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10. On a more personal level, it's a specialty where competence is visible immediately. Either the patient is stable or they're not. Either you can do the block, or you cannot. No hiding behind a chart for months. That kind of honesty about your own skill level is rare in medicine, and it sharpens you fast. Also makes it easier for your skill to be appreciated.

6. You work with everybody. Surgeons, obstetricians, ICU, emergency medicine, pain clinics. You end up understanding how the whole hospital actually runs, not just your corner of it. Helps build a form of system-level thinking / leadership.

-10 reasons to do Anaesthesia- 1. You're in the room when it matters most. Surgery, trauma, obstetrics, ICU, resus. You ARE the crisis management team. The OG. The last mile.

here are 10 reasons to do anaethesia

So some of you are working today? 🫵🏾🤣🤣 I’ve eaten breakfast,bought lunch and want to apply a face sheet mask and sleep And you?

There is a yahoo boy that always buys foodstuff from me. Two weeks ago, he approached me that he needed foodstuff worth 50k that when his client pays, he would pay my money. I told him I don’t do my business that way but he pleaded and I agreed on a condition that he would give me something worth 50k as collateral in case he didn’t pay. He brought a brand new designer half shoes he just bought and I collected it. I knew I could easily market it and get my money back. It’s more than a week and he hasn’t paid and I haven’t seen him around. I have shown the half shoes to 2 guys, they liked it already and they were ready to buy it 60k🤣🤣🤣🤣 If I don’t see him today, I will just sell the shoes. I have told him to use his time for meaningful things but he wouldn’t hear. Once they go broke like this, they can sell anything YAHOO NO BE WORK.

@Madihealth2026 Excellent sir💯👏

👉Ceftriaxone Ceftriaxone is highly protein-bound and can displace bilirubin from albumin-binding sites, increasing the level of unbound bilirubin. In neonates—especially premature or jaundiced infants—this raises the risk of bilirubin crossing the blood-brain barrier, leading to kernicterus (bilirubin encephalopathy).

Which cephalosporin can increase the risk of kernicterus in jaundiced neonates? 🤔

@OlajimmySamuel Truly there's money in the streets, asides from thinking outside the box, common businesses still thrive in this economy too

After what happened to me in 2020 with the MBA palaver, I chose one of these as my side hustle alongside my current job. 5 side hustles that can put cash in your hands regularly, not stories, not hope. 1. Retail Arbitrage (Buy Cheap, Sell Fast). This is the oldest daily-income system, but people ignore it because it's not sexy anymore. You buy fast-moving items where they're cheap and sell where demand is hot. Food items, phone accessories, household supplies, kids items. No long waiting. No branding stress. You sell today, you earn today. Daily cash flow. 2. Service-Based Hustles (Sell Skill, Get Paid Same Day) Haircuts, barbing, makeup, laundry, repairs, cleaning, installations. People pay immediately because the value is immediate. You don't need a website. You don't need followers. You need competence and consistency. This is how many people are quietly surviving this current inflation. 3. POS / Cash-Based Agent Services Whether it's withdrawals, transfers, bill payments, or airtime. Margins are small, but volume makes it powerful. It's boring. It's repetitive. It works. 4. Food & Consumables Business People don't negotiate hunger. Cooked food, snacks, drinks, frozen food, packaged items. You sell, money enters your pocket immediately. This is why food businesses survive any form of recession. 5. Digital Services With Fast Turnaround. Writing captions, designing flyers, running ads, editing short videos, managing pages. Clients pay per task or weekly retainers. Once you are good, referrals multiply fast. You don't need all five. But if you're serious, you must have at least one.

@OlajimmySamuel The rat race of life.....

@SirD___ Most people never get there because they're too busy chasing what they think they need.

Honestly, one of the most overlooked luxuries in life is simply having the time to think, read, explore, and find beauty in your own everyday life.

Neurosurgeons strut around the hospital confidently as though working through the connvolutions of the gyri and sulci of the brain🧠 🧠 🧠 😄 The confidence >>>>>

Late night mutual checks ✅ Drop any emoji if you are online rn 🌚

A male patient gets a new medication and a strict warning: he CANNOT donate sperm and MUST use condoms. ​Which drug? A) Methotrexate B) Thalidomide C) Ibuprofen D) Hydroxychloroquine Bonus: What could be the reason for this strict rule?

Can you people wrap up this HMO thing fast fast. I can’t scroll 2 seconds without seeing at least one tweet 😭😭

My brother, who always seemed glued to his laptop even at family gatherings, opened it up at our grandmother's bedside in her final hours. I nearly snapped at him. While the rest of us were holding her hands and speaking softly, he was typing away, propping the screen near her pillow like it mattered more than the moment itself. I leaned over and hissed at him to close it, told him this wasn't the time for work. He just turned the laptop toward me without a word. On the screen was a video call with over twenty relatives logged in, an uncle stationed overseas who couldn't get leave in time, cousins in another country who couldn't afford the flight, and her older brother in a nursing home too weak to travel, all of them waiting quietly on the call. The chat was full of messages nobody was saying out loud, just typed softly instead, we love you, we're here, we never stopped thinking of you. I looked down at her face. Her eyes were shut, but there was a calm in her expression I hadn't seen in weeks. She wasn't alone in that room with just four of us. She was surrounded by every person who had ever mattered to her, even the ones who couldn't physically walk through the door. Sometimes what looks like distraction from the outside is actually someone quietly building the only bridge that could still reach everyone in time.

One of my side chicks from Uganda was given some money by her boyfriend to go buy some kitchen utensils, and also prepare a meal for him. She did and gave him account of every penny that she spent, without him asking. The man has now given her the spare key to his house. End.

Morocco were awarded a penalty and Mrabet stepped up, but Ndiaye saved it. The referee ordered a retake after ruling Ndiaye had come off her line. Morocco then wanted Chebbak to take it, but the referee ruled that Mrabet had to go again. Ndiaye saved her second attempt too 🤯