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Section 1

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Jonathan's advice regarding sophomore year was

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the courses are more difficult than freshman year so be prepared

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in addition to courses and the MCAT, premed students should engage in extracurriculars not limited to student organizations, research, and community service

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true

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a gap year(s) may be used in order to:

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have full-time employment, obtain graduate degree, devote time to military

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which application service would be used for Baylor College of medicine, which is private, MD, school in texas?

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AMCAS

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what is evidence-based medicine?

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A push to critically appraise evidence and then incorporate it into practice

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which of the following are used to determine grades in med school?

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presentations, group or peer evaluations, tests

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which of the following is NOT a type of interview described in the book?

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phone interview

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professionalism during rotations:

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is imperative bc students work directly with a team of health care professionals that rely on each other to care for patients

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what is the acronym or the organization that handles the actual match to residency programs?

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NRMP

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Who is Dr Richard Sanker

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director of pre health studies

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where will a family physician spend most of their time?

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in clinic visits

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medicine is complicated profession

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true

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VSAS stands for

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visiting student application service

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what are some important things to know when preparing for MCAT?

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ensure you have taken necessary pre-requisites, use all study resources to detemrine which method is best for you, consider your app cycle and when you hope to apply, give yourself plenty of time

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what pre-clinical curriculum is the "entire nation" switching to (whats the new system)?

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18 month pre-clinical curriculum

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Rahuls final advice was to

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learn how to fail and how to respond to grow as a person

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if you apply to a residency program, you are guaranteed to receive an interview

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false

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which of the following is true of a Medical Science Masters or Post Baccalaureate program?

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Its built for students interested in pursuing medicine

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its not important to apply early

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false

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besides science, what other topics are typically included in med school curriculum?

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social sciences and medical ethics

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recommendation letters are not important if you have a good application

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false

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extracurricular activities should only be considered after completing pre-requisites

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false

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its ok to choose non-science major

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true

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according to the book, what is an example of some basic common questions?

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tell me about yourself, why should we choose you?, do you have any questions for us?

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what are some things med schools consider in your applications

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community service, research, extracurriculars/leadership experience, shadowing

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less nontraditional med school applicants are matriculating to med school every year

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false

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What does USMLE stand for?

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United States Medical Licensing Exam

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the MSPE is aka the "Dean's letter"

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true

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How were the first year med students organized by their school to make sure they received social support from upperclassmen?

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college/society system

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in the video, jade remarked on whether she decided to transfer her AP Bio credit. which of the following statements is accurate?

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she didn't transfer it and was happy

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which is false about the schedule during clinical rotations

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its very flexible and provides lots of vacation

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what does the SOAP acronym stand for?

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supplemental offer and acceptance program

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Jades advice regarding o chem was

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a lot of online resources exist outside of the course material to help students

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what does STAR method stand for?

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situation, task, action, result

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med school years 3-4 are

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clinical rotation years

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what is the acronym of the online application services thats used for applying to residency programs?

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ERAS

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how long was the longest gap year taken by one of the students on the panel?

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3 years

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according to the book, what time does the clinical physician typically arrive?

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often before 8 am

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when does the AOA match process occur?

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february of every year

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simulation training is used to develop proper --skills.

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technical, communication

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which of the following mindless activities are recommended (within reason) for stress relief in med school?

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netflix, walking your dog, exercise

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location of your medical practice is important to consider

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true

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which is not a core rotation required by all medical school:

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neurology

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which of the following is true?

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MD students must take the USMLE step II exam to enter the MD (AMA) match

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what is one type of question to consider that is mentioned in the book?

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behavioral question

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a workday as a physician is predictable

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false

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which of the following is recommended when asking for a letter of rec?

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asking early

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all pre med programs in US are identical

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false

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What topics are discussed in this course?

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the Medical admissions process, residency and medical training, allopathic v osteopathic medicine, money and medicine

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which of the following are common ways that medical schools organize the curriculum of the first year/year and a half?

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by scientific subject, organ system, case-based learning

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Section 2

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in the chapter 6 video, Dr. Sanker cites that most MD-MBA students typically pursue...

