medic-help

[jade flame]

Any tips for studying physio (currently using guyton for it)

[static radish]

Is there anyone major in rehabilitation therapy? Could you please help me with a question about gait analysis scale?

[hoary osprey]

Anyone here a med student from the uk? I have some questions about the application process

[cloud linden]

Sorry best I can do is give info one the application process as FMG

[ripe pilot]

@hidden wraith @hidden wraith @hidden wraith

[delicate perch]

any NEET-UG 2022 aspirant here?

[edgy kindle]

i'll be tested on the krebs cycle + proteinogenic amino acids tmrw for biochem, but i've been procrastinating.. any tips for useful resources to memorize fast?

[fervent pivot]

you definitely have to test music videos on YouTube and stuff, like especially for the Krebs cycle you can found so much music about it, and it's helpful for both understand and learn xD
and for biochem uhm I don't know what's proteinogenic means but if it's about learning the AA personally I made out story out of the schemes of the molecule, and so it helps me learn + it's funny (it's already late sourri but gud luck! even if I'm sure you don't need it eheh)

[edgy kindle]

thank you soooo much!! this is very helpful

[drifting drum]

Wow love it ty u helped me too

[proud sable]

Oh y'all are medical students too?

[fervent pivot]

seems like it °° (for me in all cases T°T) and yes we did not choose facility but yes we will graduate i believe in us T°T ! (by your "too" i think i understand you... "too"? °o° gud luck study brother, we'll nailed this °°)

[proud sable]

Thanks I'll try my best

[proud sable]

7p/8+3=9p/10

Can anyone help me?

Is the answer p=40

Help

https://tenor.com/view/lixian-help-scared-please-help-me-gif-11227923

[proud sable]

#math-help

[sturdy jetty]

Yess... I'm 2022 aspirant

[finite yew]

Is anyone planning to take AMC1/2 anytime soon?

[proud sable]

ya

[delicate perch]

How's your preparation going on?

[wind acorn]

It's 120

[proud sable]

I gotta make a documentary on the negative health effects of fine particulate matter. I gotta do some reaserch. I found some papers but they only let me see the abstract. how tf am i supposed to see the whole thing? its like 50 bucks for one paper to rent it. ughhh

[livid wadi]

yep, i can if you're interested

[fluid briar]

check if your university has an account in the site the paper was published, most universities have them so you can legally read them. Otherwise, copy and paste the link in scihub

[proud sable]

I appreciate it boss

thank you

[proud sable]

In conducting family Therapy with with the family of an 11 year old boy who attempted to hang himself and was subsequently admitted to a mental health institution, which ONE of the following could be employed in family therapy?

1. Ecomap
2. Genogram
3. Family Sculpting
4. Art Therapy
5. Group Therapy

Select one:
a. 1 and 2 only
b. 1 and 3 only -
c. 1 and 5 only -
d. 1, 2, 3 and 5 only ?
e. 1, 2, 3 and 4 only

I'm thinking d, what do y'all think

[hidden wraith]

Scam link

[hidden wraith]

yup

[proud sable]

Any of y'all know anything about flax seeds for weight loss?

[lone depot]

Mee too

[manic dove]

guys

whats the diff between nonbarbituates and barbituates

and the diff between biodenzepiines and nonbiodenzipines

[rugged niche]

@hidden wraith Hey im NeetUg Aspirant too Nice to meet u🤝

[analog portal]

Planning to take medschools admission tests. Any tips?

Btw, hi!!

[humble walrus]

what is reactogenicity

[bitter echo]

the property of a vaccine of being able to produce common, "expected" adverse reactions, especially excessive immunological responses and associated signs and symptoms, including fever and sore arm at the injection site

[humble walrus]

thanks

[wild knoll]

https://discord.gg/n6bsTyM7

[solemn spade]

What language do you hear in your dreams if you are born deaf ?????

[proud sable]

sus?

[tawdry burrow]

Dreams don’t have to have language

[woven ocean]

yeah xd

[dark pewter]

I must be a pyromaniac cause it burns when i piss

[trail aspen]

alguém BR bom em imunologia?

[opaque prawn]

UTI? /Low water intake? (dehydration?)

[weary basin]

they dream in whatever language they use when they are up, so if they use ASL then they probably dream in ASL as well

[sleek star]

hi hi! is there some kind of waiver or paper that a patient may sign (as an option) if they want to have the transfusion to preserve their health, given that they aren't allowed to have blood or blood product transfusions because of their religion?

[weary basin]

advance directive (legal document that explains how i want my medical decision to be made/not made if im unable to do so)

but if im conscious and could make my own decisions, a verbal consent should do

[sleek star]

thanks!

[sleek star]

are you familiar with the medical liability waiver?

[weary basin]

a document used to gain the patients consent?

not too sure as i dont know much medical stuff, just like to do research from time to time so correct me if im wrong!

[sleek star]

oh yea, i was thinking if it would be advisable to have that waiver signed instead of having the verbal consent only

thanks a lot : )

[weary basin]

A verbal consent is where a patient states their consent to a procedure verbally but does not sign any written form
i think both can serve to deny treatment by patients but the medical liability waiver protects the doctors or nurses in question

[weary basin]

no problem!

[trail pelican]

Hey guys, if any of you is a 2022 neet aspirant please let me know. We have a gc where we can help each other regarding the same. Can't wait to see you, cheers!

[slate mirage]

@trail pelican me

[proud sable]

psychology?

[nova flame]

I m also neet aspirant

[late oar]

Hi can anyone help me with this xray? My mentor said there something wrong with it but I have no idea what's going on there... 😫 And I need to find that sympton.

[woeful vault]

I think they are refering to the lighter stuff in the left lung (right if mirrored) seems like bronchitus?

Also dont take my word for anything, the only reason I Get this feeling is bc i had that once and it looks simulair :)

[fervent palm]

Is somebody familiar with cerebral hypoxia after a cardiac arrest? I have 2-3 questions to a patients reaction after the wake-up from a artificial coma after a reanimation

[proud sable]

Need to correlate clinically

[late oar]

A 51-year-old patient showed up at the emergency with epigastric abdominal pain. He vomitted some fluid that look like gallbladder fluid. Physical examination showed tachycardia and a fever, blood pressure at 170/90mmHg. He was sweating and felt better when he lied down. I think he have acute cholecystitis, but I can't tell that cholecystitis sign on the x-ray.

