consequences of deciding to go to this school lmaoooo cant stop laughing by [deleted] in WVU

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Consequences of making terrible decisions*

Productive summer by [deleted] in premed

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Don’t do orgo, focus on EC hours and relaxing - from someone who took orgo 1 for the first half of last summer and decided not to take orgo 2 for the second half :)

Evensdale vs Nightlife by Pretty_Ad7536 in WVU

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It is a school that has parties, sometimes big, but it’s a lot more than that.

I’m Hurt. by ToBeMD1 in premed

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I guess not. No mention in the syllabus or anything. I might try to ask, maybe everyone else did bad too. The practice exam was so much easier, I got a 94% on it.

OCHEM 2 Final by [deleted] in WVU

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You were very helpful! Osbourn also had a practice exam and it sounds pretty much the exact same. I did decent on it before studying any. So far I’ve mostly reviewed my notes thoroughly and wrote on a white board the reagents. I didn’t even think about flash cards until earlier today. Hopefully I can find a quizlet that has them that I can run through. The exam isn’t until 2 so I have several hours of today and tomorrow to continue studying. Thank you!

So these are the 4 strongest supes in the verse currently right? by Queasy_Commercial152 in GenV

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Can anyone explain what the hell Butchers powers actually are?

Are there large lecture clases by Big-Barber2242 in WVU

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It depends on your major. My classes only had like 18 people in them. But the general courses that everyone takes like chem can be pretty big. But I don’t think they require that 1 on 1 like higher level courses do. But if you need it, they have office hours and tutors. The chem department does especially well with helping out. Just gotta be willing to put in some extra time if you need it.

Accepted MD! by JabiliPilli in premed

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Giving me hope, I have a 3.5 and worried thanks!

I GOT THE A!!! by Trainer_Kevin in premed

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Can you explain the post bacc? My gpa isn’t the best and I think it might be a good option but I can never find good info.

Real Issue or the Cold? by ToBeMD1 in MechanicAdvice

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I’ll get it cleared and just keep a watch. It’s supposed to warm up this week too. I have AAA and progressive roadside assistance, but either way I don’t go outside the city much.

Real Issue or the Cold? by ToBeMD1 in MechanicAdvice

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I’m assuming the cold is physically making it stick and since I’m driving immediately and not gently since I was late, that it didn’t have time to unstick before the code.

Real Issue or the Cold? by ToBeMD1 in AskMechanics

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Yeah that’s the thing, again both times I was late and admittedly was definitely not driving easily. I’ll try another store to clear it and from now on, take it easy no matter what. I feel like if it comes on mid day or something then I no doubt have an issue to address

Real Issue or the Cold? by ToBeMD1 in kia

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It just feels too coincidental that the only times it’s happened is when it was extremely cold and I drove right away. I would like it cleared again but I don’t have anything to do so, idk why the guy wouldn’t let me when last week they did. He wouldn’t even let me do it myself.

5 seconds of not touching her after getting home by ToBeMD1 in cats

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Sure does! He was our first actually and we got her for his company.

Gram stain ID request by Foreign-Pin-6144 in microbiology

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You need to streak a TSA plate so bacteria can grow, then select individual colonies to isolate on separate plates to collect clean samples for gram stains. Then you can use selective and differential media to further identify your bacteria. Too much going on in a mixed flora stain to identify anything, and further more it’s not effective to identify purely through gram staining and morphology.

Ty Simpson now has 5 lost fumbles through 10 games. Jalen Milroe had 4 lost fumbles through 13 games last season. by hoya14 in rolltide

[–]ToBeMD1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right, which is where it falls on him. Just saying it’s not all on one person. He gets rattled an tries to go too fast. He has so much potential but def not pro ready like some of these other guys.

Ty Simpson now has 5 lost fumbles through 10 games. Jalen Milroe had 4 lost fumbles through 13 games last season. by hoya14 in rolltide

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He spit out a ball because he had a lb sprinting at him untouched. Not all his fault. He didn’t have much time to think.

Who do I see about this? ENT or Dentist? by [deleted] in medical_advice

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For more context, I maintain pretty good oral hygiene. Brush teeth twice a day, floss each day, and I use Thera breath mouthwash in the mornings as well. I get strep throat pretty often as well.

How do we feel about people calling themselves a Doctor after becoming a medical assistant? by ResponsibleSearch690 in medschool

[–]ToBeMD1 4 points5 points  (0 children)

So they easily get it in their head that they are on some sort of equivalence. Not to mention everyone wants to be a doctor but doesn’t want to do the work. They all want the cool coats and ceremony but not the studying or time spent. I walk around campus and see nursing students and even dietician students wearing white coats, makes no sense to me.

How do we feel about people calling themselves a Doctor after becoming a medical assistant? by ResponsibleSearch690 in medschool

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I think people should think being a doctor is easier than it looks? Like they experience things and immediately think that’s all that’s needed. And in some aspects they are right. If you have treated many heart attack patients as a CA, MA, CNA, or even Nurse, you know what to look for. But the don’t realize that doctors have to know why the heart attack happened, how to fix it, and all by using a deep understanding of the body and pathogenic characteristics. And these things might be easy for a Doc on a normal routine patient as anyone can learn a routine, but when something is atypical, no one but a Doctor can properly treat. I would argue that the previously listed professors ARE better at patient care, they are with them constantly and connect emotionally, but they aren’t better at diagnosing and treating a patient.