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Medical School?, ... o.o
fainaru
post Feb 25 2006, 02:24 PM
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Yeah a friend told me that if you go to medical school, you're going to have to like deal with "disecting" the human body and crap like that. Does anybody know if that's true true. because im so lost on what I'm trying to be and yeah it's pretty sad. careercruising seems to only be helping just a bit but it seems everything i wanna be needs all 3 sciences and a lotta school. or lots of business/stock stuff i hate.
 
 
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Comptine
post Feb 25 2006, 04:54 PM
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all throughout your medical school career practically. it's part of your lab exercises/techniques. it's not just going to be a few classes, it's actually a few months. and then when you branch off into your special field (internal medicine, cardio, ob-gyn), you might even have to return to disecting more dead bodies.

if you are queasy about it, then don't become a doctor. after dead bodies, you have to attend to live humans. most people who want to be a doctor aren't worried about the dead bodies and disecting it... they are worried about the residency period which KILLS you.
 
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post Feb 28 2006, 07:57 PM
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most people who want to be a doctor aren't worried about the dead bodies and disecting it... they are worried about the residency period which KILLS you.
What's so bad about the residency period?

I don't want to reiterate what others have said because they're correct.
 

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