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Obstructive Medical Practice
Exposure to a diverse population of patients with various acute and chronic medical problems. Followed residents and attending closely on history taking, physical exam and management plans. Took histories and performed relevant physical examinations under supervision and presented cases to the senior resident. Eagerly attended didactic, noon conferences and weekly grand rounds. Also attended case presentations on morning rounds and contributed to management discussions in morning meetings. Achieved good diagnostic and management skills in common cases like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, acute renal failure, cerebrovascular accident and alcoholic cirrhosis. Developed excellent professional rapport with patients, nurses, residents and
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