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Quoted message said:HMc: Your assertion that 4th year medical students need NOT the ability to differentiate between
skin lesions is unacceptable. They are 4th year
medical
Quoted message said:students for goodness sake. Just because they are going to pick an organ
in the
Quoted message said:next four years does not excuse them from having(at least) rudimentary
skills
Quoted message said:in this area, esp. after the almighty medical training you spoke of.
Thank you for indirectly recognizing that the chiropractic student must
adhere
Quoted message said:to a higher standard of fourth year proficency in differential diagnostic skills.
Of course, it's all the education the chiropracters get on the subject. However, I thought you were
talking about skin examination, which is a physical exam skill, and nothing to do with differential
diagnosis. Even licensed barbers get education in skin examination. I don't see anyone proposing
that a barber's education is superior to a physician's.
Quoted message said:IMO you should be outraged and concerned over the studies finding at
BAWston
Quoted message said:
I'm doing my best to contain my outrage over this desperately important skin lesion issue.
IMO, *your* outrage indicates a lack of understanding as to how the education of physicians works,
not to mention being overly impressed with the reputation of Boston Medical College.
HMc
