MedB.

From Rome, medstudent at 4th

[lsfras]

Tonight I worked on this outline.

the next exam is divided into a practical part and a written part.

In the practical part I’ll make a nasogastric tune insertion.

[shiny-shoes]

Back to uni again 😵

[lsfras]

Not even coffee wakes us up, but we have to study!

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Radio

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Caos

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Cardio

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Studying Pneumo

[galina]

It’s the season for oat milk iced coffee content ✨

[stream]

Game of Thrones | 8x06 “The Iron Throne”

[itstudyblr]

26-28/ 100 days of productivity || I woke up super early today because yesterday I was feeling poorly and did nothing lol. now i have a thousand things to do but ok🥵

daily reminder to take care of yourselves. remember that self care always comes first❤️

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[lsfras]

I love to do this type of outline. It’s very helpful to make clear something like this.

In this case I focused on two elements: the rule of 9 and the 3 degrees of burn.

19052019

[lsfras]

Last night I did this outline to focus colon pathologies. My next exam is gastroenterology on June, and It’s very hard to pass.16/05/2019

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A productive day 📚

15/05/19

[hannahreveur]

Colourful notes make me so happy

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June was much more chill than May! Have a feeling July’s going to be the same! Haha x

(The absolute best and beautiful) Calendars by @emmastudies

[emmastudies]

these are so well planned out and neat omg!!!! *heart eyes* thank you for using them! <3

[thelostmedstudent]

“So why did you choose to go to medical school?”

This is a question I get asked ALL OF THE TIME.  

And to be quite honest, I’m still not sure how to answer it correctly.

I feel like so many people around me have great answers for this question; either their parents were doctors, they had a doctor who was a role model for them, they witnessed someone be sick, or they themselves were extremely sick,  etc etc…

For me?

Well, I don’t really have a clear answer.

I don’t have any family members who are in the medical world.  I’ve never witnessed someone be extremely sick - in fact I had barely entered a hospital. I have no beautiful story to accompany it . 

I simply thought that since I excelled in school, that I wasn’t grossed out by an open bloody body and that I didn’t want to be stuck inside a science lab all day, medical school just seemed like the next logical step.  

[ is that sad?! ]

So when people ask me this famous question, “Why did you choose to become a doctor?”, I’m never sure what to answer them…

There’s always this type of disappointment in people’s faces when I tell them that there’s no special reason why I decided to choose this difficult path.

I believe that people want to hear this wonderful story out of me, to believe that there’s this inspirational “calling” behind every doctor.

But does this make my choice any lesser?

I don’t believe so.

I have come to realize that I may not have an incredible story bringing me to choose medicine… but damn, do I ever have a story now that I have gone through it.

[lsfras]

•abdominal examination