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cartnsncreal: Shout out to This Girl! At 21, Idongesit Eseneyen became the youngest medical doctor and best graduating doctor in Pharmacology at the University of Uyo. Idongesit Eseneyen was admitted into the university at just 15 to study medicine
Did my first final exam today, I was tired of procrastinating. Not sure how well I did:| at least now I can start learning more about pharmacology
I’m really liking my pharmacology course. Even though it’s hard, it’s interesting and I’m taking a fuckton of notes.
Today I’m learning about anti-tumor antibiotics and plant alkaloids. The more I study the basics about pharmacology, the more and more I appreciate doctors and nurses and everything they went through to become doctors and nurses.
The closer I get to finishing my pharmacology course, the more stressed I become BUT I’m also becoming more and more excited. I can’t wait to put this behind me. I don’t care if I have to get back into retail, I’m just going to be happy as fuck
I’M DONE!!!!! Just took the final exam of my pharmacology course. Not sure if I passed but I’m done with something I never thought I’d finish in time. I used to tie my self worth into completion of this course. I used to beat myself
ileftmyheartinwesteros:I’M DONE!!!!! Just took the final exam of my pharmacology course. Not sure if I passed but I’m done with something I never thought I’d finish in time. I used to tie my self worth into completion of this course. I used to beat
I PASSED MY PHARMACOLOGY EXAM!!!!!!! Oh thank fuck that’s over with
victoriousvocabulary: USTULATION [noun] 1. the act of scorching or burning. 2. Pharmacology: the roasting or drying of moist substances. Etymology: from Late Latin ustulāre, from Latin ūrere, “to burn”. [Lenka Simeckova]
A Textbook of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics (5th Edition)
![victoriousvocabulary: USTULATION [noun] 1. the act of scorching or burning. 2. Pharmacology: the roasting or drying of moist substances. Etymology: from Late Latin ustulāre, from Latin ūrere, “to burn”. [Lenka Simeckova]](https://64.media.tumblr.com/0e2eb46c02a6e1c487419bb18acbb378/tumblr_n38qskVIXV1r47bczo1_250.jpg)
