomy (2nd has Pathology) - usefulish (you'll probably cover pathology and anatomy you don't need pathological anatomy)- Medical Genetics - useful- Health Statistics (2nd has Biostatics) - useful- Sectional & Imaging Anatomy - useful- Nuclear Medicine - may be useful - Image Diagnosis - useful- Health Law - kind of cool to learn but not really useful especially if you don't plan on practicing in China- Lab Diagnostics - useful- Philology - not useful- Infectious Diseases - useful- Dentistry (2nd has Stomatology) - useful - Convalescence Medicine - useful
2nd one has:- Mathematics - not very useful- Medical Terminology - covered already in other courses- Basic Computer Application - don't know how advanced this is but you may already know this - Basic toxicology - useful- Maternal child & adolescent health - useful- Radiology Diagnosis - useful (this is probably pretty similar to lab diagnostics)- Lemology - useful (similar to infectious diseases)
So overall I would take the 1st one as it has more useful courses. Think about other factors including where you will be living and what your options are post-graduation etc.
1st one has:- Psychology - useful - Medical Ethics - useful - Pathological Anatomy (2nd has Pathology) - usefulish (you'll probably cover pathology and anatomy you don't need pathological anatomy)- Medical Genetics - useful- Health Statistics (2nd has Biostatics) - useful- Sectional & Imaging Anatomy - useful- Nuclear Medicine - may be useful - Image Diagnosis - useful- Health Law - kind of cool to learn but not really useful especially if you don't plan on practicing in China- Lab Diagnostics - useful- Philology - not useful- Infectious Diseases - useful- Dentistry (2nd has Stomatology) - useful - Convalescence Medicine - useful
2nd one has:- Mathematics - not very useful- Medical Terminology - covered already in other courses- Basic Computer Application - don't know how advanced this is but you may already know this - Basic toxicology - useful- Maternal child & adolescent health - useful- Radiology Diagnosis - useful (this is probably pretty similar to lab diagnostics)- Lemology - useful (similar to infectious diseases)
So overall I would take the 1st one as it has more useful courses. Think about other factors including where you will be living and what your options are post-graduation etc.
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(Original post by taysidefrog)
lemology = infectious diseases. (I had to google that one) Radiology diagnostics = image diagnosis. As both cover O&G and paeds then I'd have thought the mother and child health were already covered. It seems a strange way to choose a medical school though.
lemology = infectious diseases. (I had to google that one) Radiology diagnostics = image diagnosis. As both cover O&G and paeds then I'd have thought the mother and child health were already covered. It seems a strange way to choose a medical school though.
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(Original post by Ahmedekri)
Hahaha, Sorry! Umm, can you tell me which alternatives are same thing but different synonym? I tried googling but, couldn't find anything related to some of them.
- Pathological Anatomy (2nd has Pathology)
- Health Statistics (2nd has Biostatics)
- Dentistry (2nd has Stomatology)
Hahaha, Sorry! Umm, can you tell me which alternatives are same thing but different synonym? I tried googling but, couldn't find anything related to some of them.
- Pathological Anatomy (2nd has Pathology)
- Health Statistics (2nd has Biostatics)
- Dentistry (2nd has Stomatology)
Also from the above, nuclear medicine will actually be quite useful, it's the basis of most of the more modern imaging techniques.
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(Original post by seaholme)
The above are the same thing. Pathological anatomy IS pathology etc. Very likely to be the same course - different words.
Also from the above, nuclear medicine will actually be quite useful, it's the basis of most of the more modern imaging techniques.
The above are the same thing. Pathological anatomy IS pathology etc. Very likely to be the same course - different words.
Also from the above, nuclear medicine will actually be quite useful, it's the basis of most of the more modern imaging techniques.
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(Original post by nexttime)
I don't even know what some of those words mean.
I don't even know what some of those words mean.
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