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hey guys welcome back to the channel if
you're new here I'm Sebastian a medical
student from Australia and today I've
got a really packed day of class so
hopefully it will be a very productive
day and I'm filming this little clip in
a weird spot because I couldn't find a
good lighting place inside but right now
I'm trying to catch my bus it's about to
come and first things first is a TBL a
team-based learning class so I'm gonna
make my way there and I'll explain it to
you more when we get there
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I've just arrived on campus and the TBL
will run for two and a half hours they
stand for team-based learning and we're
put in two teams of five which will be
the same for the entire year we go
through a case study with a specific
theme today's theme was stroke and we
talked through the patient's initial
presentation the basic science and
pathology behind their presentation and
then we brought up towards
interpretation of the clinical findings
and investigations we normally finish
off by drawing a mind map putting
concepts together to aid without
learning but this time we ran over time
at home we didn't get to finish it so
here's a picture of what it usually
looks like and after a few hours
discussing cranial blood supply and the
pathology and management behind lateral
medullary syndrome my friends and I head
to lunch
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alright guys we've just got to the
corner which is like a postgraduate
study area so it's pretty quiet first
week back to you and there's a lot of
undergrad kids here so it's really busy
compared to what we're used to but we
just finished going through one of the
TBLs and we were learning about stroke
so there's pretty easy one to to work
out usually they give us a bunch of
different differentials that were trying
to figure out what the pathology is but
in this case it was quite obviously a
stroke you wouldn't really have many
other symptoms that would seem relevant
right now it's about midday and we just
finished having lunch so probably gonna
do a bit of study we've got a Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander health
seminar at 1:30 which is quite long it's
four hours and so my friend Parris over
here just eating a Tim Tam
so I'm gonna quickly get some study done
and then make my way to soon though
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every time I walk in now I can a telling
me to do a coffee races
now please sponsor me
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your sunflower I think you'll ever be
too much house copy but it is responsive
yet it is uh definitely deserved
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no indigenous health seminar finishes at
5:30 and after chatting with a few
people outside I catch it with my friend
Declan and we find a cozy study booth to
do some revision we briefly chat about
the seminar which covered a whole heap
of content the lecturer discuss issues
facing digitus communities and helps
improve our cultural understanding so
that we can be better communicators and
that we can better understand Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander patients and
he also showed us ways that we can reach
out to indigenous organizations within
our local health districts after that we
both decide to work on an assignment
about our research project which is you
soon and we start brainstorming ethical
issues relevant to our specific projects
we find that there's a lot more ethical
issues than we originally thought and we
start to read through the National
statement on ethical conduct and human
research to get more versed on the topic
after feeling a little bit more
comfortable about the assignment we
develop a good skeleton for the report
something that we'll be able to flesh
out a little later Declan heads home and
I decided to stay back a little bit
longer to revise over our TBL on stroke
from this morning I revised the
different types of strokes thrombotic
embolic and hypoxic and the histological
features associated with a
cerebrovascular in fact because I ended
up getting a question wrong about it
earlier I'm using the USMLE textbook to
revise even though it's mainly used for
medical students sitting in medical
licensing exam in America I find it a
good concise overview of most topics it
almost feels like you're reading through
your friends compiled notes with extra
pretty little pictures it's a good tool
for going through those need to know or
high yield concepts high yield such a
buzzword for us medical students I
scroll down all these important points
on my iPad using the app notability next
week we'll be learning about the
pathogenesis and causes of the headaches
as well as the clinical presentation of
meningitis so I decided to have a quick
read through the different types of
headaches there's way more to it than I
originally thought
and I tried sticking the mnemonic pound
into my brain which helps distinguish
migraine from other headaches
in short the mnemonic helps you to
remember the clinical symptoms of
migraine
a migraine is pulsatile it lasts four
hours usually four to 72 hours it's
unilateral nauseating and disabling hi
watch a few more YouTube videos covering
these topics and I noticed that the Sun
is starting to set as it nears towards
7:00 p.m. my brain feels pretty fried at
this point so I decide that it's a good
time to pack up my things and head out
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so we just finished the setting session
and I'm with my friends now and we are
off to down
today's been a really good day that's
inappropriate on this
yes I know Chella talk dog
yo but I don't mean I take the last time
next year cuz money just money not
suspending all y'all
see we shot a do Alicia that's my bad
yeah yeah but if I wrote you a love song
would you sing it if I need to bail out
of jail would you bring in for when the
world
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I guess what I'm saying is I
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yeah so I'm back home and it is
extremely late it is about midnight and
I am absolutely knackered if you can't
tell by my eyes but I really enjoyed
today it was a good mix of productivity
and hanging out with my friends so I
really enjoyed that and if you guys
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sharp
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