I’m studying for step 1 right now. This is my life

1:50:50 Ringshields deal a lot of damage to the craft itself if they are damaged, so likely your emp blew up a ringshield corner and then the damaged shield just deleted something crucial

My favorite thing about doctors is when you have an obvious injury and they act offended like you've WebMD'd yourself. Ma'am, I dropped a flower pot on my toe, this isn't always rocket science.

I know absolutely nothing about medicine and know only first aid and general care, and guessed D. Maybe I missed my calling as a doctor.

LMAO, brilliant 😂

I am a pain management patient. Chronic right leg pain after a tib/fib fracture. I cant take NSAIDs due to GI issues nor tylenol due to liver issues... I had been on opioids for years when the company changed from BCBS to Optium for PBM... They have repeatedly denied paying for my PM drugs despite me being tolerant and on round the clock opioids. Fuck Them with a cactus

Hahahahahahah how I feel about the fcking boards!!!!

So this explains why my Professor obsessed with "sulcus tendinis musculus flexoris hallucis longi calcanei".

I THOUGHT D

When I try to talk to my doctor, they tell me that talking it asking questions goes beyond the scope of the appointment. This is repeated in some form by all doctors.

Too much

did he finish the fence?!?!.. perfect screening questions!!!!!

so accurate.... I had a trop of 10 and my lovely 80 yo lady just wanted to go back to gardening ....

DARLENE IS GONIG INTO LABOR ..... SHE DOESN'T WANT TO BE A BOTHER is sooo accurate

you don't need a stethoscope on this rotation... you can't hear bones healing is just PERFECT

I was gonna say emergency

Lol I picked D

"Apparently you take call at this hospital; no it's not a prank call" is so accurate!! applies to several specialties......

I'm honestly happy I got it right, but to be completely honest, I didn't know what C was.

Having been seriously misdiagnosed several times - including being referred to a dermatologist to deal with my severe skin itching problem when I was actually experiencing liver failure, and being told that I had just pulled a muscle in my leg and needed to rest it when I was actually in the early stages of shingles, which by the time it was discovered made it too late to treat with antivirals and left me with excruciating pain down my leg for six weeks - my experience is that some doctors are very, very bad at multiple-choice tests.

But in reality, this was powered by ATP, which means she really had the electron transport chain, creating a hydrogen gradient in the mitochondria to thank for all of this.

HeeeeHeeeee... i got it right even though my clinical career was on the clerical side. I paid attention in biology class and in clinic.

On the upside, this means any given person has a 25% chance of being a physician.

Always go for the longest option

If you don't know your cytokines, you should not practice medicine!

Haha this perfect timing to upload this as I'm currently studying for step 1

I got it right. I guess that makes me a doctor now

I spent my whole medical career looking for the opportunity to use the sea of info we had to drink & regurgitate for exams. Eventually realised it’s the foundations everything else stands on. 🧐🤔😎

My respect for emergency physicians went up by orders of magnitude when one successfully chose an unexpected additional medication when I was going on four months of refractory C Diff. It might have been a lucky guess. It might by all that is reasonable have created more problems. But it worked.

My eye doctor mentioned punctal plugs for dry eyes. Any thoughts on that? Also would love to hear your thoughts on contact rewetting drops, as opposed to visine/artificial tears.

So dark

So Basically word playing liability, so there isn’t any accountability.

5 hour long quick time event for a surgery when?

Your treatment towards my infection call herpes virus is incomparable You assured me of getting healed and surprisingly after 21days of taking the medication I went for a herpes test and it went negative. God bless you Dr Igudia I will keep letting the world know about your KZfaq channel.

😂😂

To be fair, stromelysin 1 is probably involved in the catabolism part of the metabolic balance within granulation tissue

I got it right. My patient will LIIIIVE!!! 😂

I amswered D... So a few neurons in my head did manages to save such info.

I guessed D! Seemed like a growth to me!

I got it right! Don't know what those other things are anyways. 😊

There's a non-zero probability that the answer was most likely D as tolerated

Med school or just medical education in general is just the most broken thing with so many faults. Like an unfathomable amount of faults.

So true and also real I know exactly what he said I speak English

this gave me flashbacks to my written exam for physician training. far far far too accurate for comfort

Obviously D it’s the longest

Oh the learning of the Krebs cycle days 😂

I'm just hype I got it right by randomly guessing. 😂

This is so funny to me because when my mom was 23-24 she accidentally broke a pot that had boiling water in it and it spilled down her leg and burned her😂

It was the longest option, obviously that's the way to go.

Ok, ignorant question that I've had since forever. Why nephrology, carries a salt container? I'm, sorry I don't get the joke. It's just out of my league.