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location: Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

the voluptuous Venus..

the voluptuous Venus

Gerome



The Hookah Lighter

Beautiful Arabic Eyes...

Mezdeke Wana Wana


MEZDEKE WANA WANA


beautiful..

Beautiful Lebanese eyes...

Medical Doctor has NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE - to HELL and BACK

What was your concentration in college?

Where were you born?

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on October 26, 2009, 01:50:09 PM
This is for women: a clinic in Cebu City offers virginity restoration service.

Question for men and women: is there such a thing as virginity repair?

i wonder how much the plastic surgeon is charging for this service..

Quote from: islander on March 16, 2011, 02:06:20 AM
hahaha!  this really is great, honest.  but i believe fr chic actually comes from saturn.  he couldn't have come from the moon if terra felinicus rex can swallow that heavenly body whence he came. 

hehe, they say that even small / petite women have very large mouths.

Old Ella Mason keeps cats, eleven at last count,
In her ramshackle house off Somerset Terrace;
People make queries
On seeing our neighbor’s cat-haunt,
Saying: "Something's addled in a woman who accommodates
That many cats."
â€""Ella Mason and Her Eleven Cats" by Sylvia Plath, 1956

 

 

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 14, 2011, 10:30:43 PM

bwahahaha e.t phone home, not porn! ngek.

Congratulations to : Yugie Caroline Murillo Demegillo of  Iloilo Doctors' College!

kuyawa si manong. he'll never have to worry about paying 50 pesos per liter.

kuyawa si manong.

Philippine Physicians Board  1996 -- Dr. R. Lucino, M.D


My Uncle

Philippine Engineering Board Exam 1978 -- Alex Salvo (2nd Place)

My uncle

"nong, nong, asa man ka gikan , nong?"

"gikan sa bukid, doy."

"aww, mao ba. nong, ning kaon na ka nong?"

"ajaw pag yawyaw doy, ma sakit ahong dunggan ug ahong ulo..."

"ngano man nong?"

"jati..sabah na dinha, doy."

"sigi nong"

"sabah na dinha!"

"lagi, nong"

"ay kulirez, mo balik ko sa bukid..."


~~

@ the 'finally' part, so in other words, find a woman who is ovulating? bwahahaha joke joke!

lol @ #7 - 11. bwahahaha!

Quote from: junjun on March 15, 2011, 06:48:33 PM
arang taasa najud ang giabtan aning MAIS NGA KAHOY ba kay ming-apil nagud si ginamos.hahahahahahaha...baliksa original topic....tanang tawo naay moral responsibilities sa uban labi na ug elected officials ka di ba!

bwahaha. bai jun, lingaw lingaw ang mga yawyawers diri

On your point tho: yes, you are right, we all have moral responsibilities--from the average farmer, all the way up to the elected official.

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 01:52:06 PM
yes, you can always text not say anything but share what you feel through letters... hehehe. there's a video am trying to look sa youtube about this.
It started where the girl was sitting under a tree reading and was on earphones apparently listening to something then a guy sat next to her and not wanting to disturb her, wrote in a post it for her to read, "can i listen to what your listening on your earphones?" the girl simply replied no on the piece of paper. so he stopped bothering her. the next day, the guy wrote two more notes and she replied but they never talked. soon they knew a lot of things about each other just through writing notes until the girl decided i guess its ok if he listens to her earphones, they she gave it to him. When he held it to his ear, there was no music. :-)

hehehe awww, good point. especially on the texting part.

this particular verse gives strength to me during hard times. may it be uplifting for others as well.

God Bless!



O LORD, be gracious to us; we long for you. Be our strength every morning, our salvation in time of distress
-Isaiah 33:2

Moreover, when God gives any man wealth and possessions, and enables him to enjoy them, to accept his lot and be happy in his workâ€"this is a gift of God.

-Ecclesiastes 5:19

But godliness with contentment is great gain.

-1 Timothy 6:6

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 15, 2011, 09:55:19 PM
Now may the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times and in every way. (2 Thessalonians 3:16)

For God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and of self-discipline. (2 Timothy 1:7)

The Lord will rescue me from every evil attack and will bring me safely to his heavenly kingdom. To him be glory for ever and ever. (2 Timothy 4:18 )

For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who in every respect has been tested as we are, yet without sin. Let us therefore approach the throne of grace with boldness, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need. (Hebrews 4:15-16)

God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them. (Hebrews 6:10)

Amen! Amen! Thanks be to God.

