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05-11-2023, 11:10 AM
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Based on yesterdays exam, i am quietly confident of 100% pass rate for some SIs.
Jia you all and don’t worry.
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Are you examiner?
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05-11-2023, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Clinical signs of pulmonary hypertension include left parasternal lift, loud second heart sound, a third heart sound related to the right ventricle, pansystolic murmur (tricuspid regurgitation) and diastolic murmur (pulmonary regurgitation)
Did you hear systolic AND diastolic murmurs?
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I only heard a loud p2. No murmur
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05-11-2023, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I only heard a loud p2. No murmur
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Lolz.
He just faking u.
Same as the one who copy and paste the clinical findings of pul HTN for u
Maybe I'm the only real doc here.
They are real patients la.
Every patient signs is different so Ur circuit one diff from another
This year theme is.... U go guess. I can't say since exam still going on
Last year was neuro.
If u pass Ur m.med this year and u work in ops
U will be arrow to find and recruit patient with real signs for next year exam
What real cardio findings ur circuit suppose to have I also dunno
Don't worry
It's over.
1 more week!
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05-11-2023, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Lolz.
He just faking u.
Same as the one who copy and paste the clinical findings of pul HTN for u
Maybe I'm the only real doc here.
They are real patients la.
Every patient signs is different so Ur circuit one diff from another
This year theme is.... U go guess. I can't say since exam still going on
Last year was neuro.
If u pass Ur m.med this year and u work in ops
U will be arrow to find and recruit patient with real signs for next year exam
What real cardio findings ur circuit suppose to have I also dunno
Don't worry
It's over.
1 more week!
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I do feel that this year stations (from the 1st day) has multiple testing points and issues within a case. (Some cases even have 3-4 of them). So I am not sure how the calibration going to be done for those who got the main problem list but left out a section of the management.
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05-11-2023, 02:04 PM
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In real life, i will just refer cardio
Prob won’t act smart and start ****** for Pul htn
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05-11-2023, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Lolz.
He just faking u.
Same as the one who copy and paste the clinical findings of pul HTN for u
Maybe I'm the only real doc here.
They are real patients la.
Every patient signs is different so Ur circuit one diff from another
This year theme is.... U go guess. I can't say since exam still going on
Last year was neuro.
If u pass Ur m.med this year and u work in ops
U will be arrow to find and recruit patient with real signs for next year exam
What real cardio findings ur circuit suppose to have I also dunno
Don't worry
It's over.
1 more week!
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Do you mind sharing what is the theme after the exam is over? Thanks (even if I die, would also like to know how I got killed)
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05-11-2023, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I do feel that this year stations (from the 1st day) has multiple testing points and issues within a case. (Some cases even have 3-4 of them). So I am not sure how the calibration going to be done for those who got the main problem list but left out a section of the management.
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tat's masters level exit exam standard la.
15 minutes.
we don't really care how u get there. But u get there, we pass u for that station
u pass enuff stations, u are a master liao. Dr Tan Ah Gao , MBBS, Med (FM)
Yours , forever. Obituary also can put
600+ fm mmeders in sg only so far.
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07-11-2023, 03:36 AM
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Lol reality of the world.
During your med school interview, if asked why you choose to be a doctor, how many people say things like they want to help people vs they want to make salaries
Lol
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How are the two related?
If I provide excellent care, should I not be compensated for my knowledge and skills?
Do you think politicians should be paid $0 too?
Do you hear them speak about salaries when running for elections?
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07-11-2023, 04:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
How are the two related?
If I provide excellent care, should I not be compensated for my knowledge and skills?
Do you think politicians should be paid $0 too?
Do you hear them speak about salaries when running for elections?
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You are a doctor. How can you talk like that? You are more than compensated for being a doctor already.
Politicians hold a more heavy responsibility than doctors.
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