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  • Last Update: February 8, 2008
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    vaishali → Residency Vacancy and Swap: 8/19/08 The Gastrointestinal Surgery Center, Missouri Center for Advanced Techniques in Surgery (MOCATS) at the University of Missouri – Columbia will offer a one year paid research fellowship in experimental (bench, animal laboratory) and clinical IRB ...  more8/19/08 The Gastrointestinal Surgery Center, Missouri Center for Advanced Techniques in Surgery (MOCATS) at the University of Missouri – Columbia will offer a one year paid research fellowship in experimental (bench, animal laboratory) and clinical IRB research in Natural Orifice Translumenal Endoscopic Surgery (NOTES). Fellows will be able to work with senior faculty on animal models (acute and survival) and actively participate in clinical trials. The area of research extends from endoluminal therapeutic endoscopy to transgastric, transvaginal, and transcolonic procedures. They will also learn how to write grant proposals and to successfully complete IRB and ACUC protocols. The aim is for the fellow to present several original studies at national meetings and publish in high impact journals. Upon completion, the graduating fellow will be able to establish a functional NOTES laboratory. The position will start as soon as October 2008 and includes health insurance. The successful candidate will have experience...    less
    • September 3, 2008
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    vaishali → Residency Vacancy and Swap: Date: Aug. 20, 2008

    Program: Pathology
    Program year: PGY2
    Start date: July 1, 2009
    Institution: Johns Hopkins Hospital
    City and State: Baltimore, MD 21205
    Contact name: Aaron Tobian or Jonathan Cuda
    Contact address: Pathology 401...  more    Date: Aug. 20, 2008

    Program: Pathology
    Program year: PGY2
    Start date: July 1, 2009
    Institution: Johns Hopkins Hospital
    City and State: Baltimore, MD 21205
    Contact name: Aaron Tobian or Jonathan Cuda
    Contact address: Pathology 401, 600 N. Wolfe St., Baltimore, MD 21287
    Contact email: [email protected] or [email protected]
    Contact phone: (410) 955-3980
    Deadline: December 1, 2008

    Prerequisites:

    Minimum of one year of pathology residency training in a U.S. setting.
    Strong commitment to Pathology
    Comments: We have an unexpected opening in our residency due to a resident needing to relocate states to be with her family. Please submit CV, personal statement, Dean’s letter, USMLE transcripts, medical school transcript and three letters of recommendation.

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    • September 1, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Disease Antakshri: Sinusitis - inflammation of the sinuses
    • February 23, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → USMLE: Regarding the time that takes for preparing for the USMLE steps, I think it depends on the person. As far as I know people here prepare for a period of 4 to 6 months for each step to really get good score. Acually what happens is that you schedule the exa...  moreRegarding the time that takes for preparing for the USMLE steps, I think it depends on the person. As far as I know people here prepare for a period of 4 to 6 months for each step to really get good score. Acually what happens is that you schedule the exam date, hoping to finish in 4 months but at the end of the time you feel you are not yet ready and so you will postpone it. So you can have a rough idea of 4-6 months but take as long as you need. Afterall no one asks how long you prepared but HOW MUCH YOU SCORED!!!!!  less
    • February 23, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Philippe Pinel - Father of Psychiatry: Well I thought Sigmund Freud is the father of Psychiatry. Never heard of Philippe Pinel
    • February 19, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Cardiopulmonary Resusitation - Knowledge Game: “ CPR fi rst” (provide about 5 cycles or
    2 minutes of CPR before activating
    the emergency response number) for
    unresponsive infants and children
    (except infants and children with sudden,
    witnessed collapse) and for all victims
    of lik...  more    “ CPR fi rst” (provide about 5 cycles or
    2 minutes of CPR before activating
    the emergency response number) for
    unresponsive infants and children
    (except infants and children with sudden,
    witnessed collapse) and for all victims
    of likely hypoxic (asphyxial) arrest (eg,
    drowning, injury, drug overdose).  
    • February 19, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Cardiopulmonary Resusitation - Knowledge Game: For adults and children, out of hospital sudden collapse, the order 1) Call for help, phone 2) Get the AED -automated external defibrillator 3) Start the CPR
    • February 19, 2008
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    vaishali → ECG - Knowledge Game: Normal PR interval is 120-200ms. If the PR interval is greater than 200ms, it indicates first degree heart block. A short PR interval is seen in wolfe parkinson white disease. Varying PR interval is also sign of heart block
    • February 19, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Ketonuria - Knowledge Game: Acetoacetate and beta-hydroxyl butyrate are the most common ketone bodies
    • February 19, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Acute Renal Failure - Knowledge Game: Oliguria/Anuria is one of the most common feature, although non-oliguric ARF do occur
    • February 8, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Acute Renal Failure - Knowledge Game: ARF may be due to pre-renal, renal or post-renal causes
    • February 8, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Acute Asthma - Knowledge Game: Oxygen, Salbutamol nebulisation, systemic steriods for acute asthma
    • February 8, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Acute Stroke - Knowledge Game: investigate for the underlying etiology of the thrombus in case of ischemic stroke
    • February 8, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Acute Myocardial Infarction - Knowledge Game: A single ECG may not be adequate, so obtain a serial 12 lead ECG or monitor ST segment continuously using computer
    • February 8, 2008
  • vaishali
    vaishali → Acute Myocardial Infarction - Knowledge Game: Cardiac enzymes Troponin-T and CK-MB are elevated
    • February 8, 2008
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  • Full Name Vaishali Sharma
  • Gender Female
  • Home Town Delhi

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  • City Mumbai
  • Country India

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  • Degree MBBS
  • Country India
  • Medical School Grant Medical College
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