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09-06-2009 01:56 AM #11
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09-06-2009 03:05 AM #12
Even in A&E?
Boo - Casulaty is so out of date. Must get my ideas about medicine from realistic sources...
Sam
Mum of two and Nottingham GEM first year
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09-06-2009 11:26 AM #13
Im terrified that one day ill have to quickly work out the right dosage of a drug to give a child and in that moment - people will realise that im not very good at math-y things and i shouldnt be a doctor!

and unfortunately, ive had to use a defibrillator twice now.
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09-06-2009 05:29 PM #14Junior Member
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I saw one of those hospital documentaries a few weeks ago, think it was about how binge drinkers are affecting the NHS. The drunk woman came into A&E, in quite a bad way after being run over. One of the doctors was supposed to give her ketamine, but got the dose wrong and gave her 10 times too much. She had 2 cardiac arrests, but survived...I'm pretty sure they were using a manual defib on her though.
I've seen an AED used a couple of times in real life though, never trained to use one myself.NOTTINGHAM GEM 09
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10-06-2009 10:08 PM #15Junior Member
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Clemette
Happy to talk babies and children anytime! Especially interested to hear your tips on how to get a baby to sleep!
Am ridiculously excited as well, although have not yet told anyone other than family, as haven't resigned from my job yet- will only dol that after have occy health done -once that's done , can resign and start boasting !!
Dangbh, welcome aboard the oldies bandwagon!
I know what you mean about feeling as if you know people already from the forum, will be great to meet everybody in person.
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10-06-2009 11:42 PM #16
whisper - probably best not to ask me about sleep. My two think sleep is for the weak
Sam
Mum of two and Nottingham GEM first year
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12-06-2009 02:07 AM #17
My last exam group sat their last exam today. The head teacher came up to me and said "today was the last really important day of your teaching career; you can coast now."
Just four essays to write for my NCT Diploma now.Sam
Mum of two and Nottingham GEM first year
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13-06-2009 11:28 AM #18Junior Member
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I can also not WAIT! I must say, I am still waiting for an email or letter saying, sorry we've made a mistake. I really did not expect to get in. I started a PhD last year and applied for medicine just to go through the process so it will be easier when I reapply after I finish my PhD. I will therefore be spending the next few months trying to write my first year up as a M.Sc and training the next poor person taking over my project. Mortgage was approved for a house near the hospital this week, so it is all becoming a reality now. Wish I was there already!
Looking forward to meeting you all in September. It seems like we are going to be a very diverse group of people. Can't wait!
Berendine xxx
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13-06-2009 09:30 PM #192010 Applications
Cambridge-Wolfson (GEP) Rejected without interview 12/11
KCL (GEP) Waitlisted for Interview. Unsucessful.
Southampton (GEP) Rejected 15/03/10
St George's (GEP) Interviewed, Rejected 04/02/09
UKCAT :- 760 (VR 770, QR 880, AR 690, DA 700)
GAMSAT :- 64 (Sec I: 65, Sec II: 59, Sec III: 67)
Degree :- 1st - Accounting & Finance
All that we see or seem, is but a dream within a dream.
E.A. Poe
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22-06-2009 03:25 PM #20
Place confirmed today (phew) - over excitement is getting worse...
Sam
Mum of two and Nottingham GEM first year
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