Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2005 6:42 pm
Nice one Sat, congrats!
You still visiting Canada this summer? (bring nitrous and morphine) :icon30:
You still visiting Canada this summer? (bring nitrous and morphine) :icon30:
you mean accepted :icon25:saturn wrote:The interview went excellent and they've excepted me for the Anesthesiology department in the academic
lol, i had to get on with my life after Quake 3 ate up so much of itDr_Watson wrote:sweet... glad to hear someone is "getting on with life" :icon14:
Anesthesiology probably pays pretty good to boot.
It's my throbbing meatstickaxbaby wrote:so about this pain i have on the side .. what is it ?
medical history:
i ate thumbtacks yesterday
Depends if I want to start in June or July and if I have some money leftHM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:Nice one Sat, congrats!
You still visiting Canada this summer? (bring nitrous and morphine) :icon30:
If you have brains it isn't that hard. It does require a lot of effort and dedication though. Plus it isn't just a job, it's your life (ask Geebs)eepberries wrote:Damn. Actually making it through medical school and getting a real job in the field.. nice.
lol, I wasn't drunk yet, but yesterday I've been partying with friends and got embarrasingly drunk :icon32:XaNaDu wrote:you mean accepted :icon25:saturn wrote:The interview went excellent and they've excepted me for the Anesthesiology department in the academic
well congrats!
yeah, you were, poor Lisettesaturn wrote: lol, I wasn't drunk yet, but yesterday I've been partying with friends and got embarrasingly drunk :icon32:
That's because fat people are harder to put to sleep :lol:Nightshade wrote:GG sat, didn't know you wanted to be a gas passer. I find it odd that you say you won't be making much money, anesthesiology is one of the higher paid specialties in the US.
That's cause I'll be a resident/anesthesiology trainee for 5 years till I'm a specialist. Then who knows.Nightshade wrote:GG sat, didn't know you wanted to be a gas passer. I find it odd that you say you won't be making much money, anesthesiology is one of the higher paid specialties in the US.
Probablydmmh wrote:yeah, you were, poor Lisettesaturn wrote: lol, I wasn't drunk yet, but yesterday I've been partying with friends and got embarrasingly drunk :icon32:
you probably throbbed her silly with yer magical wand ey?
Analgetics are quite important during operations. Otherwise patients' bodies will react on the surgery with hormonal/(para)sympathetic changes what can make the narcose/operation much more difficult.[xeno]Julios wrote:good stuff sat
just be sure to administer the paralytics and the amnestics. Fuck the analgesics :icon34:
We have an Irish female anesthesiologist here, Ealish or something. Nice purdy red hair and no Irish accent at all, she's quite smart :icon28:blood.angel wrote:Ill give him a month before he kills his first patient.
Must be around the 3rd-4th year in medical school that was totally lacking motivation. You get those boring powerpoint lectures you don't care about in huge darkened collegeroom so you're garanteed to fall asleep. But doing my field internship at all kinds of specialisms and dealing with real patients refueled my interest and motivation.stocktroll wrote:its good that you enjoy it....too bad i never really did
went 3 years with a biochem major trying to become something i didnt really want to be but peer pressure got me. If you dont become some big shot doctor or lawyer with the grades i got in high school, then you underachieved and wasted your life by default.
2 1/2 and counting.....and still a bit short on cars and babessaturn wrote:maybe in 10 years:D:(