[proud sable]

alright good now all we need now is a radiologist

[late oar]

lol

[proud sable]

lol sorry wish i could help more but i've only learnt the basics of paediatric x-rays so far

[silk kelp]

Increased aeration in the right subdiaphragmatic area. I think intestinal perforation

[wintry hill]

NOTABILITY VS. GOODNOTES 5. which app is better for medical students? Who recommends any app for planning.

Can anyone recommend me apps and websites to use for medical students?

[round surge]

ı reccomend collanote it has almost every feature and its free

[proud sable]

planning - notion

[proud sable]

A seven year old child develops fever, severe headache and vomiting with associated unsteady gait, slurred speech, and increased lethargy. Which of the following would be the most useful investigation to elucidate the cause?

A) Cerebrospinal fluid for microscopy, culture and sensitivity
B) Electroencephalography
C) Cerebrospinal fluid to blood glucose ratio
D) Magnetic resonance imaging
E) Computerized tomography of the head

[proud sable]

I gotta write an essay for bio medical waste management and some practical solutions for it...... I need some practical ways and solutions

[tired dome]

b?

[proud sable]

why?

[green wolf]

hi! is there somebody who have the physiology book by Silverthorn?

the 8th edition

[silk kelp]

I think it's meningitis. So ı will choose A.

[floral epoch]

I also agree with A, meningitis

[proud sable]

It could be meningitis. You must put empirical antibiotics. Before proceeding with the lumbar puncture, the absence of intracranial hypertension (physical examination or CT) must be ensured.

[serene vapor]

Which is tougher, medical school or prison?

[proud sable]

hey is it good to take modafinil for study?

[opaque plank]

Nope

Self medication is a really bad idea

[wanton vector]

I have a bump on the side of my foot. It hurts whenever I accidentally hit on something or when I press it. Is this something serious ?

[fringe sorrel]

Go see a doctor

[wanton vector]

Okay. Thank you !

[tawdry burrow]

where on your foot?

[wanton vector]

Exaclty on the lower side of my foot . Near the sole

[proud sable]

Your neighbor has a 15-month toddler, Joshua, who is described as “very active”. Tonight, a few minutes ago he fell and hit his “front teeth”. Mom runs over to you as there appears to be much bleeding. As you take a look at your screaming neighbour you note that the bleeding has stopped.

1.       What advice can you offer to mom for her child at this time?
   

[proud sable]

this exact thing happened to me when I was about 4 years old. I was watching a movie with my baby bro in my lap and he swung his big head at me and clunked my front teeth. I would tell the mom to console her child but stay calm so the child wont freak out. they pick up on things like that. since its nightime and the bleeding stopped I would wait till the morning to take the child to the dentist to take a look just in case. However if the child seems to be in a lot of pain that doesnt subside, I would take the child to the hospital or a 24 hr dental clinic. in my case my mom took me to the dentist and hadd to get my front 2 teeth readjusted

[fathom abyss]

Notability…been using it for 3 years

[proud sable]

yeah i agree, i realise that often times some children don't even register the pain until they see the worried faces around. I was also wondering if there is any sort of way to like preserve the tooth and reattach?

[frigid pendant]

probably im too late but its a pneumoperitoneum! U can see air below the diaphragms

[frigid pendant]

be careful next time 😉

[ivory badge]

I've been having this issue with retaining what I learn and I end up wasting time relearning. I have heard about spaced repetition and active recall recently and while I found it better than how I've been studying, when it comes to huge topics that I have to revise on it gets tricky. How does one approach information to remember it better?

Especially when it comes to remembering basic structures and course work of blood vessels? Nerve pathways and branches

[tall hatch]

hey there hope you're doing fine ? I'm looking for any doc about foetal macrosomia if anyone can help i'd be thankful ❤️

[hushed panther]

does anyone have time for me to teach them about the pathophysiology of chronic and acute liver failure

[proud sable]

lol

[winged crest]

guys, I would like to make friends with medical students from all around the world 🙂 I live in England but I'm studying medicine online in China. What about u guys? 🙂

[ivory badge]

Hi I'm a med student in sri lanka

[hushed panther]

Hi, i'm just going through chronic and acute kidney disease this time. It would really help me learn if I taught the material to someone. Anyone wanna listen about the pathophysiology of acute/chronic kidney disease

[proud sable]

🙋🙋

[proud sable]

• You are evaluating a two-month-old girl who has a temperature of 102oF or 38.9oC for 2 days.
  • Her parents deny any other symptoms except a slight increase in fussiness.
  • Her immunisations are up to date. Findings on the physical exam are normal.
  • Which of the following tests are most recommended in establishing the diagnosis of this child?
    • a. C reactive protein
    • b. Complete blood count
    • c. Chest radiograph
    • d. Urine culture?
    • e. Blood culture

[proud sable]

Urine culture.

In all pediatric patients with fever of unknown origin, the first cause is usually UTI.

[frigid pendant]

20 years old patient with heavy chest pain and hypotension. In physical exam you notice hypertelorism and what you observe in attatched image. What is ur diagnosis

1. Marfan syndrome
2. Loeys-Ditz syndrome
3. KID syndrome
4. Velocardiofacial syndrome

[frigid pendant]

agree

[hushed panther]

hey sorry! i just finished that final! i have another one coming up and i'll be studying pancreatic and lung cancer, autoimmune diseases, bladder cancer, and care plans and interventions for AKI and CKD if you're interested!

[proud sable]

yeah sure

[hushed panther]

cool beans! which topic did you wanna go for? also, i may not be able to do it tonight i have to study the content first lol

[proud sable]

Can do all of them

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[late plank]

Uhh guys, how does blood loss affect the oxyhemoglobin curve ? (edit: oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, sorry my bad)

[red compass]

Good afternoon everyone. im currently applying for medical school but want to study abroad in the U.K(immigrate). i have so much questions that im confused about. if anyone can assist me into answering them(privately) , it would be help me so much. Id appreciate it dearly.

[spare violet]

<@&717391911132069929>

[midnight swan]

Hmm here’s what I think. So when there is blood loss, there is decrease O2 carrying capacity so this causes hypoxia in the patient and 2,3- bisphosphoglycerate or diphosphoglycertae increases in hypoxia. And this shift the ODC to the right so that there is less affinity of Hb towards O2 and more O2 can be released to overcome the hypoxia.

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[late plank]

Thank you a lot 😲

arrghh, how didn't I see that hypoxia part comin'.

[tender roost]

Hey

Anyone here able to talk ASAP

[proud sable]

What happened?

[sonic frigate]

Hi I’m a 1st year college student studying pharmacy:) is there any pharmacy students around that can give me some help and some tips about some subjects?

[sour ravine]

yes how can I help you?

