Acute MOs are going through viva voce just to secure a job. 😭😂 They’ll ask you to manage a STEMI, DKA, PPH, and status epilepticus back-to-back, then offer you a salary that triggers all four conditions. 💀
I just saw a tweet where a pharmacist was telling someone who studied Pharmacology to stop using the title “Pharm.”
Same people that want to be addressed as “Doctor” at every opportunity. 😭
The hypocrisy is too loud. 😂
If hands on is your goal.
Your best bet are general hospitals that take HOs, especially in the north.
The next in the list are FMCs and finally private teaching hospitals.
You're not even going to get zero hand on in fed teaching hospital.
What you get in those place is minus zero because you're just a porter running after blood and a nurse giving IV medications up and down.
Going to a private university in Nigeria is a scam. Your parents spent millions just for you to graduate and compete for the exact same ₦150k entry-level job with an Yabatech or UNILAG graduate.
Work hard. Luck is a plus, not the plan.
You can’t control when opportunities will come your way, but you can control how prepared you are when they do.
Keep putting in the work.
When luck finally knocks, make sure your hard work is ready to answer.
Hope you secured your 2k?
Unpopular opinion: A teaching hospital full of residents is not ideal for medical interns. Interns are just muscle power to chase blood and do lab works.
@chisomvs You can download them all on this website.
Everything you listed here can be downloaded them
Here’s a link to Baja. The name of the site is Anna’s Archive.
https://t.co/x72xtRgAe6
The surgeon expected a routine appendectomy—but found a dangerously swollen appendix packed with yellow, jelly-like globules. ⚠️
What is the diagnosis—and what catastrophic complication must be avoided during surgery?
A surgeon opens the neck—and freezes.
The thyroid gland is jet black. 🖤
The patient has been taking a common antibiotic for years.
What is the drug—and what caused this dramatic pigmentation?
Omeprazole (PPI): Rule of 3
1. Take 20/40mg once daily, 30min before breakfast, empty stomach. Swallow whole.
2. Takes 1-4 days for full effect, not for instant relief.
3. Do not use months without doctor review, long use lowers Mg and B12.
Gaviscon/Mucaine (Antacid): Rule of 3