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The Failure of Nur Amalina (who scored 17As)

I was really shocked and speechless to be informed about Nur Amalina Che Bakri.

Nur Amalina had held briefly the record of most 1As scored in the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia. Upon the announcement of results of SPM 2004 on 26 March 2005, she received 17 1As - a record for number of 1As received by a student in the history of Malaysian education back then.[2] She was sponsored by Bank Negara Malaysia to study medicine in the United Kingdom, and did her A-levels in Cheltenham Ladies College in the UK.[3]

nk baca lg klik sini boh..


p/s; bc komen sekali be..

Mr Wong of Jln Wong Ahjang

haidar: alhamdulillah, wang yg kutip ritu dh selamat diserah pada mr Wong

these are some of the pics...

New Updates From PPIM/IMAM

Salam,

With the start of the new academic year 2009/10 PPIM SC (IMAM SC- Islamic Medical Association Malaysia Student Chapter) are going to be having several big programs. The ones that are up and coming in these few weeks before Ramadhan starts is:

1)Preconference 11th Annual Scientific Meeting 2009, Senai, Johor 10-12th July 2009
(organized by PPIM SC CUCMS & PPIM Johor Chapter)
http://preconference09.blogspot.com/

2)EPISMA (Ekspo Perubatan Islam Malaysia), Universiti Malaya, KL 31st July - 2 August 2009
http://episma09.psipum.org
(organized by PPIM rep of UM)

3)Perhimpunan Perdana PPIM SC, Pdg Rengas & Cameron Hghlands, Perak 7-10th August 2009
http://ppimscrcmp.blogspot.com
(organized by PPIM RCMP. Royal College of Medicine Perak & PPIM Perak)

For more info on these programs you can click on the given web links or contact me, Nadirah (niknadirah@gmail) or Skem (mohdtawfeq@hotmail)

I will try and post the tentative/ program posters on this blog as soon as I get them. For most of the programs, if there are enough people who are interested, it is usually possible to ask UIA for transportation and even some budget to help cover the fees for the programs (provided we apply for them with adequate notice beforehand).

These programs are at a national level and students from medical schools (IPTA & IPTS) all over Malaysia as well as students from IMAM UK/EIRE and other IMAM SC chapters from all over the world are invited as well. They are also a good opportunity for us as students to meet PPIM doctors most of whom are specialists/ big names in the Malaysia medical field.

More info on PPIM/ IMAM:
imamalaysia.org
secretariatppimsc.blogspot.com

Posted by
-Nadirah

Things You Wish You Knew Before Starting Clinical Year

An edited list written by a final year medical student from university somewhere in UK.

In related to our kuliyyah, some are true, some are being exaggerated, and some are totally bogus.

But, some are so true that the editor still considering to share. The original list of 100 things is being cut short so that almost non of it will be able to hurt or scared anyone.

Do read and enjoy...

1. You’ll study more than you ever have in your life.

2. Third year rotations will trouble the life out of you.

3. Your social life may suffer some.

4. Most of your time on rotations will be wasted. Thrown away. Down the drain.

5. You’ll work with at least one attending physician who you’ll sick out of.

6. You’ll work with at least three residents who you’ll sick out of.

7. You’ll ask a stranger about the quality of their stools.

8. You’ll ask post-op patients if they’ve farted within the last 24 hours.

9. At some point during your stay, a stranger’s bodily fluids will most likely come into contact with your exposed skin.

10. You’ll work 14 days straight without a single day off. Probably multiple times.

11. You’ll be sleep deprived.

12. There will be times on certain rotations where you won’t be allowed to eat.

13. You’ll wake up one day and ask yourself is this really what you want out of life.

14. You’ll probably change your specialty of choice at least 4 times.

15. You’ll spend a good deal of your time playing social worker.

16. You’ll learn that medical insurance reimbursement is a huge problem, particularly for primary care physicians.

17. Nurses will treat you badly, simply because you are a medical student.

18. There will be times when you’ll be ignored by your attending or resident.

19. You will develop a thick skin. If you fail to do this, you’ll cry often.

20. Public humiliation is very common place in medical training.

21. It’s always the medical student’s fault.

22. You’ll look forward to the weekend, not so you can relax and have a good time but so you can catch up on studying for the week.

23. Your house might go uncleaned for two weeks during an intensive exam block.

24. As a medical student on rotations, you don’t matter. In fact, you get in the way and impede productivity.

25. There’s a fair chance that you will be physically struck by a nurse, resident, or attending physician. This may include slapped on the hand or kicked on the shin in order to instruct you to “move” or “get out of the way.”

26. Any really bad procedures will be done by you. The residents don’t want to do them, and you’re the low man on the totem pole. This includes rectal examinations and digital disimpactions.

27. You’ll be competing against the best of the best, the cream of the crop. This isn’t college where half of your classmates are idiots. Everybody in medical school is smart.

28. Don’t think that you own the world because you just got accepted into medical school. That kind of attitude will humble you faster than anything else.

29. If you’re in it for the money, there are much better, more efficient ways to make a living. Medicine is not one of them.

30. Anatomy sucks. All of the bone names sound the same.

31. The competition doesn’t end after getting accepted to medical school. You’ll have to compete for class rank, awards, and residency. If you want to do a fellowship, you’ll have to compete for that too.