[sonic frigate]

i needed some tips in anatomy, physiology, and histology... do u have any?like tips in how to memorize and all of that

[sour ravine]

Yeah for sure, you can use mnemonics(a way help you remember in fun way) for anatomy and histology( back then when I was studying histology I use a house of remember it's technique help you to memorize histo photos by imagining your house, each room have some description that you can link it to the photos) for physiology I watch YouTube and re-write what I understand in my own language and try to explain it to myself like Im 5
sorry for my bad explain you can dm me for links and any further help

[sonic frigate]

thank you thats a really big help!!

[serene vapor]

When amino acid are synthesised?

[regal patrol]

Your question is not clear
I mean they are synthesised (when we need them)
There is some essential amino acids which our bodies can't make
So we take them from food
And there is non-essential amino acids which our body can make on its own

[serene vapor]

You're right 🤣

The problem was there: if the body use amino-acids for proteins, and when proteins are degraded amino-acids go back to their form, why we need to synthesise them instead of using always the same?

The answer is that amino-acids are used for derived compounds too, that don't preserve amino-acids original structure (so they're not "reusable") I guess.

Thank you anyway, sorry for the dumb question

[regal patrol]

No problem buddy

[cobalt sable]

Any doc in here?

[proud sable]

Me

[cobalt sable]

Every night i take 2mg of Noctamid + 10mg of Valium + 1mg of Xanax + 250mg of Depakote... But for a week now I cant find sleep. Is it possible for me to push one of these a bit without taking too much risks? Cause these insomnia doesnt fit at all with the revision i am suppose to do for my finals soon. I search for a short term solution my doc comes back 12 of january and my psychatrist the 8.

[cobalt sable]

Another question, I'm under piracetem medication, 800mg 3times a day i take them for weeks now but doesnt feel much changes while my doc told me that it was supposed to help me since im still not recognized adhd officially. Is there anything to do to help that? I heard about egg yolk things etc... But need more accurate opinion lile the previous question it mich more about curiosity and explanations about the reduction or absence of effect

[cobalt sable]

Welp

[proud sable]

It is not possible to answer without knowing your medical history. Any change in medication should be made by your doctor.

[bright axle]

Hi!

anyone here able to talk ASAP? :'))

not a med stud but I'm currently working on my final project (cancer hosp).. and there's just some questions google can't seem to answer

[hoary sable]

hi first year medical student here just some advices and tips to stop procastinating and in general to revise the lessons

[bright axle]

Oh! actually I'm a bit unsure about intensive care units zoning 😅

In a smaller hospital, can the normal ICU and PICU be combined?or are there any other restrictions and specifications that makes it hard to do so?

[serene mica]

It basically depends on the system and i have never sen these two combined as one unit evan smaller hospitals have PICU and ICU seperate

separate

[dense garden]

Guys is anyone here doing study groups / discussions / resource sharing for step 1 prep? Or even just for camaraderie ;-;

[pastel wind]

Hey I have a problem in understanding some medical term can any one helps me ? 😭

[steady berry]

wow

[frank crater]

heyyy
im considering completing a "computer engineering and communications" degree as premed but most people are telling me it's impossible and that it will be too hard.
Do any of you have advice for this? or could share their opinion? im really lost here

[lethal horizon]

Any one study in dental medicine/médecine in algeria/morroco/tunisia..etc

[ornate spoke]

what books are suitable for ICHO? - noobs

[primal flame]

hey im a first year student in dental med

in egypt

[serene vapor]

It's possible, but it depends how much you procrastinate and how much you care of grades.

And.. where do you live? Can you legally do that?

[frank crater]

i live in lebanon and legally i can do that but yeah getting good grades will be difficult

[primal flame]

i honestly think its better to focus first on your premed

i have some lebanese friends and they told me med school in leb is really difficult

[frank crater]

😭😭

[primal flame]

welll its technically difficult everywhere but u get my point its just hard to balance both, however if u reallyy want to

then i think u should at least wait till year 4/3

[frank crater]

i really want to 😅

[primal flame]

its difficult to judge right now from like the first year

[frank crater]

year 4/3 of premed?

[primal flame]

isnt it years total in lebanon?

[frank crater]

but i have to take additional courses from the first year

[primal flame]

6 years *

[frank crater]

noo i mean it depends but usually its 7

[primal flame]

ah yes with specialization

[frank crater]

withiut specialisation

[primal flame]

omg

[frank crater]

with specialization it can go up to 12 years i think

[primal flame]

ok if u have to pick from first year then go ahead it seems like you really want to!

if u have the chance to postpone it then i advice you to do so

[frank crater]

ill try not to take many additional courses in the first semester at least

thanks for the advice!

[primal flame]

yes it will give u more time to figure out how much time you have left for it including all the med work

[primal flame]

anytime!

[frank crater]

aren't you lebanese?

cz from ur name sarah hatem

[primal flame]

no im egyptian

[frank crater]

ohhh okayy

[primal flame]

but i have a lot of lebanese friends

[frank crater]

nice to meet youu

[primal flame]

nice to meet u too!

[proud sable]

Hello, i have a sore throat, what can i do for it? It's itching me

[proud sable]

It's solved now.

warm water with a pinch of salt to do exo-osmosis was it. mhm

[proud sable]

Actually, it's not solved 😔😔

[cunning trellis]

Any physiotherapist here ? With lil bit of practice would b nice

[green ridge]

Any one post graduate under gratulate student native English speaker can help me it argent matter dm plZ

[frigid pendant]

which specialties u guys wanna get

[tiny steeple]

<@&717391911132069929>

[mystic mirage]

"efe with a f" this is more true

[violet pendant]

Hey does anyone have access to the "United States Pharmacopeia (USP)" and could send me one side ? This would be extremely helpful !

[frosty lark]

Anyone studying physiotherapy?

[serene vapor]

For people using Anki: do you repeat the whole deck before exam?

[cunning trellis]

Can some1 explain misogynistic signal transduction to me , I searched google but nothing is going inside my stupid brain , pl tag/ping me if. U answer

[cunning trellis]

It’s mitogenic !! Damn auto correct !

[rough gulch]

Twice at least

[serene vapor]

Ok, thank you!

So probably I'm not crazy

[proud sable]

should we take modafinil or modalert to increase concenteration?

[solemn spade]

how do i get rid of dark circles

;(

[solemn spade]

which stage of puberty is voicecrack ?

starting middle or last ?

[warm cosmos]

Middle ig

[solemn spade]

thank you

[sleek star]

does anyone here use anki lol i just started using it and i'm so lost ;-; how do i get to study the deck again?