For if you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.

-Matthew 6:14

"dong, pag smile dong, kai gi picturan ta"

"awww, kinsa ma ni sija, nong?"

"kuan lagi, dong, movie director, mag smile na dinha!"

hehe awww..cute lagi.

hopefully, Fr. Roel, it will be done before 1 year. God Bless the construction guys!

"ajaw ko hilabti, doy, kai hapakon jyud ka nako ron'..."

bwahahaha!

oh no, don't touch me, kamot...

Bravo! When is the expected completion date, Fr. Roel?

happiness to me involves:

discerning God' Word in my life, maintaining my relationship with my family, friends, and my beloved.

hehe, adto sa whole foods, naa na sila sa exotic fruits section. lami bitaw ni. ituslok ni nako sa asin.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 15, 2011, 11:18:38 AM
Everyone needs compassion
Love that never fails
Let mercy fall on me
Everyone needs forgiveness
The kindness of a Savior
The hope of nations...

beautiful..

Everyone needs compassion
Love that never fails
Let mercy fall on me
Everyone needs forgiveness
The kindness of a Savior
The hope of nations


Savior
He can move the mountains
My God is mighty to save
He is mighty to save
Forever
Author of salvation
He rose and conquered the grave
Jesus conquered the grave


So take me as You find me
All my fears and failures
Fill my life again
I give my life to follow
Everything I believe in
Now I surrender


Shine Your light and let the whole world see
We’re singing
For the glory of the risen King
jesus
shine your light and let the whole world see
were singing
for the glory of the risen king

Michael W Smith - Place in the World

Michael W Smith - Place in the World

The wind is moving
But I am standing still
A life of pages
Waiting to be filled
A heart that's hopeful
A head that's full of dreams
But this becoming
Is harder than it seems
Feels like I'm

CHORUS:
Looking for a reason
Roaming through the night to find
My place in this world
My place in this world
Not a lot to lean on
I need Your light to help me find
My place in this world
My place in this world

If there are millions
Down on their knees
Among the many
Can you still hear me?
Hear me asking
Where do I belong?
Is there a vision
That I can call my own?
Show me I'm

beautiful, beautiful song.


Michael W Smith - My place in this world (Legendado)

Quote from: statesville on March 15, 2011, 11:01:05 AM
Ang mga estorya sa  katigwangan  nga kono panahon sa gubat,
ang  mga bata iitsa sa ibabaw ug saw-on sa bayoneta, ang mga
  hayop putlan sa ulo, apil ang mga tawo, lugos, etc...

oo, i heard that story too, ma'am states. my grandfather saw the japanese throw a child of a suspected guerilla into the air and caught the child with a bayoneted rifle. the mother was then raped to death by some 7 soldiers. this happened in valencia...

i can see the author's point of view. and i see where these two doctors come from (Dr. V and Dr. Y).

sa patient's point of view, its good to have a caring doctor with perfect bed side manner.

but sometimes, one has to see the doctor's view. if you're a doctor, let's say an attending, and one of 3 physicians that night,
there are 30 some patients on the floor, and more coming in, more admissions, more step down admissions,
you're time is on the clock. your decision is key and no time is wasted.

sometimes, in the process of treating 4-5 patients at a time, and making sure that all patients are checked,
a doctor's precision can be taken as inconsideration by the patient and the patient's family.

this, however, can be evaded by having a good bed side manner.

i have worked with surgeons with horrible bed side manner and with utter and complete arrogance towards the nursing staff
as well as with the patient and the patient families.

however, when it comes to performing, they do so marvelously.

sometimes, ive noticed that a doctor's reticence can be taken as 'arrogance' by some of the staff.

