Case Sheet Pdf: Fill & Download for Free

It's a bit tedious work but not difficult or impossible. Make a duplicate of the original PDF. Crop one PDF from left to centre and other PDF from right to centre. You will get one PDF with PDF pages and one with even pages. Combine two pdfs and move the pages manually to corresponding places. Needs an acrobat PDF standard or professional version.I believe there is no other way to do it in case you stumble upon one please share with me too. I once did it for 324 pages. Took half an hour. Don't forget to cross check with original PDF in case you are printing. If the PDF has page numbers it's considerably easy to shift and cross check.

Why do people insist that Andrew Wakefield falsified his data and was paid to lie, when we know that this is simply not true?—•—Well you had better tell the GMC quickly then because …The GMC said Dr Wakefield had acted “dishonestly and irresponsibly”. Among the allegations levelled against him were the use of unethical medical techniques and the failure to disclose his role as a paid adviser in a lawsuit claiming MMR had harmed children. Two other authors of the Lancet paper, Prof John Walker-Smith and Prof Simon Murch, also breached rules of conduct.From – Ruling on doctor in MMR scareYou can also download …The charge sheet (PDF) runs to 95 pages - 34 of them devoted to Dr Wakefield alone. These range from Wakefield’s undisclosed conflicts of interest when publishing the research, to unethical treatment of autistic children, including the use of unnecessary and invasive tests.From – Ruling on doctor in MMR scare… and you can …Read the full verdict (PDF).From – Ruling on doctor in MMR scare—So in response to your question …Why do people insist that Andrew Wakefield falsified his data and was paid to lie, …… because the GMC held an investigation which was the longest in the history of the GMC at 217 days and essentially ruled that to be the case.So the …… people (who) “know” that this is simply not true?… are wrong.—•—TL;DR:People insist that to be the case because it's true and people who deny it are wrong.

Another of those ‘life is fu*ked up’ answer.Astronomia never got so relatable. 😔I’ll begin with poignantly saying that students for whom the most used app of the day used to be a social media app or some online gaming app, are now spending ( I know you read, ‘wasting’) most of their time on education apps.Thanks to some bat eating barbarians. 🤦‍♂️As in my case, it can be seen Google MEET app tops the most used app list, with the individual screen time close to 4 hours.Never had I ever been labelled ‘productive’ for 4 hours 30 minutes by my smartphone before. 😂Coming over to how the online classes are being conducted in my college KGMU, Lucknow.I’ll be primarily penning down about the first year teaching patterns and schedules.We’re having 4 lectures of one hour each every day on Google Meet App, save for the weekends .Every afternoon we receive an email from our university’s administration of the next day’s classes,(refer to the attached image)The good thing is we get a break of 30 minutes after every classes.Now there are five kind of students who attend these lectures.One who don’t attend them at all. Such batchmates solely rely on the cardinal truth, that they won’t be detained for an year, come what may. “Connectivity issues in my area.” seems to be their only saviour. ☺️ Heaven knows what they do when they should be attending lectures.Snorlax(Pokemon reference)-Those who join the class and doze off. The best way to find them is, by not leaving the meeting after the teaching has ended and simply wait to see who stays till the last. Such clinophiles don’t even care leave the meeting, evidently because they’re still sleeping oblivious about when the class got over. I spotted 11 such Snorlaxes yesterday.Screenshot Guy. The one who loves assorting PDFs after classes and either circulates them to the batchmates or saves them in his precious folder without even caring to give it a single read.🤷‍♂️Multitaskers. The one who listens to the lecturer’s monologue as well as reads the same chapter being taught with a stack of books lying on the table‘Note’worthies:-(Exists?)One who indulges fervently in note making along with keenly listening to lectures.That’s not the end, apart from all this our batch of 250 students have been divided into 2 groups and have been added to all the first year departments WhatsApp group. There you go👇Bonus:- A group for Community Medicine was made too, but the students joined and left it. ‘Peer pressure’ pushed me to do the same. 😣Other than lectures on Google Meet, the departments are implementing various other methods to educate(traumatise) the students.Anatomy- We recieve weekly assignments on Google classroom app with a deadline of 2–3 days. Apart from that we have written/objective assessments conducted as well using google classroom, around twice a month.Other that this, our residents post YouTube videos of various topics of anatomy every second day. Also dissection videos are made available on YouTube.As I write this answer, there’s an objective assessment of Embryology scheduled after few hours and an assignment to be submitted within two days. RIP weekends 🥺Physiology:- Thankfully this department had been sleeping with only online lectures and nothing else, but until only last week. And now that they’ve woke up they’re all armed to the teeth to bombard us like the other two departments. A separate group had been created on WhatsApp for doubt clearances, assignments and practical videos. Intuition says they’d be demanding assignment completions too from the start of June.Biochemistry:- Never thought, this subject would be more sadistic than Anatomy. ☹️ Assignments three days a week to be submitted next day by 10 AM. An attendance sheet PDF arrives at noon on the WhatsApp group, name shaming such students who hadn’t submitted the assignment, neglecting attendance of the same. If that’s not enough, they send voiceover PPTs every second day.That is all tolerable but vivas! Vivas, on WhatsApp video calls/Google Meet/Zoom!??I’m writing this answer just after giving a Biochemistry viva, where I was dragged to embarrassment🙈 by the professor for just a tongue slip when I said Gout is caused due to undersecretion of Uric acid, instead of underexcretion. Just hoping to pass 🤞Sadly, the existence of the covert network of selfless students who jettisoned assignment PDFs for us wretches is thinning everyday.🤦‍♂️Guess Kejriwal was right all along *Sab Modiji kara rahe hai ji!All images are taken from my gallery.P.S. All seemingly ‘disrespectful’ references are pun intended, certainly not aiming at blemishing the first year subjects or the departments’ teaching techniques.Thanks for reading.