[tall shell]

Well you finished the deck for today so you have to wait tomorrow ^^

But make sure to change Deck / Cards settings according to what you are studying, you can find guides out there

[sleek star]

i just went on with the "forget" option, would that be fine too? or it would like affect something

[tall shell]

The anki algorithm is made so you don't have to do anything except reviewing your cads. Also I don't advise clicking the "Easy" or "Hard" buttons as it make it confusing for it to work like it is intended to

[serene vapor]

I have more viruses in my head than in my whole body.

[light void]

can anyone specializing in cardiology let me know what would happen to the heart beat, if the vagus nerve were to be cut? and why?

[golden hare]

Did you use Google yet

[light void]

I did! I'm finding different answers, I needed a credible source

[daring lion]

if we want to rotate our eye, does the motor nerves only act? or does the sensory nerves have a part to play?

[vale star]

motor nerves only

[cobalt pendant]

Can somebody tell me a good vedio to understand the whole photosynthesis chap

[echo ginkgo]

Anyone interested in studying med together ? Making plans todo lists ...etc

[mental ore]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfvYQgT2M-k

[cobalt pendant]

Oh

Thankyou.

[mental ore]

I hope it helps and that I'm not too late :))

[cobalt pendant]

Neh you are not late.

[wanton lichen]

Where can i find swedish medical Anki decks? Does any1 know?

[serene vapor]

What of the following aren't part of immune system?
A. Platelets
B. NK cells
C. Lymphocytes
D. Antibodies
E. Fibroblasts

[serene vapor]

I would say A or E, but both of them release cytokines and chemokines. Isn't the question ambiguous?

[icy gulch]

I would say antibodies and fibroblasts. Simply because antibodies are not cells like platelets, NK cells, or lymphocytes (antibodies are proteins). I would say fibroblasts are not considered part of the immune system either because they form connective tissue so they have a support role. That's my opinion 🙂

[icy gulch]

I agree that this question is rather not specific enough. For me, antibodies are part of the immune system, it's just that they're not cells. And regarding fibroblasts they're not specialized cells of the immune system like lymphocytes, NK cells, neutrophils, etc. which come from cells that generate in the bone marrow. Hope that helps ^^

[serene vapor]

Thank you! ♥️

[late plank]

I'm really curious that if there's any real enzyme with the similar pH/enzyme activity curve?

[sweet prism]

i guess its papain(mostly) or bromelain enzyme. they do have variable pH but here as Relative activity is considered it can be taken as constant

[white raptor]

Is there anyone who has given plab exam or know stuff about it

[sonic frigate]

Hi guys, any pharmacy/med or chem student can help me organize my lab notebook? im assign to prepare a laboratory diary/notebook for my chemistry classes, and since im a first year student, and this is my first time working in this way, im kinda lost and i dont want to do this wrongly 🤡 any help?

[quick horizon]

hey my mom Pharmacy

i think can help you @sonic frigate

(maybe)

[sonic frigate]

Hi !! That would be cool !! The notebook is for analytic and geral Chem

[crimson python]

hello

[dire frigate]

Anyone interested in psychiatry and could help me out with short case?

[simple tartan]

Get the carbon copy lab notebook, and use pen only. Write an index in the first 1-2 pages, then write your labs like a scientific paper eg intro, materials (check MSDS for hazards, irritation, toxic, flammable) and methods (the steps), results, conclusion. Take lots of pictures in case you miss something in your notes.

[sonic frigate]

Thank you sm !!!

[vivid zinc]

hey y'all idk if this is the right chat for this but if anyone knows what's a healthy reaction to tattoos could someone let me know if I should call 999 or not?

[solemn spade]

O need help

I wore so much mask

My nose is half white and half brown

Why did my half nose suddenly become white ?

[proud sable]

How much red bull Is enough to make me feel faint?

[long scarab]

Too much red bull isn't good, that is for sure! I only use one on a week just before I pass histology class that requires a big amount of work and drawings.

How much Hours/week a med student should put in ?

[mental ore]

It definitely depends on what you're doing and what your field of interest is. Although, the general rule is that every hour you put into class is two to three hours of studying. So, I spend five hours in class three days a week. That's 5 x 3 x 2 = 30 hours of studying. Hope that helps :))

[sudden kindle]

were is the breast muscle located

[teal trellis]

btween the arms

[long scarab]

Do you mean the skeletal muscle of the anterior chest?

[solemn spade]

Someone answer this

[pulsar trench]

Pretty sure this is a channel for med students, not for you to ask questions on your health condition 😅 i'd advise you seeing a doctor

[long scarab]

Ask a dermatologist!

[solemn spade]

Ohh zamn ok

[frigid pendant]

send pic

[sonic pewter]

Any Best online site to get notes on bsc nursing 1st yr ?

[cloud drum]

is anyone here understand HEMOSTASIS and SEPTIC SHOCK

[slim kindle]

Why do people feel symptoms in right side of body if they hurt left side of brain? Decussatio pyramidum?

[cerulean thistle]

Hemostasis the a mechanism of the body that -at least tries to- prevent blood loss. It achieves this by inducing vasoconstriction, aggregation of thrombocytes(platelets) and by coagulation of blood. (Partially also an increase in tissue pressure.)
When someone is septic, they are exhibiting an inflammatory response due to an infection which is so severe it damages healthy tissue. This ultimately results in a septic shock, where the blood pressure is so low that it inadequately delivers blood(~oxygen) to other organs which can cause them to fail.

[cloud drum]

thnx soooooooo much for help 🥰 🥺

[cloud drum]

i want know - what mean of ( MCC-MC-ICU-LPS)

[true sequoia]

Most common, most common cause, lipopolysacciharde (found on gram neg bugs)

Intensive care unit

[cloud drum]

thnx sooooo much for help 🥺 ❤️

[cloud drum]

⬆️ generation of ROS in which of the following celll injury mechanism /// anoxic - hypoxic- ischemic- ischemic reperfusion ????? dose anyone know the answer ?😮‍💨 🤦

[regal patrol]

Huh? Odd no one answered it
The answer is D
But i guess that is useless now

[cloud drum]

I THING there's now one know answer - thanx for help ❤️

[regal patrol]

No problem

[opaque jetty]

Can someone dm me if they know any interesting and not dead servers for med students?

[indigo turtle]

hey guys can someone help me with this forum

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdYx-ZK_9JfpccC9TPb5VUYA5Xkxa4cowa1V_vSl8oM8tMaWQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

[pallid dragon]

just answered it!

