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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 05:01 Post subject: anatomy again |
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Studying to be a doctor is really interesting and all, but ffs there's way too much to study :/
Basically every time there is a test in anatomy I have to pull an allnighter or I wont pass the test. I dont remember when was the last time I got a proper sleep. Luckily it'll be over next week till January. It's 6 am and I just finished studying the digestive and respiratory systems and I still feel like I don't know jack shit. 
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 06:54 Post subject: |
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Just do like all the rest that study medicine: Take amphetamine!
Yes, yes I'm back.
Somewhat.
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 07:11 Post subject: |
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fisk wrote: | Just do like all the rest that study medicine: Take amphetamine! |
this x1000000000
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 08:38 Post subject: |
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And I heard many truckers who are totally clean still help them, just because they like peeing on doctors.
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 10:26 Post subject: |
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took the test and went out shopping. Met a fellow student who told me i got 6.5p, but ive got no clue what the max score was... -_- lets hope it was 10p :<
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 12:27 Post subject: |
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Never understood people who manage to pull allnighters. If I study the entire day, by the end of the day my brain is exhausted and I find myself reading a single paragraph for a few dozen times. At that point I just either take a break or call it a day. I don't see how could learning through the rest of the night too improve my chances at all. If anything it would probably decrease them since sleep is when all the things you read actually gets absorbed and organized.
But that might be just me.
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 12:43 Post subject: |
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As someone who's trying to become a doctor, you should know that studying all night is completely useless. A good portion of studying is proper sleep and rest. Your brain is not just some machine which'll take up every bit of info you throw at it.
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 16:51 Post subject: |
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Just study the things you have to study properly, so there won't be dying patients on your hands in the future.
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 17:08 Post subject: |
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meh anatomy , wait till you get some other stuff .. thank God I graduate in 2 months.. 
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 17:22 Post subject: |
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Posted: Wed, 14th Dec 2011 17:26 Post subject: |
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If I'd sleep and not study during night then I'd know only 1/4 of the material by the next day. Currently we have had about 4 big tests per week for a month so it's really hard for me to keep up if I'd only study during the day.
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Posted: Thu, 15th Dec 2011 15:09 Post subject: |
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Judging from the feedbacks and complaints of all my friends who study medicine I'd say that everything is pretty "normal"
It's the price to pay to (hopefully) become a rich mofo in the future \o/
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Posted: Thu, 15th Dec 2011 15:43 Post subject: |
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Posted: Thu, 15th Dec 2011 16:55 Post subject: |
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In estonia id make reasonable money, but work hours would be the equivalent to the hours of 2-3 docs in finland or so. and the pay is many times lower here.
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Posted: Thu, 15th Dec 2011 18:43 Post subject: |
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My sister just finished residence. The things they put doctors in training through is crazy.
Working 30 hour shifts and shit. Then only 12 hours off, then another 30 hours. I know i don't want a doctor that is on there 29th or 30th hour of straight work.
I feel for ya bro. But its all a part of making you a great doctor; they say anyways. 
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Posted: Thu, 15th Dec 2011 20:07 Post subject: |
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That's why I went into research mostly. As a clinician, you're basically on call every goddamn hour of your entire life.
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Posted: Fri, 23rd Dec 2011 20:56 Post subject: |
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Pretty sure that you are required to do more education if you move to a scandinavian country to practice medicine. Atleast in Denmark.
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Posted: Fri, 23rd Dec 2011 21:01 Post subject: |
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Ill study 6 years in estonia and during that time ill learn a foreign language and since there's basically a need for doctors everywhere in the world, I should get to work as a resident for 3-5 years in another country. After that i'll see how's the quality of life in Estonia improved and decide my further future depending on that.
E: Ofc foreign residency might be different so might be that i have to study some extra years abroad.
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