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So here's a weird one...
In last week's battle, the group found a Mage's Eyeball, a Relic that gives the bearer +8 to resist opposed Powers. The catch is that it only works when installed in an empty eye socket.
The dilemma: every PC still have all their...
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Remember, it wasn't the....
(So +4 damage for cranial surgery.) This can be Soaked normally (I should think; is Soaking inside.
The question: how would you handle the surgery? What rules location.
With Skill: Healing d8 and the Healer Edge.
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Hi, quick question:
Are travel orders allowed to be issued to a member who is receiving elective (PRK eye) surgery? Command approves, YN is unsure. Any advice one way or the other would be great.
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I didnt....
Case in Point, I had shoulder surgery to repair my Labrum.
A military doctor told me once that all surgery is basically elective.
As the Coast Guard is authorizing the surgery it is technically not elective.
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Hey all,
I am a 3rd year med student and my school scheduled me for elective time before my cores. My school offers a surgical path and a forensic path elective that doesn't require any previous rotation experience. As someone who is probably NOT going...
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My school offers....
With either elective, but if you have to pick one, surg path is gonna give you more useful knowledge of the work.
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Hello! I know that I'm probably going to get a lot of heat for this...but I am about 90% sure that I am going to go with an elective c-section. I have talked to my OB and she is comfortable with my decision. Has anyone had an elective c-section? What ...
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My anything, plus I had to have 2 blood....
An obstetricalMay I ask what are your reasons for going with an elective C/S? This is just out of curiosity.
Personally not comfortable with the idea of having elective major abdominal surgery.
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Edited because the term 'too posh to push' is insulting. Problem is that is the term that I find offensive too. I am considering an elective c-section and have been branded this by people who have had VBs. Before you flame me, I am not criticising elective...
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For your information I am not against elective c-sections elective C-Sections....
Your arrogance is extraordinary.
Because more high risk people use OBs and therefore end up in private hospitals .
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Are any of you ladies having an elective c-section? After the terrible overnight I had on Thursday in L&D, I am now thinking that I may want to go this route. For those ladies having a c-section, do most of you have a medical reason for doing so or is...
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In fact, I just found out yesterday I would to have surgery for in December and while I was healing, my OB was waiting for the surgeon to decide if I could try for vaginal or ....
And I don't want to have a major surgery, if I can avoid it.
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Easy elective at JPH
Hi all,
I'm looking for an easy (once or twice a week) elective at JPH (studying for CK).
Aside from FM elective and Vascular and cardio-thoracic surgery electives,
does anyone know any other?
I've heard there is ER that is once a...
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Are any of you ladies having an elective c-section? After the terrible overnight I had on Thursday in L&D, I am now thinking that I may want to go this route. For those ladies having a c-section, do most of you have a medical reason for doing so or is...
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I wouldn't elect to get one unless medically necessary they are pretty against elective....
Remember, a c-section is major abdominal surgery and will require a longer recovery time and includes additional risks of infection.
Want to go.
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I gave birth to my daughter via elective C-Section a while ago. I scheduled it, did it, and I don't regret it.
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I was too scared.
Quoting Anonymous:
I was a first time mom.
surgery?
Awesome logic! Have a cookie.
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Hi all,
I'm looking for an easy (once or twice a week) elective at JPH (studying for CK).
Aside from FM elective and Vascular and cardio-thoracic surgery electives,
does anyone know any other?
I've heard there is ER that is once a weeks in another hospital...
Started by islander 98 on
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by 1 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at valuemd):
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