Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Synapsis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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VALUABLES SHEET • True Professional bow tie - Bobbie Sox (white) • New diagnostic kit — purchased from a graduating senior - Pin-up anatomy text - 1 box of manipulaing bones - Black Bag with foam seat cushion • Unprofessional blue jeans - Crew - cut wig • Rare P.C.O.M. gold ring Valuable Moments Who will ever forget .. . that first day standing in line at P.C.O.M. waiting for your rectal (the first of many). . . . your first first class, the first no-show. . . . the paranoia of the seniors, developing your ability to blend in with the walls. ... meeting your cadaver, recovering from the smell. .. the first class meeting, the beginning of con- fusion. . . . standing in line at distribution, only to find your file without notes. . . the drawings in the anatomy notes, the blanks on the exams. . . . the night chem. labs, the repeat experiments with last year ' s results, guessing the correct unknown. . . . the Bridge games during lunch, Hearts during class. . . . the hours of study, the re-exams, the ability to memorize back tests, Who will ever forget .. . . . . the begining of the second year. another no- show. ... the unlectures in Ob-Gyn, the confidence a well-groomed course instills. . . . the Pathology quizzes, the progressive agony of not being called on for nine weeks. then betting on ;our table and losing. ... sitting in seat 6. only to find yourself being marked absent erased the 1. . . . the monotony of Pharmacology. resembling the monotony of Physiology. ... the new school in Florida. the visions of grandeur from a high. . . . the Microbiology labs where your lunch was contaminated by your neighbor; .ultures and fecal specimens. ... the National Boards Part 1, then facing 20 exams, the revolution that resulted. Who will ever forget .. . .. the clinical year, the Preceptorship in Miami Beach, . . . the Preceptors. watching Them take BP ' s. . . . the Psychiatric rotation, identifying with the paranoids but maintaining a key difference. . . . six weeks in the LaPorte Medical Venter. having single-handedly talked three other students out of that horrible rotation. . . . 20th Street Clinic, your first one-on-one, the specialists help: another no-show. . 48th Street Clinic. where you were allowed to do your first H B P. . . . Clinical Studies at Barth, what can you say? Who will ever forget .. . . . the attempts to liberalize your experience, the trip to Erie. . . . the Naval Hospital. a medical man ' s heaven. then returning to 48th Street. . . . the away Hospitals, the temptations you heard about, the realizations upon returning. . . . Beds at Barth, rather Services at Barth depending on your service, and the nurse on the floor, that ' s the catch. . . . looking back at the Juniors while at 48th Street. wondering if you were as naive. irre- sponsible. and shy, knowing you were. . . . the experiences of the group , the amazing difficulty of deciding on which night to cele- brate the end of Barth and 48th Street rota- tions. w hen the common goal was total oblivion. . . . Part II of the National Boards, another exer- cise in mental gymnastics — what is jurispru- dence (a virgin jury) And finally, who will ever forget . . . . . the rumors, the complaints, the criticisms. the making of your education, your individual experience at P.C.O.M.

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