So, the organization of my education at medical school is way different than my education experiences of the past. We pretty much learn one thing at a time based on organ system. These organ systems include things like gastrointestinal, renal, musculoskeletal, neurology, endocrine, and cardiopulmonary to name a few. Then I learn all the basic science dealing with one specific system. The basic science includes topics like microbiology, biochemistry, pathology, immunology, anatomy and such. Then after a period of 3 - 10 weeks I take a final exam.
Well I just finished another one of these periods (dermatology). I love the day after these tests because I basically have a chance to breathe and relax as we begin a new unit (currently hematology). Thus I write on the Replacement Friend.
I have starting telling a few people that I am starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. And what I mean by that is this. I actually believe that one day I will be a doctor... and what I mean by that is this. I think I might just be able to remember all this stuff.
So basically, I am not going to become a "Dr. Spaceman"... well except in the fact the government keeps stopping my research as well!
Acquiring a Nemesis
4 years ago
3 comments:
That's a shame, because Dr. Spacemen makes me laugh. I guess it's OK, since your future children will get fed if you're a better doctor than he is.
"What can I say? Medicine's not a science."
My FAVORITE Dr. Spaceman quote.
There is light at the end of the tunnel, one day soon I will stop telling people "he's NOT a doctor" because I'm afraid they are going to make you trach someone with a pen on a moving train.
I am so excited for you to make science anything you want it to be!
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