if there is anything worse than an incompetent doctor, it's a dishonest one.......

you have a very poor knowledge of msian health delivery setup for someone studying locally........abd like many poor student, never read the 'question' properly....

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Added on February 22, 2009, 8:08 ami didn't generalise, at least you answered more than this doctor could.......

you will have passed with these answers, but now for distinction.........you have not given the 3 most common cause (but actually rare occurrence) for profuse fresh pr bleeding........

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Added on February 22, 2009, 8:15 am
i gave a real life clinical scenario, and one would thought med students would gleefully use that as a learning opportunity........but not some........

a student do NOT ask their teachers stupid question like 'what are the causes of ugih'............a student tells their teacher the answers, at their finger tips......
a student may ask then thoughtful questions like 'can gu and du be differentiated by symptoms?' or something like that........

as to what i am, like i am able to tell what many of you here are from your postings, what i am is painfully obvious to most of you, and to anyone with any acumen.......but an enigma to some.......

finally, a lack of respect and humility is a bad attribute in any doctor, and in medical students, it spells bad news for future relationships with peers, and superiors.........

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Added on February 22, 2009, 8:55 amdirect entry or through imu?

This post has been edited by limeuu: Feb 22 2009, 09:40 AM

no doctor does harm with intentional malice........at least very few........

most do harm from incompetence.......

incompetence comes from being asked to perform a role over which the person is capable of......

the road to disaster is path with good intentions......

walaueh, even before offering a place (this is NOT a letter of offer), they want rm500 from you...........!!

what does 3+2 mean?

and there will be people, without any further info, without details, dunno where it is twinned, whether it is recognised, dunno know how much the fees w......will pay rm500 to 'book' a place with a ter80........

of the several people i know who got direct entry into undergraduate medicine and dentistry this year, non was below 98.........so that's about right......

no melbourne undergraduate medicine now.......and last year of undergraduate dentistry.....and someone with 99.45 failed to get in, and has to go to latrobe instead.......

it's an in-house programme........

they obviously have very strong political pull........they have secured the use of HKL for clinical training........

from practically nowhere, they have their own inhouse medical programme......wonder who are their lecturers..........

malaysia boleh.........

how do you know.......?

my point is, at this stage of you life, you have no reference point for either the competency of the lecturers, nor quality of the medical education you are receiving.......

there isn't any new medical school started within the last 20 years that use the traditional approach........they ALL use the integrated approach.......

nottingham msia does not have a medical programme........

manipal runs their clinical years in msia (melaka) NOT india.........

i have serious doubts about your research so far...........

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Added on July 8, 2010, 3:51 pmbe a nurse then, why a doctor?.........

This post has been edited by limeuu: Jul 8 2010, 03:51 PM

noted..........

but in the context of this thread, and lianne's post, we are talking about local med schools, wholly or partly........

kastuba is NOT a msian med school, and the question of any issues about doing the course fully in india does not then arise, just as nobody would question doing the course full time in uk for say, kings, spore for nus, and oz for adelaide, etc........