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[somethingsmed]

Open question to all med students (especially pre-clinicals)

If you’ve ever found yourself in a trauma situation, how comfortable are you with it, as a medical student? I ask because I recently took a first aid course and really got a lot out of it… Are med students normally just expected to soak up this kind of training on their own in time, or what? Would appreciate anyone sharing their experience :)

[somethingsmed]

reblogging in the hope of answers this time :p

[currentsinbiology]

Polly’s Art Blog

[somethingsmed]

Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.

Carl Jung

[psych-facts]

One day, in retrospect, the years of struggle will strike you as the most beautiful.

Sigmund Freud  (via psych-facts)

[somethingsmed]

Open question to all med students (especially pre-clinicals)

If you’ve ever found yourself in a trauma situation, how comfortable are you with it, as a medical student? I ask because I recently took a first aid course and really got a lot out of it... Are med students normally just expected to soak up this kind of training on their own in time, or what? Would appreciate anyone sharing their experience :)

[frankdelflno]

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

This is important. Academic elitism must be destroyed at all costs.

[theintellectualhomosexual]

I. LOVE. THIS.

[moongazegirl]

THIS

[somethingsmed]

Life: those little intervals between exams

[wnq-anonymous]

The harder the life, the stronger you’ll become. The stronger you become, the easier the life will be.

Anonymous  (via wnq-anonymous)

[staceythinx]

[somethingsmed]

you know you’ve reached a new high point in your exam life when you no longer need tea or coffee to keep you up, because your overly active sympathetic nervous system is already doing that for you pretty well

[comedycentralstandup]

Your Joke of the Day from Marc Maron. http://on.cc.com/1JDabzF

[cranquis]

[somethingsmed]

Reflections on MS 1, post #2

The mark of a productive Pathology lecture: it leaves your skin crawling with fear of imagined pain, wakes you up to the deathly grave implications of any disease process and makes you lean in to the person sitting next to you and whisper, “Please pull the plug on me if I ever have congestive heart failure”.

[somethingsmed]

Make them quit smoking, if only because there will never be enough vents to breathe for sick lungs.

Favorite Path professor

[somethingsmed]

What more do you need when you have a campus like that.

[somethingsmed]

Reflections on MS 1, post #1

Long before you learn what it feels like to have a patient’s life in your hands, you will learn how it feels to have somebody place their trust in you, and how sacred a thing that is. Whether it’s your aunt who jokingly says she is counting on you to fix her when she is old and sick; whether it’s your old schoolteacher beaming with pride telling you she always knew you’d go a long way; or whether it’s an uneducated OPD visitor who asks you if it’s okay to take a certain drug with food because she forgot to ask the doctor and you’re the next person she sees in a white coat – everybody will feel free to pin their hopes and dreams on you. �睨am?r@�

[eviestudies]

New studyblr!

Hi everyone! I’m a fairly new studyblr and would love to follow more blogs, and of course have a few more followers! Even though I’m a science major in pursuit of medicine, I don’t mind what your area of study is and would love to see all areas of academic achievement! Reblog, and I’ll follow! 📚📖🔬✏️🔭

[leebeeloves]

when autumn comes, it doesn’t ask, it just walks in, where it left you last, and you never know, when it starts until there’s fog inside the glass around your summer heart.

something’s missing by john mayer (via leebeeloves)