Medical Mystery IV
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epilepsy?Originally posted by renorenal:Nooooo... meningitis is a disease... this is a condition... well, meningitis can lead to this condition, and so is high fever or imbalance of any electrolytes and fluids in the body... -
Originally posted by renorenal:
Considering this skill level is rather high, I shall reveal the answer in two more pages if it is left unanswered...
[b]NEW MYSTERY
For cancer enthusiast and anyone who wanna try...
I am the site where nasopharyngeal cancer arise...
What am I?
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Yeah.... Someone is beginning to suspect you as a medical student...Originally posted by angelfairy:epilepsy? not mi not mi! 
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dont believe his corny words :X if o level is medical student then yes im a medical student!Originally posted by renorenal:Yeah.... Someone is beginning to suspect you as a medical student... not mi not mi! -
Originally posted by angelfairy:dont believe his corny words :X if o level is medical student then yes im a medical student!
Ouch! That's gotta hurt... goodie one... Okay, guess I have 4 or 5 more for you to solve, before I start my new sets of riddles tonight... -
nasopharynx would be the first thing that comes to mind =pOriginally posted by renorenal:Considering this skill level is rather high, I shall reveal the answer in two more pages if it is left unanswered... -
No, that would make it rather easy...Originally posted by angelfairy:nasopharynx would be the first thing that comes to mind =p -
but fossa of Rosenmüller makes it quite difficult lehOriginally posted by renorenal:No, that would make it rather easy... -
If you'd do a little research on google, you'd be able to find it only in very resourceful and good medical sites...
Clue: It is somewhere in the nasal cavity near the Eustachian Tube opening... -
Originally posted by angelfairy:but fossa of Rosenmüller makes it quite difficult leh
now I am thinking that you are a med student...
Fossa of Rosenmuller is definitely correct... that's why I said it's rather difficult... -
no lah! this was checked haha..Originally posted by renorenal: now I am thinking that you are a med student...
Fossa of Rosenmuller is definitely correct... that's why I said it's rather difficult... -
Three more leftOriginally posted by angelfairy:no lah! this was checked haha.. all on the previous page... well done!
Fossa of Rossenmuller is a small depression (cleft-like appearance) located immediately behind the opening of the Eustachian Tube into the posterior section of the nasal cavity (nearing the choanae where the adenoids arises from the base of the skull - the start of nasopharynx)... -
Originally posted by renorenal:
any clue? like bone, nerve.. etc
[b]NEW MYSTERY
In between the eyes, slightly above them
The word was used three times
In Patch Adams, the movie
What am I?
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Cannot tell u whether it's the bone or nerve leh... it's rather obvious d... look at any skull anatomy picture and you would immediately get it d...Originally posted by angelfairy:any clue? like bone, nerve.. etc -
On the other hand, it is measured much and appreciated by anthropologists for skull types... and it's in between the eyebrows to be highly specific that is, or above the nasal boneOriginally posted by angelfairy:any clue? like bone, nerve.. etc -
Anywayz, I am slipping out to dinner now... I see you guys back in a few mins...
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Oh so the almost got vomit thingy is part of your rough day issit?
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Hahaha... I guess so... he's got blood in his tummy...Originally posted by alfagal:Oh so the almost got vomit thingy is part of your rough day issit? -
when will tat happen?Originally posted by renorenal:Hahaha... I guess so... he's got blood in his tummy... -
is the eye thingy the glabella
edit....type wrongly -
hahah...
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...he got peptic ulcer lar... a middle aged Indian guy, when he got in, he complained of chest pain... then we ran all the tests - protocol for heart attack and he was lying down when all of a sudden while I was examining him, he started coughing real bad, then stopped, and then vomited the whole enchilada... clinched the diagnosis there and then...Originally posted by alfagal:when will tat happen? -
ewww..
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Originally posted by renorenal:
chinchilla?
...he got peptic ulcer lar... a middle aged Indian guy, when he got in, he complained of chest pain... then we ran all the tests - protocol for heart attack and he was lying down when all of a sudden while I was examining him, he started coughing real bad, then stopped, and then vomited the whole [b]enchilada... clinched the diagnosis there and then... [/b] -
Orite! And that's a hattrick for the day!Originally posted by angelfairy:is the eye thingy the glabella
edit....type wrongly