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a career in hospital administration

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what is the main difference between MDs and DOs

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DOs have an additional treatment modality and trained with the philosophy of medicine

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where do most physicians end up practicing medicine?

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near their residency programs

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which of the following is a non-procedural/clinical specialty?

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family medicine

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you can only do one fellowship

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false

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What tipped off Annie's doctor that she needed to have a full workup to look for disease?

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her small size

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according to Dr. Neilson, its important to build margin into ones life as a physician in order to avoid being unhappy

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true

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what is a benefit for physicians going into solo practice?

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having more autonomy

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a physician's choice in specialty can influence the type of practice they then go into

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true

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in 2012, what was the average in-state cost for 4 years of med school, including tuition, fees, and living expenses?

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$228,200

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which of the following is a good resource to begin literature review in possible research topics that may interest you?

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PubMed

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Gawande describes a bell curve as "a handful of teams with disturbing poor outcomes for their patients, a handful with remarkably good results, and a great undistinguished middle"

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true

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according to the video, how many years odes a fellowship last?

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1-3

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medicare is

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A federal program of health insurance for persons 65 years of age and older

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DO degree graduate physicians can apply for and attend MD residencies

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true

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which fellowship programs are registered with the NRMP?

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pulmonology, reproductive endocrinology

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a match process is required when applying to fellowship programs

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true

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what are some benefits of doing a joint degree program?

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be more competitive for residency and have more career opportunities

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the Gini Coefficient...

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is a measure of income inequality

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based on the book, what is the type of research medical doctors will likely spend most of their time and effort participating in?

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clinical research

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who supervises a first year resident?

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upper level resident, sometimes a fellow, attending physician

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when is the USMLE Step 3 exam taken?

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during internship year

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the pareto principle in healthcare...

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says that 80% of assets go towards 20% of a population

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what does dr sanker recommend you to be when engaging research?

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patient and diligent

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which of the following is NOT one of the three dichotomies that make the practice of medicine diverse?

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specialty v integrative

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being employed through an integrated system may entail

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less likely to be more innovative

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a MYTH debunked in the chapter 5 video was...

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DOs are naturalist and do not prescribe medicines

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most physicians are reimbursed according to CPT codes. what does CPT stand for?

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current procedural terminology

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Which board exam do DO students take?

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COMLEX level 1, COMLEX level 2, COMLEX level 3

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what entity ensures that researchers are conducting safe and ethical research?

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IRB

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the funded MD-PHD program is funded by the...

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NIH (government)

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which of the following is the more common form of employment for many physicians now?

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group practice

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what is an audition rotation?

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when a student rotates at a program for which they want to apply for residency

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how long does the presenter in the video say a pulmonary and critical care fellowship is?

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3 years

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in chapter 5 video, Dr. Keith graduated with a

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DO degree

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which specialty does NOT require class VI malpractice insurance?

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orthopedic surgery

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what are the 2 types of faculty in the academic practice of medicine?

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research faculty, clinical faculty

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Dr. Sanker mentions in the video lecture that "research is a ___ skill in the medical professions"

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valued

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an example cited by Dr Sanker of why a student would pursue an MD-MPH combined program instead of a standard MD program was to...

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work in the CDC or UNICEF

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based on the bell curve reading how did matthews view cystic fibrosis?

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cumulative disease

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1/4 of all US spending is on healthcare

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false

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healthcare systems are remarkably simple

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false

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Both graduates from allopathic and osteopathic medical schools will complete their residency and or fellowship education in ______.

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ACGME- accredited programs

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After a new drug or vaccine is created, it will likely go through which of the following types of research before becoming available for human consumption?

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translational research

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what is the first year of residency called?

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internship year

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what is one type of clinical research mentioned in the video lecture that is aimed at improving and reducing the number of invasive procedures?

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surgical techniques

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Working in the Veteran's Administration is used as an example of which type of practice?

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non-private practice

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which option of practicing medicine is declining?

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solo practice

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medicaid is

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a federal program to provide health insurance to US citizens below a certain income level

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future issues that threaten the US healthcare system include?

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physician shortage, aging population, more obese population, national debt

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