[sharp cape]

lemme know too

[opaque jetty]

No one texted me ;-;

[hot glacier]

Hello

I was looking in the entry requirements for UCL medical school

For international applications for undergraduate degree programs

I searched for my county and this is what it said

I am confused

Is that mean they accept Jordan qualification?

[delicate haven]

i wish i could help, when i was in HS i tried to understand many foreign college and even the educational system is totally different and confusing. But what i understood from that is that they only accept A levels qualifications, if i was him i would definitely try to contact them cus they don't actually say if he was accepted or not they only tell you what kind of application they accept

@hot glacier

[wanton stream]

med students!! what subjects did u take during your first year of pre med and how many?

[hot glacier]

Don’t they like equalize other countries qualifications to A levels qualifications? If my question makes any sense

[proud sable]

is gender unnatural?

[twin badger]

I need someone can help me in haematology 😭

Plz

[long scarab]

What !?

[long scarab]

Just 3: Biology, chemistry and russian language

[sturdy cypress]

This is relative, countries have different systems

[wanton stream]

that's why i asked, i just wanna know what everyone did whereever they are.

[wanton stream]

im doing 5 and its not hard at all so I thought my uni had a problem😅

[sturdy cypress]

Here in Brazil there is no pre-med. After leaving high school, u take a test and, if you pass, go to college. There are people who try for years. I tried for 3.5. When entering the first year u start with subjects such as biochemistry, histology, anatomy, cell biology, introduction to the study of medicine, interaction in community health.

[wanton stream]

thank u so much and can i ask how many years it would take to get the degree/finish?

[wanton stream]

that's tough

[sturdy cypress]

6 years

[velvet yarrow]

Quite a long journey

[normal shale]

hey, anyone studying med/nursing in french, please?

[flat plank]

during menstrual phase, if the Endometrium (which is the glandular wall) is lost then how does the uterus wall secrete fibrinolysin?

[frosty cosmos]

@normal shale I studied biology for 7 years ?

@flat plank the endometrium is never totally lost. The basement membrane synthetising the conjonctive always stay and is only partially removed during menstruations.

[glad forge]

i am! it's my first year :p

[humble notch]

I think I have a problem with studying obs &gyna, I study and solve mcqs but still can't answer in the clinical round, I can't apply the cases and can't remember the lecture I spend 2 days to study it!!!

[lethal pagoda]

Hey guys have you got a motivation letter for medical school pls? I want to write one ps:I am in final class of high school

[onyx harbor]

Similar over here,
I have anatomy, biochemistry and Physiology
Anatomy has histology/embryology included in, community medicine
And yeah same, i had to try for 2 extra years, so total 3

Oh yeah I'm from India by the way

[nocturne forum]

which is the best site to study clinical studies or scenarios for physiology blood ?

[shell helm]

biochemistry cell biology anatomy terminology bio biostatistics

in the first semester

in the second one histology

embryology Anatomy 2 biophysics

[shell helm]

the sameeeee thing in morocco bro

[solid marsh]

Hi, I need many information about usmle step1, is there someone Who can help me? Please contact in dm

[fervent siren]

Hello! Anyone here a vet student?

[minor yarrow]

Pre clinical and clinical
Pre clinical -- Anatomy, biochemistry, microbiology, pathology, pharmacology and physiology

And clinical no idea atm have to finish preclinical first :)

[delicate haven]

yess, im in my 3rd year of vet school in brazil

[orchid radish]

hello, i would like someone to help me understand how the licensing thing works in america (for dentists)

[coarse escarp]

hello, i have a question
is thing like Kreb's cycle very important in medic and veterinary?
like comparing to nervous system, respiratory system, digestive system, etc

[fervent siren]

Hello! Sorry I just opened my discord, mind if I DM you?

[tame fox]

polska gurom🇵🇱

[sudden niche]

What do you exactly need?

[sudden niche]

I do

[molten haven]

Hello Taylor, you'd be surprised, but it can actually come in handy. To give you a good example on where you could use such information, it is good practice to know the Krebs cycle when learning about reproductive physiology. In the male urogenital system the Krebs cycle is pretty important for sperm mobilization as fructose is utilized instead of glucose to generate the energy needed in the sperm. There are modifications reactions done to the fructose to convert it into glucose and if there are some problems going on for those reactions it could cascade into infertility (immobile sperm production). To fully understand, diagnose and treat a patient you have to know a good amount of physiology among other things, and this also involves the Krebs cycle. Hope it helps!

[languid harbor]

Hi, I'm new to this server, but I would like to know if anyone knows a page where I can practice or use anatomy tests.

[sturdy cypress]

Purpose games

[coarse escarp]

I see
Thank you so much

[fluid stone]

???

im lost on this one

[twin badger]

Anyone want to study together alone?

[cold ore]

ayyyy not a big help but I'm jordanian too~~

[white raptor]

Guys!! Can anyone from clinical year tell me how to study for Paediatrics.

[proud sable]

yes

[mellow hill]

Hi. M studying paediatrics currently. First read Neonatology. In that too, read normal first like normal newborn, routine newborn care, low birth weight babies & their management, etc. After that study Growth & Development of babies - normal then abnormal, Anthropometry. Then Nutrition - normally required and disorders due to deficiency. And then at last systemic disorders and abnormalities (system wise)

[white raptor]

Thank you!! I will try to study in this way
Which book r you reading for paeds?

[mellow hill]

@white raptor M from India. Here we prefer one by author Ghai

[tall frigate]

Can someone help me with histology

[misty nacelle]

Hey could anyone explain the veinal vascularisation system in the digestive system to me please I dont really understand it

[mellow hill]

Hi people. M thinking of creating a study room exclusively for medicos. The aim is to study for 8 hours or more. Hit 👍 if any of you guys want to join.

[paper smelt]

Hey Rupal!! Are you med Aspirant or med student?

[mellow hill]

Med student. M already in MBBS Final

[paper smelt]

Aiims?

[mellow hill]

Let's talk in dms to avoid flooding the channel

[opal ibex]

I heard a lot about anki, is it really that good? Or is it overrated?

[vestal ember]

I'm in 😊

[drifting drum]

I think it helps

[reef compass]

Any dental students ...??🙄

[proud sable]

Are there any german med students?

[reef compass]

Can someone share biochem carbohydrates notes

Or flowcharts

[delicate haven]

i use it and it helps me a lot to remember and keep some topics in mind

[proud sable]

hello guys, if anyone is studying for the USMLE step 2 and would like some company on the way .. dm me 😁 good luck !

