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Some pictures that I will post of my good friends, my batchmates.
Memories put into pictures.

Yours truly is not being camera-shy. he he he.

Recent pictures, the Medical Crew unleashed. lol!


Albert, myself, Eric.


Tiffany, Stacey, Sonia, and Job


Sonia and I breakin out the classic pose. lol.
2nd year Meds, we're crazy.


Tiffany and I...


Just chillin... hehehe


Drs Tiffany, Sonia and Job....all smiles...because there is no exam this week.
he he he he he he

My beautiful ladies...

Tiffany, Stace and Sonia

he he he he he

The following pictures that will be posted is the reprieve of the daily life of a medical student.
Those who are doctors (physician/surgeon) know the pains and stresses of medical life, the constancy of our studies and the demand of the best of the best of our abilities.

These pictures show the human side of the physician-in-training. The medical student.

I love these pictures, because it captures us in our happy moments. Celebrating after exams, and our board practices. he he he he.

Enjoy! Believe me, we did.

Theme Song for 2nd Year Medicine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hIF3-9Te2s&feature=PlayList&p=1740FDFF608EFDC5&index=0

he he he he he!

Rock our minds! Rock our spirits! Rock our patient skills! Rock out the Medical Geekness!

he he he he he !

Classic Picture~

Jason. All smiles and a full plate. Celebrating our successful completion of 3rd semester Medicine.
The conquest of Medical Pharmacology, General Pathology, Medical Microbiology, Immunology, and Psychiatric Behavioral Science.

His face illustrates our emotions: Relief, glee, happiness, thankfulness, and absolution of medical curriculum. 5 days of no sleep, minimal rest, and constant reading, reviewing, regurgitation of material.
Praise be to God !


hehehehe!
Job showcases his Love for the BEAUTIFUL STRUGGLES of Medicine.
Glory be to God!

To my friends in Medicine,

I love all of you guys. From our first day in orientation, till the present.
I've enjoyed all our experiences, struggles (the beautiful struggles), and our dreams widened to expectation in God and in His grace to fulfill our studies.

As we stand in preparation to recieve the honors of Medical white coat ceremony, I am humbled and reminded of His Love and Hand in our lives.

May we always remember the cry of the destitute,
may our hearts be sympathetic to the ill,
and may we see Christ always in the elderly, sick, and dying.

May we never be deaf to His calling.


Christ PRESERVE us all!

This, I ask in Jesus Christ Lord's Name.
And in His name alone.

AMEN.

My Surgical Crew


Tarek and Korosh


My good friend Shalab



Dr. Thiru (future cardiothoracic surgeon..)



Job. My pinoy comrade. And choir partner, LOL!
Open your eyes, kumpare!


So this is what Doctors do when they're not studying/stressing/working?
lol !
Love this picture.



The silly birthday hat they made me wear...ahh...lol!







ha


This caked was baked by my good friend Rupa!
So a doctor can bake cakes eh? he he he he!
Best bud in the world!


TJ and Arthur smiling; taken during our study breaks... he he he

The Ladies; beautiful as they are intelligent.

MD2 semester!

Taken last year!


Can you find me? ha ha ha !

The medical team.


Hardcore pose.

The 'rare' shots. ha ha ha!


Taken while I was off-guard. I look happy; and very uninhibited.
Perhaps taken during after an exam. he he he


Cheers! Taken sometime 2 semester ago.


Action shot. ha ha ha ha


Bonfire 2008
Taken after our Anatomy Exams and crushing the exams!
God is Great!

Nice Bai Bran.

This picture posted, is taken during an exploratory thoracic surgery, under guidance of an attending. The students surrounding me are my fellow surgical student peers.

They watch a humble, average student.

Thiru and I, taken in the Human Anatomy Cadaver Lab

Perfecting our surgical skills; and our anatomy.
Taken some time ago.


I think this was taken early in the dead of morning (2 am). We went hardcore lab review.

In layman's term Bai Bran, unsa man nang thoracic?

Thanks,

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 15, 2009, 02:34:41 PM
This picture posted, is taken during an exploratory thoracic surgery, under guidance of an attending. The students surrounding me are my fellow surgical student peers.

They watch a humble, average student.

My kitchen table;



love it!

GOD IS GREAT!

Quote from: BedoAdoSalada on September 15, 2009, 02:43:37 PM
In layman's term Bai Bran, unsa man nang thoracic?

Thanks,

it is the chest, Mr. Bedo.
Thoracic means; referring to the thoracic cavity of the human body; includin all organs below the cervical and above the diaphragm. The heart, lungs, peristeum, esophagus, the pericardium and the rib cages; all muscles pertaining to these structures deep and superficial are considered thoracic.

In the picture taken, we were doing thoracic exploratory surgery on the patient's pericardium (the heart apparatus), to see the cause of the RHF (right heart failure), in this case it was increased pre-load, we observed the cardiomegaly and structural deviations of the cardiac viscera.

The best experience, sir.

Thanks Bai Bran. Proper learning aided with advance medical technology makes a good doctor.  Hehe

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 15, 2009, 02:50:20 PM
it is the chest, Mr. Bedo.
Thoracic means; referring to the thoracic cavity of the human body; includin all organs below the cervical and above the diaphragm. The heart, lungs, peristeum, esophagus, the pericardium and the rib cages; all muscles pertaining to these structures deep and superficial are considered thoracic.

In the picture taken, we were doing thoracic exploratory surgery on the patient's pericardium (the heart apparatus), to see the cause of the RHF (right heart failure), in this case it was increased pre-load, we observed the cardiomegaly and structural deviations of the cardiac viscera.

The best experience, sir.

The pleasure is mine, Mr. Bedo.
I raise my glass to that, Sir!

Hard work and Trust in God.
He who perfects our cut, He who calms the nervous mind, He who steadies our hands.
To God be the Glory!