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Otago HSFY chat - archive

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Hopefully said:
Good luck for epi! :D

[OFFTOPIC]Oh, as an aside, us Aucklanders get to see this year's Med Revue this week. It's... HP-themed xD That's why I'd thought to mention that while we're on the subject :p[/OFFTOPIC]
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thank you hope! :D

[OFFTOPIC]its been awhile since we've seen you around! how's things?
OMG. my jealousy is truly endless! ><[/OFFTOPIC]
 
this is going to be hell to copy out....

but welcome to MSO [MENTION=15223]xXMedquickscOpesXx[/MENTION]!

She probably means femoral vein. :)
 
Hey, the great saphenous vein drains into the femoral vein. All HSFY students, on Blackboard, under HUBS, go to the discussion board, CV Lectures, 4th page, "the great saphenous veins" thread. Rachel Lissman is from the Anatomy department, she is sometimes in our labs. So yeah, I think they might have to consider awarding both answers correct, due to the ambiguous diagrams and the error in the textbook :)

"Hi

Well spotted - this is an error in the textbook. If you have a look at Lecture 4 (slide 3), and Table 18.7 (p.641), the saphenous veins drain into the femoral vein initially, then drain into the external iliac vein.

Regards
Rachel - Anatomy TF"
 
Scotty1 said:
Hey, the great saphenous vein drains into the femoral vein. All HSFY students, on Blackboard, under HUBS, go to the discussion board, CV Lectures, 4th page, "the great saphenous veins" thread. Rachel Lissman is from the Anatomy department, she is sometimes in our labs. So yeah, I think they might have to consider awarding both answers correct, due to the ambiguous diagrams and the error in the textbook :)

"Hi

Well spotted - this is an error in the textbook. If you have a look at Lecture 4 (slide 3), and Table 18.7 (p.641), the saphenous veins drain into the femoral vein initially, then drain into the external iliac vein.

Regards
Rachel - Anatomy TF"
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I hope they do consider both answers, that would be great. :D I'm not going to get my hopes up though. :(
 
Wongtong said:
I hope they do consider both answers, that would be great. :D I'm not going to get my hopes up though. :(
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It would be kind of lame if they didn't considering they expect us to know the answer based on that specific picture..
 
I'm also pretty sure the picture they showed in the lecture slide of the great saphenous vein supported that it drained into the external iliac. Lets hope that it all goes well.
 
Hi, hope everyone feels good after having heal done :) Does anyone who's done bsns104 before have any past exams/midterm tests they'd be willing to share?
 
I'm considering all options and one is applying for Radiation Therapy at the Otago Campus in Wellington. If successful, acceptance must be done by end of November. Does anyone know, is an application for Radiation Therapy likely to have a negative impact on ones application for Med/Dent? and, if one was accepted for RT and accepted the offer at end of November, would that wipe out the Med/Dent application or are they totally separate meaning one might still receive an offer for Med/Dent?....and if I did, could I then accept the Med/Dent offer and withdraw from RT?

A long winded question I know, but you'll know what i mean.....the dates don't all tie in

Thanks
 
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