i'm what the kids call
really exhausted. I’m so tired.

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i'm what the kids call
really exhausted. I’m so tired.
When relatives telling you that too much studying is not good for you...
They don't even know I'm in medical school...
I really love medicine and want to be a doctor and all, but sometimes I just feel like moving to the country, buying 5 dogs and opening a bookshop, ya feel me?
I feel ya
23/09/16: it took me a while but here are the pictures of my new desk!! i still need to buy some stuff to finish it but i’m really happy how it turned out!! ✨☄️
Some inspiration for my new study place soon 🌻
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Someone shared this with me on my surgery clerkship and I wanted to pass it forward.
1) Everything centers around the perfect 10
2) 7 is a lucky number so I keep it to myself
3) 8 and 5 are cofactors
4) 3, 4, 6 do not exist
5) When you draw it out, it looks like a gun, and your trigger finger (TF) would go by the 7. so TF (tissue factor) goes by 7
6) You use guns and trigger fingers in war, so that’s the part effected by warfarin. The other one is heparin
7) The shorter path has the test with fewer letters (PT). The longer path has the test with more letters (PTT).
The last “rule” was told to me by someone else, but it helps me every time, so I’ll include it here:
8) PET is WET (PT, extrinsic, warfarin) and [Brad] PITT is a HIT (PTT, intrinsic, heparin)
I feel like most of my life choices can be summed up with this gif:
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There are total 12 pairs of cranial nerves that originate from our brain and brain stem. Each of them carries different functions related to different senses of body. Apart from sensory functions there are also some that work as motor nerves or mixed nerves. Here is a brief description of 12 cranial nerves.
1. Olfactory
This is a type of sensory nerve that contributes in the sense of smell in human being. These basically provide the specific cells that are termed as olfactory epithelium. It carries the information from nasal epithelium to the olfactory center in brain.
2. Optic nerve
This again is a type of sensory nerve that transforms information about vision to the brain. To be specific this supplies information to the retina in the form of ganglion cells.
3. Oculomoter nerve
This is a form of motor nerve that supplies to different centers along midbrain. Its functions include superiorly uplifting eyelid, superiorly rotating eyeball, construction of pupil on the exposure to light and operating several eye muscles.
4. Trochlear
This motor nerve also supplies to the midbrain and performs the function of handling the eye muscles and turning the eye.
5. Trigeminal
This is a type of largest cranial nerve in all and performs many sensory functions related to nose, eyes, tongue and teeth. It basically is further divided in three branches that are ophthalmic, maxillary and mandibular nerve. This is a type of mixed nerve that performs sensory and motor functions in brain.
6. Abducent
This is again a type of motor nerve that supplies to the pons and perform function of turning eye laterally.
7. Facial
This motor nerve is responsible for different types of facial expressions. This also performs some functions of sensory nerve by supplying information about touch on face and senses of tongue in mouth. It is basically present over brain stem.
8. Vestibulocochlear
This motor nerve is basically functional in providing information related to balance of head and sense of sound or hearing. It carries vestibular as well as cochlear information to the brain and is placed near inner ear.
9. Glossopharyngeal
This is a sensory nerve which carries sensory information from pharynx (initial portion of throat) and some portion of tongue and palate. The information sent is about temperature, pressure and other related facts.
It also covers some portion of taste buds and salivary glands. The nerve also carries some motor functions such as helping in swallowing food.
10. Vagus
This is also a type of mixed nerve that carries both motor and sensory functions. This basically deals with the area of pharynx, larynx, esophagus, trachea, bronchi, some portion of heart and palate. It works by constricting muscles of the above areas. In sensory part, it contributes in the tasting ability of the human being.
11. Spinal accessory nerve
As the name intimates this motor nerve supplies information about spinal cord, trapezius and other surrounding muscles. It also provides muscle movement of the shoulders and surrounding neck.
12. Hypoglossal nerve
This is a typical motor nerve that deals with the muscles of tongue.
These are the 12 cranial nerves that carry many important functions in body.
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