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The 2nd year on cardiology claimed a call room for himself- with a message. 😂

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11/02/25

My anatomy teacher told us today how back when she was in her final year in med school, a guy in her class yawned so hard that his TM joint got dislocated.

We were like, wait really?

One of the many ways fate hits you in unexpected spots 😂

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10/02/25

Today, my biochemistry teacher, while teaching about how chronic exposure to arsenic can cause fatty liver, told us how Agatha Christie books have arsenic as the most common murder weapon.

We were like- that's very interesting, lol!

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07/02/2025

Studies are going on just fine.

We are going to start the neuroanatomy soon. Freaking out, literally!

Well, after the 1st terminals I've changed my approach in learning anatomy and yes, it has helped.

Trying to improve more & more with each passing day✨

Topics covered today

- Gross Anatomy- Tongue, Thyroid gland

- Osteology- Mandible

- Biochemistry- Beta oxidation of fats

- Physiology- Puberty

That's all for today :)

Stay nerdy folks !! 😎

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31/01/2025

Had a panic attack in the middle of my study session. Just then, out of nowhere, my best friend called me.

She talked senses to me & it felt good.

I just love her.

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Drawing Histology slides would be the death of me

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Doctor: What do you see in this X-ray?

Students: *collective gasp*

Doctor: Please don’t do that in front of patients.

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Books

🔺 Sparkson’s Illustrated Guide to ECG Interpretation - Kindle $55,14 on Amazon

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8th Jan '25

Just done with my first terminals, practicals are still left. Well, they weren't as good as I wanted them to be but I tried my best, so no regrets whatsoever!

Having said that, this was the first of many exams I will be giving thru out my life now.

Well, let's go!

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~ My Blogs ~

My studyblr @nerd-goes-blogging

My life (in real life) as i navigate the most exciting journey thru med school! 🩺📚

My fanblog @thenerdyolive

Where I yap about my favs, some of which just don't seem to exist in the same universe! 🖖

My hobby blog @nerd-goes-reading

Small corner where I share stuff I do to relax & slow down a little. ✒️🪷✨

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She silently stepped out of the race

she never wanted to run.

Found her own lane, at her own pace

& proceeded to win.

By @nerd-goes-blogging

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Oh well, how true is that 😂

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"It's the most wonderful time of the year" ❄️✨

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My professors have great talent.

They tell us about a topic that came as a long note in last year's university exams while being physically, mentally & spiritually aware of the fact that they have skipped the very thing from the lectures.

I mean, wow. 👏

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I saw the cadaver's heart today folks.

Such an amazing experience. Got shivers when the ribs cracked open.

Infact I got the chance to crack the ribs myself to separate the thoracic wall & reflect the viscera inside.

Best dissection class so far 🫶

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Soo, my most fav part in anatomy is clinical anatomy.

That's how you know why you're reading what you're reading.

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She silently stepped out of the race

she never wanted to run.

Found her own lane, at her own pace

& proceeded to win.

By @nerd-goes-blogging