Hassam Tariq

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@AsifAliTahir8 Electronic engineering to krli mgr common sense na ayi ap mein huzoor Whii 4 lines facebook se utha k hr jagah type kr detey hain "Qasai doctor, pesa bnaney wala doctor" Bhai apka ghar pesey pe chlta ya solar energy pe

@SamD3L1RI0US ary bhai doctors phly e bht khaal khech k kha rahy awam ki. phly kon sa kam hain doctors. na ghareeb dakhty na koi majbor. bas paisy kamany ki pari hui. bhar ma jaye ab ye bhi

Awam ko doctors k khilaf kr kr k they'll finally privatized all the gvt hospitals, people will cope with it because they alr hate doctors, phir jb opd slip 50 k bjaey 200, parking tickets, hr surgery hr consultation ki alag fees den ge tb inhei ehsas hoga how valuable doctors are

@godzela_oo7 @Messy_meeeee Dnda nahi tezab ya pistol le k bethna prna. Hospital ko ilaaj k bjaey jang ka medan bna dena chahiey jidr zindagi bchaney k bjaey ura di ya jala di jaey.

@Messy_meeeee @SamD3L1RI0US Ap bhi danda le kar bait Jai k koi sawal na Karen ... Sawal karne par hi apko Mirchi lag jaty ha..

@godzela_oo7 Ap sarkari hospital ka chakkar lgaen, mei khud apko tour dun ga, jidr mismanagement nzr aye dikha dena, jitni subpar facilities mei kaam krna prta hai wo bhi dikh jaey ga apko. 24 ghenty ki ER mei 200 bnda manage hota dekhein ge tb aqal apni apko

@SamD3L1RI0US Ye doctors ilaj tu sai Karen gy na .jab Inke jaib bare g..wese bhi everyone knows sarkari hospitals me kese ilaj hota ha..

@usmankamboh315 Exactly my point

@SamD3L1RI0US کبھی اس جاہل عوام کو کسی پرائیویٹ ہسپتال میں دیکھیں ، اپنی باری کے لئے ایک گھنٹہ انتظار کرتے ہیں اور پھر یہی عوام سرکاری اداروں میں آ کے جنگلی بن جاتے ہیں۔ ۔

@IbrahimRPM Jb pese de k doctor tk access miley gi tb bhtttt tameez sukoon sharafat se checkup kraen ge sb

@SamD3L1RI0US But then ppl won't fight with Drs over petty issues

Why do I feel that this whole camera trend and social media outrage against doctors is being carefully amplified to justify the privatization of government hospitals? I sincerely hope I’m wrong, but the pattern feels concerning.

Suthra Punjab employees who wash roads and streets have a pay of 40k and then people have a problem when Drs highlight their issues on Social Media.

Appreciation for this Guy, Dr Salman Kazmi. He's alone, working & striving so hard to Stop Private Mafia from Exploitation of Young Drs( by making them work unpaid) . He's fighting for Stipend of all Drs❤. Full support for him.. A Gem in the era of Selfish Senior Drs..

@DrMShujat @DrNajeeb Following you on Instagram for a while now, your reel based short videos on topics have had a tremendous impact in the act of learning medicine. Jazak Allah and keep posting!

Being called more loved than Dr. Najeeb as a medical creator in Pakistan is something I don’t even know how to respond to. I have immense respect for him, he has shaped the lives of countless doctors, and I’m nowhere near him. I love u Sir @DrNajeeb 🫶 All I can say is thank you for the love and support. It truly means a lot that you people place me in such a position within the medical community. #MedTwitter

@oyebajwey What happened

The dr in video checked the motor response of the patient in GCS assessment. Female attendant was standing by and the patient localized the pain by responding to pain stimulus ( grabbed hand and pushed away). It's just enraging and embarrassing what this nation has come to.

This Eidulazha I am not making a water cooler sacrifice. Instead I have installed a goat outside of my house in Lahore for the same price.

