ineffable

😒

[meantobeme]

STUDY TIME 3h Morning Session

[meantobeme]

Di chi è questo puttanone?

[cliffnotesofanerd]

PSA: if you smoke marijuana, please tell your anesthesia team.

They’re not going to rat you out. They’re going to adjust your anesthesia dosage so you don’t WAKE UP IN THE MIDDLE OF SURGERY.

[switchimpulse]

Some anesthesiologists will refuse to put you under if you’ve smoked cannabis within the past 24 hours – and let’s be clear, this is NOT because they’re morally against it – it’s because THC and anesthetic react in unpredictable ways and waking up in the middle of surgery is slightly less of a concern than SLIPPING INTO A COMA OR DYING. 

So there’s that.

[cliffnotesofanerd]

Yes, this too. Should have included this. It just wasn’t on my mind when I made the original post because my mind was full of NOPE NOPE NOPE after, you guessed it, one of my patients woke up in the middle of her surgery because she didn’t tell her anesthesia team she used marijuana.

[soontobedvm]

Studying for Finals in a Nutshells:

[just-shower-thoughts]

The more time I spend not leaving my home, the more homeless I look.

[tiramiju]

Reblog the Lucky Angela's™ and you will have the wisdom and the interior peace to pass all sessione esami

[lopsicodrammadellessere]

Facciamo anche per l’Esame di Stato, dai.

[endocitosi]

Capisci che forse devi studiare di più quando reblogghi i Lucky Angela’s (da te stessa) 🍀🍀🍀

[let-there-be-color]

Medication is often stigmatized and that really bothers me. I’ve taken meds on and off for years to supplement my focus and combat my anxiety. I’ve adapted because of prescriptions. None of us are weak for this, we’re simply helping our brains get the chemicals they need to function better.

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© Megan Fabbri 2017

[chibird]

97% of climate scientists agree that humans are contributing significant amounts of greenhouse gasses that are accelerating global warming (Cook et al., 2016). Science plays a huge positive role in advancing health, technology, and the environment, and it’s needed now more than ever to provide true, factual bases for opinions and thoughts. That’s why I’ll be at the March for Science in DC today, celebrating science and research amidst proposed cuts to the NIH (National Institutes of Health) and EPA (Environmental Protection Agency).

[kickassanddisturbed]

[christichris]

Friends: how is med school going? Me: I cried at school again today

[flyonthewallmedstudent]

wait till you start residency

[shencomix]

We go forward.

[hold-a-lover-close-blog-deactiv]

This is too deep to comprehend.

[haleepls]

Stop it

[alltheselittlevoices]

I THOUGHT THIS WAS GOING TO BE FUNNY

[hello-nice-to-misha]

:(((((

[md-to-md]

Reblog if you are a sleepy Med Student

[chibird]

Have a mini jar of pocket luck~

[tobeagenius]

Curious learners go deep, and they go wide. Consequently, they are the ones whose jobs are least likely to be taken by intelligent machines. In a world where technology is rapidly replacing humans even in white-collar jobs, it’s no longer enough to be merely smart. Computers are smart. But no computer, however sophisticated, can yet be said to be curious.

Ian Leslie, Curious: Your Desire To Know And Why Your Future Depends On It (via tobeagenius)

[lierdumoa]

[whatyouwanted-whatyougot]

I reblog this every time I see it, because it’s one of life’s hardest lessons.

[medicinasanguis]

when you want to pursue a surgical career but your dexterity is a mess

[larstheyeti]

The Awkward Yeti