[lusty pulsar]

sd

[blazing prairie]

:flushed: only 13+ :flushed: are allowed to look at my about me :smirk_cat:

[lost nymph]

Any biomedical student 🤓?

[chrome brook]

yes

[lost nymph]

Nice , let’s be friends 🌟

[chrome brook]

Sure!

[proper flax]

Any one medical aspirant here?

[crisp egret]

Any Med student we study together?

[proper flax]

Can I join you? @crisp egret

[crisp egret]

Sure 🤝

[proud sable]

me

[proper flax]

Do we need join any study room for that?

[crisp egret]

Yes

[proper flax]

Suggest one

I will join with you

[crisp egret]

Study room 24

[mild gust]

Hello any osmosis acc 🥲

[proud sable]

can anyone correct the grammar and spelling mistakes:)

[midnight swan]

There’s free link for that

[tiny temple]

is anyone here in england

or like british school system

[maiden finch]

yes

[signal pond]

Can anyone give me some examples of human assist device not those devices everyone knows like wheelchair

[wet anchor]

Anybody im in chill room

[dusky pine]

https://www.physio-pedia.com/What_is_Assistive_Technology hi, this might be helpful

Hearing aids, prosthesis limbs

[crimson beacon]

Pacemakers

Oxygen supply machines

[signal pond]

Thank you so much!!

[signal pond]

Thank you so much!!

[signal pond]

It will help me a lot

[dusky pine]

You're welcome, I'm glad it helps!

[dusky pine]

Nice, was wondering if pacemaker counted or not cause i couldn't recall

[signal pond]

Yes it's a medical assist device

[languid harbor]

Hey, someone in the medical world has heard of the use of modafinil to study and concentrate, and if so, someone who can give me more details, I'm curious about that, I'm about to present the final of anatomy ....

[proud sable]

hii! modafinil is mainly used to treat narcolepsy and other types of sleep disorders. it basically reduces sleepiness and is also used to help you stay awake during work hours. but i don’t recommend taking it just to stay concentrated mainly because its used to treat disorders. taking it without doctor’s permission might lead to addiction

[solid marsh]

i will join

[hot wigeon]

is there a discord channel for med students who study alot everyday that I can join?

[proud sable]

lmk if u find one :D

[wild heron]

Guy what best drug in FGA for antipsychotic

[cobalt sable]

Is there anyone a bit expérienced got question and im far from able to contect him at the moment

[hazy dock]

Hi guys

[opal ibex]

Helooo

[golden wren]

any physiotherapists in here? 😁

[daring lion]

does drinking more water actually contributes to healthy body and weight loss? (ps: google didnt gave a satisfactory asnwer)

[dusty kite]

Depends, do you drink it on top of what you normally drink or instead of eaht you'd otherwise drink? If you swap it out the answer is definitely (assuming you don't change any other parts if your diet) since you'd be consuming less sugar and other materials.

[warm mortar]

did you find any? if you didn't you should probably make one, i'd join

[marsh juniper]

studying

[idle moth]

me too! if you guys know of any/create one hit me up please 🙂

[true sequoia]

meee toooo, im a med student who needs to study alot over this summer

[long scarab]

Of course water is the the solvent for the enzymes needed for all biochemical metabolism in the body, drinking more water leads to increase the volume of blood since blood itself is made mostly of water, and with very low concentration of water in the blood it can alter the physiology of most organ and systems especially the kidneys that filter the kidneys into filtrate (urine) to get rid of formed poisons and netrogenous substances. Water keeps mucus lining moist, and cool down the skin when it exposed to dangerous UV radiation by sweat glands.

[daring lion]

thanks for the info! appreciate it!

[warm mortar]

what year y'all in, i'm in 3rd year?

[true sequoia]

im in final med!

*going into final med in sept

[idle moth]

i'm in my final year, just started my 5th month of final year.

[true sequoia]

what time zone r u guys in?

[opal ibex]

Pacific

[idle moth]

rn i'm GMT-5/Central.

[true sequoia]

June 2022 Med Study Group

Alright, so I think theres a lot of interest for a medicine focused study group. So how about we just type in a thread in this #medic-help daily.

Goal of the thread/group is to keep everyone accountable daily ish to study! Positive vibes only, and we can type in what study room is the emptiest and we can all study in that study room for the day (prob a diff one daily bc many of them get busy quick lol- whoever wakes up first can decide what study room is the emptiest and we can join that).

We can make it a very open invite to anyone in this chat room—but it is vital imo to keep a core consistent group of people to join daily over the month of June to study medicine. (im super happy to extend this group if it works — but it kinda depends if more than 1 person joins lol)

I hope theres a core group of people that join daily over the month of June ! My goal is to start studying in the morning EST. But anyone can join anytime.

We can call it: June 2022 Med Study Group

Thumbs up if y’all are interested 🙂

(Fun facts: im from Toronto entering final med in sept.)

[true sequoia]

im in study room 8 !

[long scarab]

What is the best way to study Biochemistry?

[ashen vigil]

Flash cards. You need to remember the reactions so you can correlate with many other processes occurring in the body.

[long scarab]

Thank you!

[manic dove]

flowcharts have also helped me to get an overview of all the different processes

[idle moth]

i'd say it depends on how you'll be tested, but drawing out the pathways from memory definitely helps

[long scarab]

I'm trying to draw structures without looking from textbook, it helps alot.
And I found out that you should refer to basic and fundamental rules before you start studying, imagine studying lipids metabolism and you even don't know the structure and function of lipids subtypes.

[manic dove]

speaking of flowcharts does anyone have like a good flowchart of immunology like of innate and active immunity and the diff cytokines affecting it and shiz

[hallow kayak]

is that helpful at all?

[manic dove]

ye this is pretty helpful thnx:)

was looking for a wider scope of innate and active

[hallow kayak]

idk if thats anymore helpful

https://www.creative-diagnostics.com/innate-and-adaptive-immunity.htm

[manic dove]

o dam bro thanks

ye this is awesome thnx

[idle moth]

This diagram is fire

[thick stream]

If anyone here is majoring in immunology or is just a general Bio student then I suggest the book on Immunology written Philip Dettmer.
https://www.amazon.com/Immune-Kurzgesagt-gorgeously-illustrated-immune/dp/1529360684

[long scarab]

Do you have another one for microbiology?

[opal ibex]

tysm, the visuals are insane wth

[thick stream]

hmm I have to look it up on my kindle of i have any I'll post it here.

[thick stream]

Ikr it's awesome af

It's beyond the next level

[hallow kayak]

damn this looks so good

[thick stream]

It effing is mate

like it made studying bio fun rather than a chore

[long scarab]

What is the title of this book?

