Med School Uncensored
The Insider's Guide to Surviving Admissions, Exams, Residency, and Sleepless Nights in the Call Room
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Med School Uncensored
The Insider's Guide to Surviving Admissions, Exams, Residency, and Sleepless Nights in the Call Room
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An entertaining insider's guide to the good, the bad, and the ugly of med school--with everything pre-med and med students need to know, from day one, to maximize opportunities and avoid mistakes. Cardiothoracic anesthesiologist and recent med school grad Dr. Richard Beddingfield serves as an unofficial older brother for pre-med and incoming med students--dishing on all the stuff he would've wanted to know from the beginning in order to make the most of med school's opportunities, while staying sane through the gauntlets of applying to and succeeding at med school, residency, fellowship, and…mehr
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- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Clarkson Potter/Ten Speed
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 206mm x 137mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780399579707
- ISBN-10: 0399579702
- Artikelnr.: 46957672
- Verlag: Clarkson Potter/Ten Speed
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 206mm x 137mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780399579707
- ISBN-10: 0399579702
- Artikelnr.: 46957672
Introduction: Interview with a Pre-Med 1
PART I. THE PREMEDICAL YEARS
1. Why Go to Med School?: Time for Some Soul Searching 6
2. Getting Into Med School: Easier Said Than Done 19
3. Med School Flavors: M.D., D.O., and Caribbean 38
4. Accepted: “It Costs How Much to Become a Doctor?” 49
PART II. MEDICAL SCHOOL
5. Starting Med School: First Day of Summer Camp! 60
6. Relationship Advice: Med School Years 66
7. Stereotypes and Specialties: Jocks, Nine-to-Fivers, Geniuses, and
Do-Gooders 73
8. Gross Anatomy: Coffee and Formaldehyde 80
9. Preclinical Years: Drinking from a Fire Hydrant 84
10. Last Summer of Your Life: Research, Missions, Travel, or Booze? 91
11. USMLE Step 1: Choose Your Career! 98
12. Short White Coat: Now You’re a Real Doctor (Almost) 110
13. Dual-Degree Programs: Outlets for Overachievers 118
14. Medicine Wards: Rounding, Admissions, and Discharge Summaries 122
15. Surgery and the OR: Life as a Sleepless Human Retractor 131
16. USMLE Step 2 CK: “But I Really Want to Be a Dermatologist!” 138
17. USMLE Step 2 CS: “It Costs How Much to Prove I Speak English?” 142
18. Applying to Residency: Black Friday for the Airline Industry 146
19. Match Day: Beginning of the End 155
20. Graduation: Now You’re Really a Doctor (Almost) 158
PART III. RESIDENCY AND FELLOWSHIP
21. Tricky Terminology: The Confusing Language of Residency 162
22. Starting Intern Year: Shit Just Got Real 168
23. USMLE Step 3: Nobody Cares—Really 174
24. Starting Residency: “Now This Is Really What I Want to Do! Sort of . .
.” 176
25. Relationship Advice: Residency and Beyond 186
26. Sleep and Hobbies: Apparently Not Required for Life 191
27. Jolly Good Fellows: “Yes, Ma’am; May I Have Another?” 198
PART IV. MEDICAL PRACTICE
28. Get a Job: Light at the End of the Tunnel 206
29. Doctor Beware: Scams, Shams, and Shady Groups 226
30. Specialty Boards: “It Costs How Much to Prove I Know Stuff?” 233
31. Starting Your First Real Job: “Where’s My Attending?” 237
32. Your First Attending Paycheck: “What Do I Do with This?” 242
33. Continuing Medical Education: “It Costs How Much to Prove I Still Know
Stuff?” 250
34. When Things Go Wrong: Guilt, Sleepless Nights, and Malpractice
Attorneys 254
35. Occupational Hazard: Dealing with Death on a Daily Basis 262
Epilogue: Many Grains of Salt 269
Introduction: Interview with a Pre-Med 1
PART I. THE PREMEDICAL YEARS
1. Why Go to Med School?: Time for Some Soul Searching 6
2. Getting Into Med School: Easier Said Than Done 19
3. Med School Flavors: M.D., D.O., and Caribbean 38
4. Accepted: “It Costs How Much to Become a Doctor?” 49
PART II. MEDICAL SCHOOL
5. Starting Med School: First Day of Summer Camp! 60
6. Relationship Advice: Med School Years 66
7. Stereotypes and Specialties: Jocks, Nine-to-Fivers, Geniuses, and
Do-Gooders 73
8. Gross Anatomy: Coffee and Formaldehyde 80
9. Preclinical Years: Drinking from a Fire Hydrant 84
10. Last Summer of Your Life: Research, Missions, Travel, or Booze? 91
11. USMLE Step 1: Choose Your Career! 98
12. Short White Coat: Now You’re a Real Doctor (Almost) 110
13. Dual-Degree Programs: Outlets for Overachievers 118
14. Medicine Wards: Rounding, Admissions, and Discharge Summaries 122
15. Surgery and the OR: Life as a Sleepless Human Retractor 131
16. USMLE Step 2 CK: “But I Really Want to Be a Dermatologist!” 138
17. USMLE Step 2 CS: “It Costs How Much to Prove I Speak English?” 142
18. Applying to Residency: Black Friday for the Airline Industry 146
19. Match Day: Beginning of the End 155
20. Graduation: Now You’re Really a Doctor (Almost) 158
PART III. RESIDENCY AND FELLOWSHIP
21. Tricky Terminology: The Confusing Language of Residency 162
22. Starting Intern Year: Shit Just Got Real 168
23. USMLE Step 3: Nobody Cares—Really 174
24. Starting Residency: “Now This Is Really What I Want to Do! Sort of . .
.” 176
25. Relationship Advice: Residency and Beyond 186
26. Sleep and Hobbies: Apparently Not Required for Life 191
27. Jolly Good Fellows: “Yes, Ma’am; May I Have Another?” 198
PART IV. MEDICAL PRACTICE
28. Get a Job: Light at the End of the Tunnel 206
29. Doctor Beware: Scams, Shams, and Shady Groups 226
30. Specialty Boards: “It Costs How Much to Prove I Know Stuff?” 233
31. Starting Your First Real Job: “Where’s My Attending?” 237
32. Your First Attending Paycheck: “What Do I Do with This?” 242
33. Continuing Medical Education: “It Costs How Much to Prove I Still Know
Stuff?” 250
34. When Things Go Wrong: Guilt, Sleepless Nights, and Malpractice
Attorneys 254
35. Occupational Hazard: Dealing with Death on a Daily Basis 262
Epilogue: Many Grains of Salt 269