JULY 2011 NURSING LICENSURE EXAM RESULT

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Practice Tests: Cytology

1. Period of human development after fertilization from the 2nd to 8th week inclusive

• a. period of zygote 
• b. period of embryo 
• c. period of fetus 
• d. none of the above 

2. When does the haploid # of chromosomes restored to 46 chromosomes

• a. blastomere 
• b. morula 
• c. zygote 

3. The fixation of fate in the embryo and the assignment of irrevocable structures of diff. forms for the future is

• a. differentiation 
• b. regulation 
• c. determination 
• d. destiny 

A Bloody Mess: How Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Works

Time to have a dose of Forensics Medicine. I still get a hangover of Dr. Raquel Fortun's talk about Forensics in the Philippines during the last Medical Student's Conference in UP Manila or rather the lack of it. I hope you enoy this post as I have mine.


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Dumbest Midnight Calls

Emergencies can arise at any time; this is exactly why there are doctors on call through the night. However, many inconsequential, obvious, and downright bizarre telephone calls can come in the small hours. In a recent discussion on Medscape's Physician Connect (MPC), an all-physician discussion group, doctors discussed some of the weirdest and most memorable of these consultations.

Pediatricians bear the heaviest burden when it comes to fielding what some of them have termed "sleep-wakers." Parental concern, of course, is laudable: A parent with an obvious question during daytime hours might be considered thorough, but a father calling at 3 AM asking whether his 5-month-old son's breasts are too large is something else entirely. The pediatrician who handled that worried father commented, "I had to put the phone on mute while I collected myself. I've never laughed so hard at 3 AM. It took me forever to convince this 'manly man' father that gynecomastia is normal in male newborns."

Weathering the Storm

It was July 1—my first day of fellowship. I was assigned to the cardiac ICU at Hopkins Bayview, the same unit where I had taken my first call as an intern and where I had run my first code.

Moments after receiving sign-out, an overhead page sounded, "CICU fellow, pick up line seven-five."

It took me a moment to realize that the call was for me. I picked up the phone.

"I'm calling from the emergency department. You need to get down here, stat. We have a patient in VT storm."

"VT storm?" I asked, with a squeezing sensation in my stomach. "Are you sure?"

New Physician Jobs Feature Hospital Employment

Primary care physicians remain in high demand, although the majority of job openings are for hospital employees, not in private practice, according to a new survey by Irving, Texas–based national physician search firm Merritt Hawkins.

For the sixth consecutive year, family practice and general internal medicine were the top 2 most-requested physician search assignments. They were followed by hospitalists, psychiatrists, orthopaedic surgeons, emergency medicine physicians, obstetrician/gynecologists, neurologists, general surgeons, and pediatricians.

Reimbursement cuts and declines in elective procedures have reduced the volume of search assignments for radiologists, cardiologists, and anesthesiologists. Those specialists, which were among the most requested searches 4 to 5 years ago, are now ranked 17th, 18th, and 19th.