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👋 Hello & Welcome, Future Docs! 🎉🩺
A huge shoutout to our newest members — @Melissa Ayon @Kay M @Jesus Bastian @Roland Ag 🙌 You’ve officially joined a community built to support, motivate, and guide you on the premed grind 🚀📚✨ We’d love to get to know you! Drop your intro below with: ✨ Your name + school 🏫 ✨ Where you’re at in your premed journey (MCAT prep, apps, or just starting out) 🧠 ✨ Something fun about you—favorite study jam 🎶, dream specialty 🩺, or go-to snack 🍕☕ So glad you’re all here—let’s crush this journey together! 🌟
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@Stephanie Lin That’s perfect, Stephanie! 😊 You’re very welcome. You can also DM me anytime now so we can connect and chat more as friends before you’re ready with your draft.
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@Stephanie Lin looking forward to it
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📚 MCAT Question of the Day 🚀
Blood flows from a wider artery to a narrower capillary. What happens to velocity and pressure (assuming ideal fluid flow)? (answer will be posted in comments later)
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Can I put it in details why
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When blood moves from a wider artery to a narrower capillary, the same amount of blood must pass through a smaller space. That makes the velocity increase (it flows faster). According to Bernoulli’s principle, as velocity goes up, the pressure drops. 👉 Final answer: Velocity ↑, Pressure ↓.
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📚 MCAT Question of the Day 🚀
A man with type AB blood has a child with a woman who has type O blood. What are the possible blood types of their child? (answer will be posted in comments later)
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@Jay Vasilev, M.D., MMSc Hey Jay, I saw you’re an M.D. with a Master’s, I'm I right? what inspired you to go into medicine, and how did you choose your specialty?
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@Jay Vasilev, M.D., MMSc That makes a lot of sense. Rotations really give you that firsthand clarity. Interesting how you started out drawn to surgery but found psychiatry the best fit, shows how much the journey shapes the decision.
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