INGREDIENTS

2 cups powdered milk
1 can condensed milk (300 ml)
1 cup granulated sugar

PROCEDURE

   1. Combine powdered milk in condensed milk.
   2. Knead mixture until well blended, then set aside for 8 minutes
   3. Take a small amount from the mixture and shape into 1 inch balls.
   4. Roll on sugar
   5. Wrap in cellophane

tsk tsk tsk, brutal kaayo ning mga hapon sa unang panahon. ahong lolo , miembro man to sija sa bolo batallion, ingon sija sa una naka kita sija ang mga hapon ning adto sa valencia, ila ra gi duslak ug gi dunggab ang mga bata sa sawang. daghan kono mga baji i-lugos sa mga hapon sa una. sadisto kaayo kono.

Quote from: statesville on March 15, 2011, 10:36:28 AM
pastilan lamia, paresan ug  saging linung-ag...tug-ab(excuse me) sa kabusog 

hmm, now i am really missing ginamos. how long must i have to wait till i taste the ginamos from Valencia? hayy...mag damgo na lang ko. 

sigi, doc, admissions na pood ron. dead hours are over.

take care.

Is Mrs. Tebio still there?

hahaha! mao sad. the first week i was in bohol this summer 2010, i visited a pharmacy to buy some meds for my grandfather. i overheard the head pharmacist on a drug that the customer in front of me was asking about. na kuratan ko when she was saying, "Isoniazid, Rifampin". Kulirez! Anti-tuberculosis drugs man na. na kuratan jud ko.

ps. i notice one thing in pinas, there are no such thing as doctor's prescription no? people can just buy lisinipril, captopril, hydrochlorothiazide, rifampin, isoniazid, amoxocillin, cephalosporin etc. kuyaw kaayo. lol.

oy, nag OT man sad ko. sorry.

tsk tsk, daghana kaayo.

i really wish american medical schools would implement something like a 'rural medical clerkship'. it would give an eye-opening experience for many.

that is why Pinoy Docs are one of the best. specially phil-med trained. you guys see cases that are never seen here in america. cases such as dengue, megaloblastic anemia, c. dipth, y. pestis etc. text book cases ra ni para namo, pero for pinoy-docs, theyve seen it and treated it.

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 08:01:24 AM
from what I have observed, CIM people are really smart, no doubt but lack in skills/labor/ hard work. they are very good in theory. they have been consistently 100% sa board exams sa phils the past years. but in work, lets just say i know a couple of people from CIM na niquit og residency kay either they cant take the pressure or load of work. but this is just also recently mga bago na batches. some med students man sad gud sa pinas, maCIM ba or whatever school, some kay napugos ra btaw sa ila parents, i guess mao na wla sa ila passion motrabaho. kapoyan na ba. ambot lng

bitaw, i see your point, doc. i know some people in my batch who quit during our 1st year because of the exceeding pressure. the thing is that they were doing really good in their exams, but they complained of mental stress. i know of some galing who went through mental breakdowns and had to take a medical leave. there was one student 2 batches before mine who committed suicide bc of the stress. self induced potassium injection.

luoy bitaw ning uban nga ning homan na sa studies, pero ning quit sa residency kai di ka take sa pressure. all that sacrifice...

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 08:03:42 AM
Am not from CIM but my husband is.

ah, perhaps he knows my uncle. Dr. Renee Lucino. UK na sija ron.

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 07:56:37 AM
sa ilaha batch rana. the previous batches were ok. CIM is very good with theory, no doubt smart sila but honestly, lack in skills/ labor. ask them questions and then can answer. they learn their skills/ hardwork through clerkship and internship.. i know a lot of CIM na nagresidency then quit lng kalit kay gkapoi or something.

i was really intrigued by what my uncle told me of the mandatory unit in clinical rural medicine. He was sent to a rural village somewhere in Cebu. I think UP Medical School also does the same thing. I have a co-worker (UP grad) who was sent to a village in Tarlac for 3 months to do clinical rural medicine. In a span of 3 months, he said he performed over 200 circumcisions and many more deliveries. I think it is awesome that Phil Med Schools do these things.

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 07:56:37 AM
sa ilaha batch rana. the previous batches were ok. CIM is very good with theory, no doubt smart sila but honestly, lack in skills/ labor. ask them questions and then can answer. they learn their skills/ hardwork through clerkship and internship.. i know a lot of CIM na nagresidency then quit lng kalit kay gkapoi or something.

doc, product ka sa CIM? ahong uncle product of CIM siya. class 1993. I was shown the campus during my visit to Cebu this summer 2010. murag strikt kaayo ang professorial staff sa CIM.

