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UNOFFICIAL GUIDE<br />

will report with a brief synopsis <strong>of</strong> his or her findings. All the information will<br />

then be compiled and considered resulting in a mutually agreed upon diagnosis.<br />

Finally, as a group you will write and submit your differential diagnoses list along<br />

with the trail <strong>of</strong> thought that brought you <strong>to</strong> this conclusion. Do not worry<br />

about PBLs. If you show up and contribute, you will be more than fine.<br />

Although ours tended <strong>to</strong> come at inopportune times, they were a change <strong>of</strong> pace<br />

and something different from the normal routine. PBLs are not super popular<br />

with home schoolers, as attendance is manda<strong>to</strong>ry. Also, be respectful <strong>of</strong> your<br />

peers. Don’t bully your way around PBL’s and force your opinion on the group.<br />

Just because you saw a Discovery Channel special on necrotizing fasciitis, it<br />

doesn’t mean your 8 year old simulated patient has it <strong>to</strong>o. Believe me, you are<br />

not Dr. Gregory House (yet). Your ability <strong>to</strong> work as a cohesive unit is as<br />

important as you getting the right diagnosis. Cooperate, share your opinion<br />

politely, and listen <strong>to</strong> others’ opinions similarly.<br />

CLINICAL CORRELATIONS:<br />

<strong>The</strong>re will be about eight clinical correlations throughout the semester. In some<br />

courses clinical correlation questions will show up on exams, but this has been<br />

infrequent in Ana<strong>to</strong>my. For the most part these sessions prove <strong>to</strong> be quite<br />

interesting, and at least serve as a nice break from the mono<strong>to</strong>ny <strong>of</strong> lecture. <strong>The</strong><br />

only thing about clinical correlations is that you have <strong>to</strong> wear your white coat<br />

and look presentable. Most <strong>of</strong> these events involve patients coming in and<br />

talking about their disease or star physicians in their field. <strong>The</strong>y expect <strong>to</strong> see<br />

future doc<strong>to</strong>rs and the last thing they need <strong>to</strong> see is a bunch <strong>of</strong> scrappy bums<br />

who looked like they just rolled out <strong>of</strong> bed and in<strong>to</strong> class (which is usually what<br />

happens normally). Who knows, they might even give you a little direction in<br />

what sort <strong>of</strong> doc<strong>to</strong>r you might want <strong>to</strong> be.<br />

Let’s ask the Class <strong>of</strong> 2011...<br />

Where do you prefer <strong>to</strong> study?<br />

5. Books<strong>to</strong>re/ C<strong>of</strong>fee Shop<br />

4. Home<br />

3. Student Union<br />

2. Module<br />

1. Library<br />

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