32. You’ll never look at weekends the same again.

33. Your fourth year in medical school will be like a vacation compared to the first three years. It’s a good thing too, because you’ll need one.

34. Rumors surrounding members of your class will spread faster than they did in high school.

35. You’ll meet a lot of cool people, many new friends, and maybe your husband or wife.

36. No matter how bad your medical school experience was at times, you’ll still be able to think about the good times.

37. Gunners (scorer) always sit in the front row. This rule never fails. However, not everyone who sits in the front row is a gunner.

38. Students who start medical school wanting to do primary care end up in dermatology. Those students who start medical school wanting to do dermatology end up in family medicine.

39. Telling local girls at the cafe that you’re a medical student doesn’t mean at all. They’ve been hearing that for years. Be more unique.

40. The money isn’t really that good in medicine. Not if you look at it in terms of hours worked.

41. Don’t wear your white coat into the gas station, or any other business that has nothing to do with you wearing a white coat. You look stupid, and people do make fun of you.

42. If you piss off anybody, he or she can make your life like hell.

43. Your family members will ask you for medical advice, even after your first week of first year.

44. Many of your friends will go onto great jobs and fantastic lifestyles. You’ll be faced with 4 more years of debt and then at least 3 years of residency before you’ll see any real earning potential.

45. It’s amazing how fast time flies on your days off. It’s equally amazing at how slow the days are on a rotation you hate.

46. You’ll learn to be scared of asking for time off.

47. Find new ways to study. The methods you used in college may or may not work. If something doesn’t work, adapt.

48. Hospitals smell bad.

49. The best time of your entire medical school career is between the times when you first get your acceptance letter and when you start meds school.

50. The residents and faculty in O&G will be some of the most malignant personalities you’ve ever come into contact with.

51. Medicine is better than being a janitor, but there were times when you’ll envy the people cleaning the hospital trash cans.

52. After the first two years are over, your summer breaks will no longer exist. Enjoy them as much as you can.

53. During the holiday before 3rd year medical school starts, do not attempt to study or read anything remotely related to medicine. Take this time to travel and do things for you.

54. You’ll party a lot during the first two years, but then that pretty much ends at the beginning of your clinical year.

يآيها الذين ءامنوا لم تقولون ما لا تفعلون. گبرمقتنا عند الله ان تقولوا ما لا تفعلون

assaf:2-3

'with great power comes great responsibility'

-spiderman's uncle

capitals [A] indicate higher rank(rank given by themselves in other words - perasan or others or just out of seniority in age or ilmu) than normals [a]

italics [A] indicate flow of thought or self speech that others wont hear

scenario 1

a = jom kite gi makan skali (referring to a mixed sex group)

B = perlu ke bnde tu. klu tk gi pon buleh idup ape...

C = weyh, klu derang buat ko tkyah la gi...tk senonoh je...

on another day or time or place

A = lepas ni kite gi makan skali jap ek (mixed once more) ...ade org nak blnje

B = ok.

c = eh bleh plak mkn skali ek?

A = tkpe...ni utk merapatkn ukhuwah..lgpon kami jage pergaulan antare kami

scenario 2

G= eh teruk tol la derang tu naik sekerate

b= tapi bkn naik sblh2 pon

G= tk sebelah2 pon klu dah sekreta tu paham2 jela. enclosed in a small space laki pompan(said while making a face and gestures of dislike and judgmental that cannot be expressed with words)

in a different state or place or time or academical calender

B= huhu...nak naik ngn budak laki...wheeeeee

e= hmmmm...ni naik laki pompan ni...ape crite?

B= ni kes mudarat ni...tkpe bkn kami buat ape pon dlm kreta...(makin an innocent face)

scenario 3

A= alamak, ade llki/pmpn jln kearah ak la (the one sayin this is of the opposite gender la), dahla ak tk brape kenal dia. same skali tk rapat. kene tunduk ni. tengok dinding aje la, tkpun tngok tar jalan

in another corridor, of building or campus

A= eh dia lalu sini gak ek(one from opposite gnder). heeee nk cakap ape ek kat dia...bg salam dh la~

scenario 4

b= weyh, ko tlg amik gmbo ak ngn dia ni jap (boy gurl pic)

K= hmmm sowi la....tkleh la amik gmbo laki pompan...

b= ouh,....klu ramai2...?

K=ok je kot..?

somewhere else, or near sumthng else

B=eh, tlg amik gmbo kami jap

i=hmm leh ke ni?...mcm tk ramai je dlm kmpulan ni...

B=ala, kami buat keje same, nak gmbo kenangan. kami kumpulan same je bukan ape2 pon

i=ok la.....(terpakse yg rela)

ade kaitan dgn yg hidup mahupon yg mati.

for the newly weds and also the brides to be...

Pre-Conference of 11th PPIM Annual Scientific Meeting

Folks,

Nadirah and I are representing PPIM Student Chapter in IIUM. PPIM has several big upcoming events. Open to all medical students. Just text us if you want to join or get involved. We will deal with the registration and transport. Thank you.
Regards,
Tawfeq 012- 297 33 44
Nik Nadirah 013- 968 00 62

For more details, visit http://preconference09.blogspot.com/