Role of gown and gloves in ICU
Author: Sulabh Kumar Shrestha, KISTMCTH Abstract: It is hypothesized that, use of gowns and gloves in ICU have following roles. Here, we present various studies from […]
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Myths vs Medicine – 5 shocking medical conditions
Myths that have persisted in our society due to superstition and lack of information and knowledge. 1. Myth of Frog Baby- explanation :Anencephaly A baby […]
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Defensive Medicine: Health protocol of tomorrow?
“I will prescribe regimen for the good of my patients according to my ability and my judgment and never do harm to anyone”- Hippocrates . […]
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MBBS Internship : Planning will make you distinct
After Years of Hardship, after the claimed most difficult examination, after years of being worms of book, the entry into the rotatory internship releases the […]
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Towards Aequanimitas: Why we still need Osler’s principles in 2015
On May 1, 1889, Sir William Osler delivered the Valedictory Address at the University of Pennsylvania, and spoke the watchword, which has become a landmark […]
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Is ethics only for doctors – medical negligence or negligent journalism ?
According to Kovach and Rosenstiel (authors of The Elements of Journalism), “discipline of verification” is the essence of journalism to reproduce truth. Thomas E. Patterson […]
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10 times Teachers couldn’t Stop laughing
10 Real times, Student made their teachers crazy. These are collection of real incidents in Medical schools. 1. The Four Headed Muscle- Which muscle has […]
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7 Common Mistakes People Make When Applying for Social Security Disability Benefits
Hopefully you never have a serious medical problem that would prevent you from working. But if you do, you should seriously consider applying for Social […]
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Am I lying to the patient?
Few days back, me and my friend (currently doing residency at US), were discussing the differences in medical practice between Nepal and USA. I have […]
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