Happy Birthday, Ate Ging! God Bless You.

Deep, go to : www.photobucket.com

upload any picture there and then right click on the photo and click on "copy image location" then go back here to tubag bohol dot com and paste the link. then submit.

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 07:45:12 AM
that would be so cool! thanks doc enzo!

walay sapayan, Doctora!

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 07:38:32 AM
Enzo, ok sad. maajo... moral support. weeeee!!

haha! moral support, yes. btw, daghang residency spots diri sa chicago nga wa na filled sa Medical Match 2011.
keep your options open for residency spots here in chicago. fyi lang ha.

doc,

email me sa lang: branlorenzo@gmail.com

i can set up a comprehensive review schedule with you.

as well as send you (pdf) files of step 1 material that i used to crush the boards.

id love to study with you on the side here and to review clinical vignettes.

no time. just no time.

i wake up at about 6 am. i have to be at work by 7. traffic and the drive usually takes 30-40 minutes.

if i am lucky, i can get 1 power bar in while im driving.

i'm lucky if i can have a 'decent' breakfast during weekends when i'm off.

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 07:34:32 AM
Enzo, step 1 pa intawn.

doctor,

mag review ta diri! maayo gani kai naa na koy study partner (sa tb) if you are willing...

(i am reviewing for step 2,3) pero step 1 and 2, 3 are all similar. clinically, speaking.

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 07:15:44 AM
what i've heard, wla pa ka human paper works mga lake. mao na. strict bya kayo CIM.

secondary question, deep.

lazy diay ang mga lalakeng medical students as compared to the female?

or over-competitive ra kaajo ang mga female medics sa CIM?

tinuod ka, deep? strikt diay kaayo no? I also heard that CIM is one of the best med schools in the visayas region.

The importance of scut work.

For those who don't know what scut work is, it's basically the bullshitt work that interns have to complete throughout the duration of the clerkships. Scut works can include, but are not limited to: performing patient histories, rectal exams, stool sampling, printing papers for chief resident, lending pens (and expect it to never be returned), giving food, buying food, and the like.

Scut work. Its definitely something that I'm not too fond of but unfortunately find myself doing. ah. who actually likes scut work anyways? 

At a local free medical fair,
giving back...

(pictures taken in 2010)

Drug Lists, partial list ra ni.. 

So i decided to start this thread. Feel free to join in.

Quote from: Deepwater on March 15, 2011, 07:05:20 AM
so that's what happened yesterday. I thought gi-ban ko. toinks!

deep, are you reviewing for step 2,3?

ahaha. baho bitaw. when offered this, during my last trip to bohol this summer '10, i opted to eat the dried white stuff (i guess--coconut?) instead of the gooey cake.

do you like this?

picture was taken January 2007,
Allegheny Mountains

Quote from: chicogon on March 15, 2011, 06:07:54 AM
2 years in high school and for the most part in college... yes  

hehe choir singer diay ka sa college, pops?

3 years ra ko sa catholic choir sa college. uwawon man gud ko during my freshman year.

an old picture,

Last December 24th at 7PM,  my mom had to be rushed to the Emergency Room of the Philippine Heart Center.  The previous hours indicated that she might be having a stroke.

At a little past midnight, with her vital signs showing some progress toward normalcy, we made arrangements for her to be admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit upon the recommendation of Dr. Y, a neurologist.

Dr. Y walked into the ER and started looking at the MRI scan did on my mom a less than an hour ago.  She walked into BED no 5 and started to explain some of the things we needed to know. She was thorough, had excellent bedside manners, did not talk down to the patient and was very calm in answering our questions even at past 2am.

During my mom’s confinement, she would visit everyday, take out her stethoscope, ask questions, look at my Mom with concern and give some clear instructions on what we need to be aware of in taking care of her. Thorough and very attentive to the patient.

