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Category Archives: Second Year
Everybody Lies
I’d like to apologise for the long gap in posts, my workload suddenly trebled overnight as exams approached and in order to continue being a medical student and being able to post at all I thought I should probably try … Continue reading
Week 6: Staring Death in the Face
Nobody ever tells you how hard it is to look a patient in the eye when you know that they’re going to die. This is especially hard when the patient hasn’t yet come to that conclusion. Trying to keep a … Continue reading
Dr Google
I was going to write something political tonight, in fact I did write a political thing, but then decided I didn’t really know what I was talking about so I scrapped it. So, instead I’m going to talk about self-diagnosis … Continue reading
Week 5 – How to stereotype your whole class
Medical school attracts all sorts of people, it’s one of the real strengths of the profession, that it appeals to people from every walk of life. I thought I’d run through a few of the stereotypical “types” of people that … Continue reading
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Tagged jocks, Medical school, medical student, medschool interviews, Nurses, party hard, stereotypes, therapists, uk medical school
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Week 5 – How to wash your hands
Today, purely by chance, I saw two patients with C.Diff. Clostriudium Difficile (C.Diff. to it’s friends..aka everyone but microbiologists) is a part of your normal gut flora, the trillions of bacterial cells that line your intestines. In most people it … Continue reading
End of Week 4 – How to laugh
Medicine is a serious subject. You spend the vast majority of your day dealing with life and death, or in my case, learning about horrible things which can kill you and your friends. Or at least that’s what you tell … Continue reading
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Tagged Death, Health, Joke, Laughter, medical education, Medical school, medical student, Medicine, Nursing, Revue, Scrubs
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Week 4- How to piss off a nurse.
“Can I have some help in here?!” It’s something you never want to hear, especially as a medical student walking out of the hospital after a long day. But today as I was walking out of the SAU (Surgical Assessment … Continue reading
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Tagged Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery, Health, Hospital, Medical school, medical student, Medicine, Nurses, Nursing, Surgery
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End of week 3 – Burnout
Part of me can’t believe that I have been back at uni for 3 weeks already, but when I sit down and think about it; the second of September feels like it was a very long time ago. Already the … Continue reading
Posted in Second Year
Tagged burnout, Education, freshers, Health, medical education, Medical school, medical student, Medicine, patients
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Week 3 – How to solve the A&E Crisis
Firstly, I just got quite a shock when I clicked on my stats page… whoever has been reading all of my posts in the last 2 hours, you’ve managed to significantly inflate my ego. Thanks. So, today I’m going to … Continue reading
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Tagged A&E, A&E crisis, BBC, Emergency Department, Emergency Medicine, England, Health, Medical school, medical student, Medicine, NHS
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How UK medical school works
I was struggling for inspiration as to what to write this weekend, really did not have a clue. Fortunately twitter came to my rescue. A conversation with an American Medical student/blogger (read her blog here) resulted in us both admitting … Continue reading