@listerinechapel A web that leaves out all non medical interests behind

@SamD3L1RI0US that is not true. medicine teaching is inherently wandering in nature. one thing leads to another, leads to another, leads to yet another. it is linear only if you simplify it. otherwise, in reality, all of it is a huge interconnected web

A wandering mind has no place in MBBS. The system redesigns you in a way to obey and choose only from a given set of rules. Slowly you lose the exploratory nature which your parents deemed genius enough to pursue this field. Art and creativity dies here.

@lalitpurian To each his own ig

@SamD3L1RI0US Only lame ass ppl w no individuation succumb to that sry

@noorakram Not even talents, the joy of reading novels, playing video games, binging 11 seasons k tv shows, engaging in sports till the sun goes down, feels like ab stamina hi ni rha for any of this.

@SamD3L1RI0US Agree. Some are able to retain their talents, not all though. V few are lucky

@Pert_Boo Sir k samney case present krty huey naam bol dia aik dost ne, sir ne 25 bndon samney usey zaleel krdia k naam ka achaar dalna mei ne?

How to present a case? "Local" vs "International" Rules ~ A thread (for comparison) Local/Undergraduate: "A Young man, who is healthy built and well nourished, lying comfortably in the bed, fully conscious, well oriented in person, space and time, fully cooperative throughout the examination, with attached cannula 22G at left arm and with the cardiac monitor placed beside the bed with the vitals..."...And that's Bullsh*t! Your presentation should sound like a doctor discussing a patient, NOT a student reciting a list of irrelevant examination steps only A better way (Internationally accepted) can be: "Miss Roberts is a young lady with focal, left sided cerebellar signs as evidenced by hypotonia and past pointing in the left arm. I also noted..." HERE'S THE BREAKDOWN: · Opening sentence should immediately state diagnosis/differential/localization/syndrome · Start with patient’s name/title, NOT “he/she/the patient.” If forgot, use “This lady/gentleman” · Do not start with irrelevant appearance statements. · First sentence must show interpretation, NOT just findings. · Mention key positive findings first. · Mention only diagnostically important negative findings. · Group findings logically by syndrome/system. · Support your diagnosis with 2–3 strongest signs. · Use phrases like “consistent with,” “suggestive of,” “evidence of.” · Avoid listing findings in examination order mechanically. · Mention severity if identifiable clinically. · Mention complications if present. · Tailor differentials to patient demographics and findings. · Give short prioritized differentials only. · Continuously interpret findings while presenting. · Sound concise, confident, and consultant-like. · Avoid uncertainty fillers (“maybe,” “possibly,” “sort of”). · Do not mention omissions or forgotten steps. · Finish with further examination/investigations if appropriate. · Aim to “interpret findings,” not “narrate examination.” Follow for more 📚🖋️ Dr. M. Fahad Khaliq MBBS (Gold Medalist)(PMC '23) MRCP (UK)-II, Dip. Card (UK) Dip. Diab (UK), B. Sc., RMP

@imranologyy Sarey mulki halaat, awaam k halaat, abroad k halaat, in sb mei agar aik bndey k guarenteed L lgney hain kahein na kahein to wo dr hi hai

@SamD3L1RI0US Sounds more like PMA long course Mbbs isn't that bad of a deal, there are countless ways to express your creativity & talent. And nobody asks you to obey a set of rules or stuff like that

Recent fuel hikes havent been applied to adjust the fares on indrive. Entitlement goes crazy when you know the ride should cost more but it doesnt, and still you ask to pay the fare that wont even cover the distance crossed. Literal braindead awaam

Some common CT Scan indications in Pakistan ER : 1 - Doctor (Street Quack ) ne kaha hai karao. 2 - Mamu ky cousin ne kaha hai karana chahye. 3 - Bohat dur se aya hun karwana hai. 4 - Mehrbani karen karwana hai. 5 - Hamari tasali ky lye karana hai.