Asma Mahmood MD
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AIMC'20 | Match 2025 | Internal Medicine | |Food is my love language| |married to @farhanyounas7 |
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Done with 1 month of observership at a US hospital and I can honestly say, I've never seen as elaborate EMR as EPIC.
H&P, notes, MAR, labs and internal communications all through one system is just mind blowing.
I'm so excited to learn about other EMRs during my next rotations.
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My feed is full of match tweets.
It's so refreshing to see so many people matching into their dream residency.
Manifesting this for myself for next match 🥹🤞
#Match2025
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Looking for observerships, preparing for step 3, working a full time job, working on research all the while taking care of mental health cause I'm afraid of burnout ... It's even more challenging than both steps.
Hope it all works out in the end.
#Match2025
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We are so excited to present our study "TNF alpha Inhibitors in Cardiac Sarcoidosis: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis".
Thanks to
@R_C_O_P
@ShahzebKhanMD
@ShariqUsmanMD
@TariqJamalSidd1
@researchcounci2
@aimenshafiq_
for being amazing mentors
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About the research, we pooled the studies conducted to determine the effect of TNF alpha inhibitors on ejection fraction and inflammation of cardiac myocytes, which can be important in determining the treatment plan for patients intolerant or resistant to steroids.
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I love people who hype each other
Make each other take part in things they normally wouldn't
Help each other to step out of their comfort zones
Not pushing! Just encouraging!
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For a min I was like "Don't freak us out"
😂
Recieved my 8th GenSurg interview as an IMG today! They offered a fast-track entry to PGY4, an integrated fellowship, and a 1-2 years pathway to becoming the new PD. Not too bad!
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@MohammedSo74422
It's very hard to resist studying while on vacation. But what I've learned from making this mistake again and again is
Neither do you get to study well
Nor do you get mental peace
And you will burnout.
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Gotta go fight with my husband now 😡😪
Some of us are so single that we didn’t even know about the 3rd december and sweater scene till today 😂😭
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@Shariqqwani
Day 2: mostly uworld can help with the questions part. Look up vaccination schedules.
I did UWSA 1,2 and free 136. Same scores in all. Got 10+ marks on real exam. Didn't do any other assessments as I was short on time.
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@mariamfaroooq
@suttishakal
I agree that you can pass the exam after studying for 1 month before the exam.
But to retain the knowledge (which antibiotics to give for a particular disease, and criteria and scores and so on..) is hard but very much necessary when you're in practice.
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@Shariqqwani
Don't stress over doing all the CCS cases. You need practice but you also need to understand the method on how to deal with the questions. That's more important.
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I mean... We gotta ask the mom 😅
Let me help applicants on interviews
1. If offered, do NOT say "I need to talk with my mother"
2. Dont accept a spot and then try to back out
3. Dont say "Can I get a spot for my husband too?"
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@hassanjan01
It is quite user friendly in my opinion. To be clear, it was an observership, so I just used it to review the notes under supervision. I wasn't involved in internal communications or ordering labs or anything like that.
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@lucky86796057
I should also mention that I just wanted to pass, so if you're aiming for much higher scores, I'd suggest not following this and look for someone who had high scores.
UWSA 1: 2 weeks before exam 210
UWSA 2: 1 week before 213
Free 136: 3 days before 70%
Exam 227
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@Amalagamate
Once you're in med school, it's not that difficult to pass your exams. Like in our batch of 330 students, almost 300 students passed the exams every year.
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@Amalagamate
I'll keep an eye out for anyone who's in the same boat, or who has done that.
You can also find a Facebook group like this. I'm sure people would love to share their experience then you can make an informed decision.
Best of luck!
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@Amalagamate
I'm gonna be honest, I feel like my opinions won't be as well valid as the person who actually chose this pathway.
This isn't unheard of. I have known people who did that. However, no one in my close circle has been through this. So I am unaware of their experiences.
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@Amalagamate
If you're a Pakistani student, go to Pakistani Med school. Start prepping for exams during med school. Go to the US for electives. Be involved with research. Join organisations like RCOP that teach you research. It's gonna be hectic but it's gonna be fruitful in the long run.
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@MohammedSo74422
It's a very long process and without breaks it can be very tiring.
So please take a break..
Even one day breaks can be very helpful.
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@lucky86796057
I started in May. Did only 7-8% uworld during that time. Did the rest in June and July. System wise (personal preference). Did one pass. Then wrongs randomly.
I left biostats for last.
From FA, I did pharma of all systems. Just went over biochem and micro.
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@Amalagamate
I understand that.
You'll be debt free when you graduate.
For competitive fields, you can do post doc after graduation and again, for that you'll need connections.
You'll have to go an extra mile to be involved in research. There aren't many opportunities for that.
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@Amalagamate
I haven't done electives, so that's the question for someone who did.
I have seen my juniors going for electives, so it's possible. Again, I'm not the right person to ask this as I'm doing observership, which is easier to get.
Plus there are APPNA opportunities.
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@Shariqqwani
Tbh, all I can think of is prepare for your CCS cases. They save you.
After the exam, you can't really tell if you did well or not. Day 1 is kinda tricky, there's biostats and drug ads. Rest I can't say even now what to prepare to do well.
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@kafkamed6
It was my first US based EMR. Of course there's always room for improvement. That was just my first impression.
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@lucky86796057
I started CCS cases very late. And did 50-60 total. Most of these were done 2 days before day 2.
I did things that were helpful to me in the past exams.
I would've reviewed biochem and micro if I had time. Like what disease is AD/AR. RNA/DNA virus etc superficial stuff.
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@kaghazkephool
I worked as an MO for 1.5 years. I know you're looking for a job, but best would be to take FCPS and start training. Or if you're preparing for another exam, do that.
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@Amalagamate
I'm not sure what you're asking. Can you tell me if you're a Pakistani student or a US student going for Pakistani Med school?
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