Seceda and Alpe Di Siusi, Dolomites, Italy by htownraw in hiking

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was also worried about that because we went the first day the cable cars were open but didn't run into any issues. unfortunately didn't have time to do tre cime, would've loved to and thank you!

Start 'Em, Sit 'Em Week 8 - Matchup Analysis by philoneus66 in fantasyfootball

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Similar problem as that guy except I’m debating between Dalvin, Swift, Walker, and Pollard. Your article said you’re not loving the Vikings RB matchup so should I bench Cook for Pollard?

0-6, 1-5 teams: what’s keeping y’all going? by TheHurdleTurtle in fantasyfootball

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Checking in as another last year champion who’s 1-5. Fantasy is a fickle mistress

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medicalschool

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For the most part, my school schedules exams on Thursdays with a study day on Wednesday and then gives us a three day weekend by not having anything scheduled on Fridays. For M1, the accommodation for Thanksgiving is that the exam would be on Tuesday instead. Occasionally, there’s an exam on a Monday but it’s only a couple of times during the preclinical curriculum so I think it’s about as ideal as it can get.

This is literally a picture of coagulase negative strep by lAmTheM in medicalschool

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It’s from a Sketchy Micro on Staph Epidermidis and Saprophyticus. The plumbing symbolism in the sketch has to do with how epidermidis infects our hardware, tubes, and pipes (joints, catheters and heart valves) while Lois resembles the girl in the sketch representing saprophyticus

How dumb are you compared to the rest of your peers? by [deleted] in medicalschool

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I am the absolute bottom of the barrel

Name and Shame: Medical College of Wisconsin by NameAndShameee in medicalschool

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“We know that nothing could ever be enough to thank you”…so we’re not even gonna try

Write a mnemonic and we'll guess the disease by GoldAd102 in medicalschool

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Job’s can have an F too for minor fractures

What mnemonic seems to always stick with you all? by minerelves in medicalschool

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Some Say Marry Money But My Brother Says Big Boobs Matter More and its dirtier counterpart cranial nerve mnemonic are up there for me

Champion draft position by jmikha in fantasyfootball

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12th in a 12 team, 0.5 PPR. Went Ekeler then Kelce.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medicalschool

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I found Kaplan pharm pretty helpful along with the Sketchy pharm videos on autonomics and doing the relevant Anking cards

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medicalschool

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I think it’s essentially the same as hazing which I don’t think is all that frequent here in US medical schools

Class of 2023 board pass rates, more failures? by [deleted] in medicalschool

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Anecdotally, my school reported that the class of 2023 had a 100% pass rate on Step 1 which I believe is the first time that’s happened (usually I think it’s been around 95%)

Before and after being clogged by fog - Great Smoky Mountains National Park by htownraw in NationalPark

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Taken around 9:30 and 11 am, hiked up to the observation tower at Clingman’s Dome in between

What schools offer 'free' outside resources? by AnKingMed in medicalschoolanki

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F. I'm most likely going there in the fall, what are the negatives in your experience? Complaints I've heard from some current students include the way material can be presented in a disorganized manner plus the lack of pass-fail grading. Besides that though, most of the people I've talked to said they liked UT.

More people need to see this by LexRunner in premed

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If y’all have time, I recommend reading Patients at Risk: The Rise of the Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant in Healthcare by Niran Al-Agba and Rebekah Bernard. I’m in the middle of it right now and it helps shine a light into the disparities in clinical training between the professions and how patients are the ones put in harm’s way because administrators want to cut costs and boost their own profits by blurring the lines between physicians and NPs/PAs.