[serene vapor]

Physyology: if K+ concentration outside and inside a cell is the same, the K+ current has a negative reversal potential. TRUE or FALSE?

[serene vapor]

I'm not sure about this, can someone explain me? Thx

[novel gull]

Does your syllabus require you to be able to explain reversal potential? It can be quite complicated if you start looking at it, since it involves thermodynamics if you really want to understand

[novel gull]

but the short answer is that the reversal potential for K+ ions is negative (at equilibrium)

[thick stream]

I put out the link above, you can check it out.

[warm mortar]

c?

[serene vapor]

Ok, thank you!

[idle moth]

i would say C is correct

[warm mortar]

thanks, I agree

[keen glade]

can someone explain me this

[fierce fractal]

Renin -> angiotensin -> aldosterone

When ACE and ARB aren’t working properly to supress aldosterone release, they suggest to use vitamin D + an inhibitor of renin

[keen glade]

Why they dont work? The lecturer said they will work for some time and then return to the levels before the treatment. The question is why aldestrone back to the high level after a period of time

[trail pelican]

Dear God what grade are u in

[keen glade]

Second stage

I mean this slide is should be in pharmacology slides not physiology 😅

[hallow kayak]

i would assume its something to do with the receptors not being as sensitive to it after a while but id have to google to find out for sure

[keen glade]

i googled about it tbh didnt find good resource that explain it well

if you found one i ll be grateful

[hallow kayak]

are you asking why ACE and ARBs only work for some time or why using vitamin D would only work for a bit?

[keen glade]

why ACE and ARBs only work for some time

aliskiren is the good treatment but the fact is it expensive i guess

so they use ACE , ARBs

[hallow kayak]

i cant really find anything online either that isnt behind a paywall 🙃 but i guess one idea would be that if you dont fix whatever underlying problems there are eventually theyll come back ?

like if you're treating hypertension but someone continues to have a bad diet eventually their arteries will clog up more

or something i dont really know lolol

[keen glade]

idk i guess there will be some adaptation maybe?

so these blockers wont work after a while

[hallow kayak]

thats what id assume

[keen glade]

thank you so much for your time

hope i pass this physiology exam

6 GIT
13 ENDOCRINE
17 CNS
5 SPECIAL SENSE

[hallow kayak]

good luck 💖

[idle moth]

They return to pre-treatment levels in 30-40% of patients.
The most favored explanation for aldosterone breakthrough is that non-ACE enzymes are capable of cleaving angiotensin I to angiotensin II, and aldosterone breakthrough is then simply the result of angiotensin II breakthrough.

From medscape. ↑

I don't think they'll be asking something related to that, perhaps what aldosterone breakthrough is, but it feels like something low yield?

[idle moth]

Good luck!

[keen glade]

So there are other enzymes in addition to ACE will also convert angiotensin I to angiotensin II. ?

[keen glade]

thank you so much

[idle moth]

Correct

[keen glade]

now this make sense !! thank you so much

[idle moth]

no problem 😁

[proud sable]

Anyone studying chemical engineering???

[daring lion]

might sound strange but since the last few days, whenever i listen to 3 newly added songs which are my fav this week, i get a particular smell everytime i listen or sing it by myself, is it just cuz my nose has a particular smell these days due to some reason or is it some psycological reason

[empty peak]

If it's only when you listen to the songs, it's psychological I think.

[hallow kayak]

if you associated different senses with different things (like words have colours, songs have smells, names have tastes etc) it could be synesthesia but if this is the only time something like this has happened its probs just psychological or you're noticing the smell of something that's already there more when you're listening to songs you associate with the smell

[cunning trellis]

Could some 1 help me find anion gap and calculated osmols , it's killing me , answers not matching up, damn , so bad with numbers

[hallow kayak]

i think the anion gap is 14.7

[idle moth]

I think it depends on the formula you use.
There are 2, (Na+K)-(Cl+HCO3) and Na-(Cl+HCO3). In my experience the second one is more common? So I would say AG is 11 (139-105-23).

By calculated osmols do you mean calculated osmolality?
The formula I know is: 2xNa + Glucose/18 + BUN/2.8.
So it'd be 2x139 + 89/18 + 14/2.8 =
278 + 4.9 + 5 = 287.9

I checked my pocket medicine book and it mentions an equation that takes blood alcohol level into account, but idk how that would fit here because your picture mentions that its < 30.

[cunning trellis]

Thanks ! The dude said AG is 9 , idk how , he just ignored it cuz its in normal range , ( laughed hh -who didnt calculate that ) , so maybe blood alcohol goes into account

Or maybe blood alcohol is given to exclude alcohol intoxication as an answer

[idle moth]

I see. Wish I could be of more help.

[deep relic]

What's your go to resource

[faint pine]

Hey guys. I am currently studying anatomy, but I feel really slow in studying and understanding the structures.. do you have any advice to be a little bit faster?

[hallow kayak]

i hate anatomy bc the only way to learn it really is to memorise stuff so flash cards help, kenhub is a pretty good source for learning but you have to pay for it, https://teachmeanatomy.info/the-basics/ is a good source too and https://www.vhdissector.com/lessons/cadaver-dissection-guide/?fbclid=IwAR2FSUzwrzSkamAR64_00m0mtiZ0z3Pf24FJ8MoDn77AWVMOAB-Ib2mcHZA if you need to learn cadaver stuff

drawing out the structures and labelling them and then trying to draw/label from memory

i also got a friend to draw on a huge piece of paper around the outline of me lying down and then i made post it notes with all the bone names and joint names and practice putting them in the right place and restart whenever you get something wrong or dont know

same could work for muscles

but i was lucky my flatmate studied art so he could draw the bones and muscles for me bc im terrible at drawing 💀

you can also buy anatomy posters and then cover up the labels and have a go naming them from memory and starting from the top whenever you make a mistake

[faint pine]

Thank you so much🙏🏻🙏🏻

[long scarab]

What if you are studying topographic anatomy?

[manic dove]

for any unlucky mfer studyin genetics rn here u go

https://www.med.umich.edu/lrc/coursepages/m1/humangenetics/genetics/subjectqs.html

[white raptor]

Is there any japanese medical student here or anyone who is currently living in japan and knows about medical colleges there

[warm lance]

Hi, dose any one know the different between adenosine and ATP¿.