In contrast, my mom’s attending doctor was DR. V, a cardiologist.  He ordered a 2D echo exam on my MOM â€" which because of so many reasons ( vacation, holidays, no of days it will take to wait) we did not even get to see the results.  Dr. V would also visit my mom… make very irrelevant comments (maybe he was trying to be friendly, I don’t know) like “ang dami nyong magkakapatid” ( does it matter if there were 4 of us?)…

We would ask him questions and his retort would be “ganyan talaga pag stroke tulog lang ng tulog”….I think I only saw him once take out his stethoscope to check on my mom.  His visits would last a little longer than 45 seconds…

Dr. V did not even know Dr. Y.  But both of them actually need to be working together on making some clinical assessments on her improvement.

On January 3rd, we got the recommendation from Dr. Y for our release.  Mind you, DR Y is not the attending physician but DR. V.

Dr. Y gave us the notice of her professional fees and along with that a very complete prescription with clear instructions of when we should be back for follow-ups.  And yes, she gave us discount on her PF which amounted to P10,800.

Dr. V â€" also sent notice of his professional fees but did not give us the prescription. I had to ask the nurse to get the prescription from Dr. V.  We go the prescription issued from the Nurse Station.  Dr. V.. with his short daily visits charged us P25K… yes, he made some discounts as well so we got the final amount to P20K.

What is the difference? While the PF may seem to be the most visible one, the difference was in how they treated and looked after my mom.

Dr. Y would come in almost un- intrusively that you would not even noticed that she was already there.  Her voice was soft because the patient would be sleeping and she did not want to wake them up un-necessarily.  For her, my mom was a patient that needed care.  Her instructions were clear and very specific. “Pls make sure to turn her from one side and then after 30 mins to the other side…” “Makes sure that her back is kept dry because we do not want her to get pneumonia”…  Dr. Y would ask what had we observed as we closely monitored my mom.  She would politely call my mom “Mommy” and would ask her permission every time she needs to check on something.  One time, she walked in and the first thing she said to the nurse was “please check her diapers… you need to check it first before you do anything to make sure that she is comfortable. The patient cannot speak for herself…”



Dr. V on the other hand would come in with his louder voice. I never heard him address my mom like Dr. Y.  He did not ask us anything that we had observed as we monitored her.  The response to our questions would be “ganyan talaga ang stroke…” and the other thing was “sabi ko sa inyo eh.. either tulog lang ng tulog or gising lagi…”

Two doctors at the Philippine Heart Center at the time when families would rather be away from any hospital or medical institutions.  Dr. Y did her rounds at the ER on Christmas eve because her patients were calling on her.

Dr Y made us feel that she was really looking after my mom and was concerned for her recovery.  Dr. V on the other hand, made us feel that he is more concerned about him being a big doctor that commands a stiff professional fee.

Two weeks later, we had another follow-up with Dr. Y.

We entered her clinic and she again asked important questions. Took note of what we need to anticipate, wrote our a prescription for a month and entertained questions. She did not rush the medical appointment and showed concern on her face when she noticed that my Mom had a build-up of phelgm in her throat.

A tale of two doctors at the Philippine Heart Center.

One showed kindness, compassion and care.

The other… showed us how expensive his short visits could be.




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Quote from: hofelina on March 15, 2011, 04:48:28 AM


Wolves are seldom truly threatened by other animals. By constantly engaging their senses and skills, they are practically unassailable. They are masters of planning for the moment of opportunity to present itself, and when it does, they are ready to act.

Because of training, preparation, planning, communication and a preference for action, the wolf's expectation is always to be victorious. While in actuality this is true only 10 percent of the time or less, the wolf's attitude is always that success will come-and it does.

Prepare, prepare, and execute!

I'm happy that you're back as well, Pops.

Beautiful...doctors.

i can't help but notice that there are more female doctors than male doctors in this candid photo.

Cebu Institute of Medicine Class of 2010!



Congratulations, Doctors!

Impressive !

awwww..pictures bi? mo tanaw sad ta.

Impressive!

 Fr. Roel, na frustrated diay ka kai na wad-an ang tubag bohol? but in the end, the result is above par. i must say i like the new logo. solid and pleasing to the eye.

i must say, Fr. Roel, guapo kaayo ang performance. were you part of a seminarian choir in your stay in Taloto?

on the worst case scenario:

can america handle a worst case scenario?
is america prepared?

what are your views, guys?

uy, corrected diay. Guapo ang voice ni Ray and Juli - i meant.