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Posted by مصطفى in English, Medicine Nov 12th, 2008 | 3 responses_
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“Normal values pocket” , Preface
Author : Michael Jakob, M.D.
ISBN : 1-59103-205-9
Everyone involved in medical/clinical work has undoubtedly been faced with the task of assessing lab values, functional parameters, and measurement categories for technical equipment, without having information on normal ranges at hand. As a consequence, it has always been necessary to check with the lab in question and make time-consuming searches through the appropriate literature. This problem mainly affects our younger and less experienced colleagues. However, experienced professionals also know that only a small part of the parameters are relevant to the clinical routine, and many specialized values are forgotten as quickly as they are learned. Careful evaluation of the many measurement parameters that are relevant in differential diagnosis, particularly in internal medicine, should really occupy more of a doctor’s time than a tedious search for normal values and ranges.
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you know the old pc games, where the game is only a single frame and different levels is only a change in the back ground..a forest a desert outter space etc.
thats exactly the educational status at least in our college.
a test for your memory but on differnet books(the back ground)..anatomy once pediatrics another.
Learning is a coincidence..you may also be benefited by the terminology experience.
wafa
the problem is that we kept looking at them as if they were from mars till we forgot that they are human beings just like us..and we can rock them too..just competition i mean ,don’t think otherwise :D
I’m being sarcastic here, I understand that concept completely, my point is that “Using our brains” as pure storage devices is utterly wrong, This quote is a live proof that they are humans and their advances are not because they have better “memories”.