[rare panther]

Hi

[faint pine]

adenosine is a nucleoside made up by adenine bound to a ribose. ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is a nucleoside triphosphate, made up by adenine, ribose, and the triphosphate

[main turtle]

Heyy, does anyone know how to prep for nbme exams for General pharmacology and general pathology. I am really struggling with question solving so if you guys know any qbanks for nbme prep, that could really be helpful, thanks!

[cunning trellis]

If any1 is preping for PLAB///usmle , pl dm :)

[hallow kayak]

if you have any body pens or something that washes off you could draw on yourself/a friend

[zealous acorn]

Does anyone has zoom link for usmle library?

[proud sable]

anyone here who have suffered from hives?

i have since 3 years.

it comes and go away and then returns back

i have another medical condition along with it

dr says if someone have hives there are chances they have this too

[long scarab]

What is Hives?

[proud sable]

Ah that's sucks!

Allergies never go away

They always stay with you! U can get medication for it but the effect of it will be temporary

[proud sable]

Urticaria

Just avoid food, clothes, and temperature that cause it I meant Live in an area that is neither too hot nor too cold.

After every bath, apply lotion in your whole body! I can recommend u some

And yeh sweat causes hives

And also the main cause of hives is stress too! The more stress u take the more hives reactions u have

Thank you so much 🙏

What food should I avoid?

Have you suffered from them too or are you doctor?

Can hives cause death?

[proud sable]

That depends on ur body!

Just don’t eat food that are identified to cause u symptoms.

Nuts , milk, eggs, fish , wheat, soy generally cause hives

[proud sable]

Not really!! U just need to be aware that there are higher chances of risk of developing a life threatening condition called anaphylaxis for people with urticaria

But don’t be scared :))

@proud sable study about hives and ur other condition through internet to be aware of them completely! But yeh google can literally make us think that we gonna die next minute anytime we google symptoms/health issues lolol

[proud sable]

Thankyou so much so kind of you ❤️

@proud sable

[hallow kayak]

if you think food might be the cause of ur hives then you can try an elimination diet of the foods @proud sable listed but be aware it usually takes 8 weeks of cutting something out of your diet before you will know if it makes a difference or not (in terms of allergic reaction) and milk is in a lot more things than people think ;-;

and also taking antihistamines can help or using antihistamine creams

[long scarab]

Guys you are in which year of study?

[proud sable]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9O8LaUhluHI

[proud sable]

Antihistamines cream be better

Because tablets cause drowsiness

[proud sable]

hi y'all! can you recommend me any youtube channels for med students? i'm starting medicine this year and i'd like to solidify my fundamentals ❤️

[long scarab]

Search for Professor fink lectures for anatomy and physiology

[proud sable]

thank you!

[echo crag]

Is this test positive or not?

[restive veldt]

[jovial lily]

you might have done the test wrong, i dont think theres supposed to be a bar up there

how long did you wait for?

i could be totally wrong though

[echo crag]

ok i didnt think it was possible to be more lost than me on this

[long scarab]

Can you show the instruction book?

[proud sable]

Only C: Negative
Only T: Invalid
C & T: Positive

iirc

[proud sable]

^

[echo crag]

Yup

[gleaming pumice]

If the message above contains a link to free nitro, it is most likely a phishing link. Please DON'T click on it to protect your privacy. You can notify the peeps by tagging them ( @peeps ) and they will take care of it as soon as they can. Please don't ping them if someone else already did in the chat thank you.

[random relic]

Need help with biochem 😦

[scenic stone]

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[hushed idol]

TRY ninja nerd on youtube just astounding

[iron imp]

Anyone knows good channels for pharmac, gynac or patho. Micro.??

[worthy flax]

I need that too

[iron imp]

I've been using" padmaja" for pharmac.

[icy storm]

Hi, does anyone have info on targeted cell therapy for cancer? I dont understand it that much

[idle moth]

are you asking about something like CAR-T Cell therapy used for cancer?
if so you might find Vincent Racaniello's podcast useful.
on this episode they go through CAR-T cell therapy for cancer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jTJkMTltj4&ab_channel=NobuSha

[proud sable]

why is the medication course for aids is also given to heptatis c patients

even if they dont have aids

isnt to heavy for hep c patients

[icy storm]

Thanks! Going to check it out

[tiny temple]

how should i prepare for the ucat exam?

mine is on 19 aug

[wispy spire]

Hello there! Is anyone here that really have to study hard in the next period and that would really want to make a study room to studying together?

[idle moth]

where did you read this from?

[opal ibex]

I recommend watchin james' videos, they be helping me a lot lately. also, Im down if anyone makes study room

[idle moth]

i'm down as well!

[wispy spire]

I will make one now, if anyone else want to really study and join, just add me

@opal ibex 💕

[warm mortar]

A four-year-old girl weighing approximately 20kg (44lbs) is admitted in shock after an automobile crash. What should be the initial volume bolus of Ringer’s lactate?

1. a) 200ml
2. b) 400ml?
3. c) 440ml
4. d) 880ml

[idle moth]

I'm extrapolating this from shock from dehydration so take it with a grain of salt. In shock caused by dehydration, you administer 20 ml of LR per kg. So [assuming the same volume applies here] the answer would be 400 ml.

[opal ibex]

i asked a tutor and thats what they said

[warm mortar]

thanks guys

so the learning point is 20ml/kg of Ringer's Lactate is the initial bolus regimen for shock?

[proud sable]

I saw the Dr prescribing to the patient

[idle moth]

afair the regimens are different, perhaps he had both HCV and HIV infection.
i think it's the treatment of HBV the one that shares a couple of drugs with HIV.

[warm mortar]

Which of the following electrocardiogram changes is/are not found in hypokalemia?
(a) Peaked T wave?
(b) PR-interval prolongation
(c) QT-interval prolongation
(d) Sinus bradycardia

[iron imp]

What's your language of preference.?

[iron imp]

Yes

Okay cool.

These ones are kinda easier to read and understand.

[iron imp]

Oh great! Glad I could help.✨ Have a good one ✨

[iron imp]

Down.

[fresh arch]

Hey.... Can anyone tell me the difference between Active Site and Binding Site????

[tame dagger]

The active site is where the enzyme connects to the substrate , and it has two sites , binding site responsible of holding the substrate while the reaction is happening , and the catalytic site responsible for the reaction itself

[fresh arch]

Then please explain the last line too

[proud sable]

Thankyou ❤️❤️

[proud sable]

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[cunning trellis]

Same

[cunning trellis]

Q 103 , answer a vs b , they say it's forceps but the only reason they used forceps is atonic

[tiny temple]

if i have 3 weeks, how many hours should i study for my ucat exam every day?