Quote (SKCRaynor @ Nov 27 2011 07:09am)

First of all, I do not appreciate your condescending tone - nor do I appreciate your vague attempts to "test" my knowledge by asking these questions.

To clarify, when saying "Scapulae" it refers to the Levator Scapulae. Although that would be too difficult for you to understand in simplified terms I'm assuming?

Secondly, why are you attempting to give an anatomy lesson here? I could write paragraphs about the biomechanical muscle configuration and response to the military press - but then again you are not my Anat/physio teacher.

You came to me asking a series of specific questions. I began to answer them (in a rather simplified form for ease of response) before I realized that you probably were writing a paper and could use some resources. Rather than just continue the journey of writing the paper for you, I figured I'd ask what it was for. Apparently now the joke's on me for writing this long reply.

The neat little "Thanks for playing" to end your post only show your further arrogance and lack of basic social concepts. You seem to be suffering from some type of antisocial personality disorder judging by the way in which you posed your questions and structured your sentences. Furthermore, your lack of proper punctuation and grammar show that you were rushing haphazardly to prove a point to satisfy a deep rooted egotistical agenda. If I was a psych major (which for the record I am not), I would be apt to say that you probably have a combination of an inferiority and possibly even an Oedipus complex (which would explain the need for immediate gratification).  If your attempts were to put me on the spot to answer a rather basic series of questions in regards to the musculoskeletal system - you failed miserably. If you bothered to realize that I answer practically dozens of questions in a 24 hour period, you would understand that I am not obliged to answer each question as if I am having a professional discourse in a lecture hall.

If you wanted to have an actual medical discourse, you should have PM'd me, explained who you were or what was your position, and then asked me your question(s).

Quote (Lightman @ Nov 27 2011 10:22am)

first off, you were wrong in many terms and explained only 1/3 of what i was asking. your knowledge is generic at best and you seem offended by it. i merely seeked to flush it out.
secondly, you seem too defensive even though you weren't challenged in any way. if anyone has a complex, it's you.
thirdly, i was going to ask above 1st grade questions if you had only managed to get this one right. but it seems med school doesn't care much for real answers, at least where you leave.

i'll leave you to your "thread", i know how sensitive you are about anyone exposing your subpar knowledgable persona here. enjoy giving the same generic advice forever.

peace

Quote (Lightman @ Nov 27 2011 05:22am)

first off, you were wrong in many terms and explained only 1/3 of what i was asking. your knowledge is generic at best and you seem offended by it. i merely seeked to flush it out.
secondly, you seem too defensive even though you weren't challenged in any way. if anyone has a complex, it's you.
thirdly, i was going to ask above 1st grade questions if you had only managed to get this one right. but it seems med school doesn't care much for real answers, at least where you leave.

i'll leave you to your "thread", i know how sensitive you are about anyone exposing your subpar knowledgable persona here. enjoy giving the same generic advice forever.

peace

Quote (SKCRaynor @ Nov 27 2011 01:15am)

I'm sure that they are referring to your ALT and/or AST and/or GGT and/or ALP levels. However a healthy person should be around 8-48 AST, 45-115 ALP, 7-55 ALT, and 9-48 GGT. If you are showing up as having 3,000 U/L (units per liter of blood) of ANY of those enzymes, it could mean several things:


1. Excessive Alcohol Consumption
2. Using Medications such as anti-inflammatory drugs, anti-seizure drugs, cholesterol drugs, or antibiotics.
3. Consumption of supplement such as Kava and Skullcap (there's quite a few but i can't remember the other ones off hand)
4. Fatty Liver Disease
5. Liver Cancer
6. Diabetes
7. Obesity
8. Gallstones
9. Wilson's Disease
10. Mono (epstein barr)
11. Hemochromatosis
12. Liver Tumors
13. Hepatitis
14. HIV/AIDS


Do any of these apply to you? If NONE of them apply, get back to me and we'll go from there.

Quote (Lightman @ Nov 27 2011 06:22am)

first off, you were wrong in many terms and explained only 1/3 of what i was asking. your knowledge is generic at best and you seem offended by it. i merely seeked to flush it out.
secondly, you seem too defensive even though you weren't challenged in any way. if anyone has a complex, it's you.
thirdly, i was going to ask above 1st grade questions if you had only managed to get this one right. but it seems med school doesn't care much for real answers, at least where you leave.

i'll leave you to your "thread", i know how sensitive you are about anyone exposing your subpar knowledgable persona here. enjoy giving the same generic advice forever.

peace

Quote (SeaBas @ Nov 27 2011 09:37am)

Seems like someone is jealous..

Don't even waste your time replying to this kid.

Quote (MegaVovaN @ Nov 27 2011 10:14am)

He doesn't have time to write detailed technical essays on a forum where many people has generic questions for him. Stop been a dick and gtfo.

Quote (TempoONE @ Nov 27 2011 12:13pm)

none of these apply to me, because the doctor said aside from the high levels of the enzymes units, i was perfectly healthy, no hiv, no nothing

Quote (SKCRaynor @ Nov 26 2011 07:09pm)

First of all, I do not appreciate your condescending tone - nor do I appreciate your vague attempts to "test" my knowledge by asking these questions.

To clarify, when saying "Scapulae" it refers to the Levator Scapulae. Although that would be too difficult for you to understand in simplified terms I'm assuming?

Secondly, why are you attempting to give an anatomy lesson here? I could write paragraphs about the biomechanical muscle configuration and response to the military press - but then again you are not my Anat/physio teacher.

You came to me asking a series of specific questions. I began to answer them (in a rather simplified form for ease of response) before I realized that you probably were writing a paper and could use some resources. Rather than just continue the journey of writing the paper for you, I figured I'd ask what it was for. Apparently now the joke's on me for writing this long reply.

The neat little "Thanks for playing" to end your post only show your further arrogance and lack of basic social concepts. You seem to be suffering from some type of antisocial personality disorder judging by the way in which you posed your questions and structured your sentences. Furthermore, your lack of proper punctuation and grammar show that you were rushing haphazardly to prove a point to satisfy a deep rooted egotistical agenda. If I was a psych major (which for the record I am not), I would be apt to say that you probably have a combination of an inferiority and possibly even an Oedipus complex (which would explain the need for immediate gratification).  If your attempts were to put me on the spot to answer a rather basic series of questions in regards to the musculoskeletal system - you failed miserably. If you bothered to realize that I answer practically dozens of questions in a 24 hour period, you would understand that I am not obliged to answer each question as if I am having a professional discourse in a lecture hall.

If you wanted to have an actual medical discourse, you should have PM'd me, explained who you were or what was your position, and then asked me your question(s).