A simple google shows a lot prefer Wellch-Allyn Brand, but than again I'm in no position to comment.

http://www.google.com.sg/search?hl=en&clie...hoscope&spell=1

Btw, if I go to IMU, do I have to choose PMS or Seremban before entering. I hope to get into using ABB but study hard enough to be accepted into PMS.

yea u need to choose..the fees for both are different..i dun think u can switch half way....but the rules are there to be broken(if you are that good, and have a really good reason to switch to PMS).

JPA students? I spoke to JPA less than 2 months ago and they said not "accredited" yet and they will take a number of years to assess the graduates before sending students there.

But on the website it said it took only one round of audit to get it accredited and now it seems JPA students are going there.

as usual people gets confused about 'accreditation' of med schools.......

the most important body is the mmc, which then confers recognition upon a degree, and grant the licence to practice medicine.........and that only happend when the 1st batch of students are in their final year, or sometimes after they have graduated..........

in the history of new med schools in msia, there has NEVER been any med school not granted recognition by mmc, no matter how bad or how non-compliant with guidelines........it is a political decision.......

although one was quite delayed.........ie aimst was delayed for 2 years, where graduates could not start work for a few years......

others like mqa, jpa, is irrelevant, as far as the value of the qualification is concerned.........

as for jpa sending students, they have even sent students to non-mmc recognised med schools and then after they graduated, have to appeal to mmc to recognise them...........

msia boleh.........

thats because their first batch just graduated one month ago..so 2 months ago haven't accredited.you are right in this case.

jpa students are already there..doing a-levels..

doing a-levels? Cambridge or London or wat?

How come the A-level there is only about one year?

london a-levels..for jpa students its 2 years..

another question. if normal water, let's say distilled water with no micro-organisms inside it, can it be injected into bloodstream?

doing homework on the net ah?

http://tinyurl.com/393gb2w

JPA did told me that there are students doing A levels in UCSI but these students are to be sent overseas as the Medic course is not accredited yet. Maybe they decided to gostan now. Not surprising. Apa pun boleh.

haha. no la. i'm just asking sumthing basic. juz wnna add some knowledge.

oh really? my friend is doing that a-levels right now la. she entered last year july and is going to do medic in ucsi next year july.

it will just dilute the blood and cause hyponatremia. changes in other electrolytes might not be so significant.

i've read so far that if water is inserted into bloodstream, it will cause the red blood cell to burst. was wondering if normal pharmacy like guardian or watson sell injectable saline solution...

They cant sell needle, how to inject???

haha. yup. that's also another prob. any idea about where are they selling saline solution plus the needle?

why do u need saline solution and the needle anyway??

aha. good question. actually sumtym i have sickness that i always vomit and i cannot drink coz later i'll vomit again. usually i go to hospital for the saline. i just wanna keep it as emergency use whenever i'm alone and nobody there to send me to hospital coz i'll be very weak to even drive.

maybe u can get an injection gun? or that only works for insulin? jabbing the wrong vein might be fatal.