1. Orang Melayu perlu dibuang tongkatnya
2. Sudah tiba masanya perigi mencari timba
3. Bola sepak Malaysia ada harapan
4. Nobita perlukan Doraemon
5. Wanita perlukan lipstick
6. Obama perlu diberi peluang
7. Krisis ekonomi dunia : Kita semakin pulih
8. Dialog antara agama perkukuh integrasi nasional
9. Parlimen belia idealistik untuk dilaksanakan
10. Kejatuhan diktator Negara Arab : Barat yang untung
11. Model Ekonomi Baru jawapan terbaik kepada masalah ekonomi negara
12. Sistem kewangan Islam penyelamat ekonomi dunia
13. Kita sudah bersedia untuk sistem dua parti
14. Kempen Ganyang Malaysia : Kita terlalu berlembut
15. Dunia akan lebih aman tanpa Amerika Syarikat
16. Isu perpaduan : Media arus perdana dalangnya
17. Yingluck dan Thaksin, sedarah tetapi berbeza
18. Sudut pidato di IPT : Mahasiswa sudah bersedia
19. Zaman  dah berubah : Kera dihutan perlu disusukan
20. Pasaran bebas : Berdiri sama tinggi, duduk sama rendah 
21. Malaysia perlukan loji kuasa nuklear
22. Demokrasi di rantau Asean semakin goyah
23. Negara berpendapatan tinggi : jauh panggang dari api
24. London 2012 : Emas Olimpik misi mustahil
25. Satu Juta Belia hanya angka
26. Membentuk kelas pertama : Peperiksaan mesti dihapuskan
27. Isu halal, kita masih terkial-kial
28. Industri perfileman negara gagal
29. Kanak-kanak perlukan anak patung
30. Kumbang perlukan bunga


Sebarang pertanyaan, sila hubungi
Mohamed Nasarudeen Abdul Hamed (01066445614)


::Unit Akademik PCM 2011/12::

Assalamualaikum.

1. All honey bees are social and cooperative insects. 
2. A typical honey bee colony consists of:

• 50,000 to 60,000 sterile workers
• 500 to 1000 drones (fertile males) 
• 1 queen, the only fertile female in the colony and mother of the entire population of the hive. 

QUEEN BEE 

1. There is only one queen per hive. 
2. The queen is the only bee with fully developed ovaries. 
3. A queen bee can live for 3-5 years. 
4. The queen mates only once with several male (drone) bees, and will remain fertile for life. 
5. She lays up to 2000 eggs per day. 
6. Fertilized eggs become female (worker bees) and unfertilized eggs become male (drone bees). 
7. When she dies or becomes unproductive, the other bees will "make" a new queen by selecting a young larva and feeding it a diet of "royal jelly". (For queen bees, it takes 16 days from egg to emergence)

DRONE BEE: THE MALE BEES

1. They are kept on standby during the summer for mating with a virgin queen.
2. The drone has a barbed sex organ; hence mating is followed by death of the drone. 
3. There are only 300-3000 drones in a hive. 
4. The drone does not have a stinger. Because they are of no use in the winter, drones are expelled from the hive in the autumn.

WORKER BEE: THE FEMALE BEES

1. They are not able to reproduce. 
2. Worker bees live for 4-9 months during the winter season, but only 6 weeks during the busy summer months (they literally work themselves to death). 
3. A hive consists of 20,000 - 30,000 bees in the winter, and over 60,000 - 80,000 bees in the summer. 
4. The worker bees sequentially take on a series of specific chores during their lifetime: housekeeper; nursemaid; construction worker; grocer; undertaker; guard; and finally, after 21 days they become a forager collecting pollen and nectar. 
5. For worker bees, it takes 21 days from egg to emergence. 
6. The worker bee has a barbed stinger that results in her death following stinging, therefore, she can only sting once. 
7. On day 21 the worker leaves the hive, and works for another 20 days, bringing in pollen, nectar and water before taking its final flight away from the hive to die.

BUSY WORKAHOLICS

1. Immediately after emerging from its pupal cocoon within one of the many brood cells, it immediately goes to work. 
2. The worker bees have a longer tongue for gathering nectar, modified mandibles (jaws) especially designed for comb building, special glands for secreting royal jelly, enzymes for the conversion of nectar into honey, and glands that function in communication; highly specialized leg structures for gathering and carrying pollen, four pairs of wax glands on the underside of their abdomen for the secretion of wax, and a straight barbed sting for the defense of the colony. 
3. The queen's sting is curved and smooth and is used only to destroy rival queens.

1. Are we really busy doing something of we should be doing? Or something of we are not? 
2. Where do our talents and skills go? Do we use them for the right purpose? Let’s not forget, to have a skill is to make one and not to just wait for one, insha-Allah.
3. No matter how busy we are, put the right priority first; Allah. 

An academic talk to foster understandings about Semester 6 (Mansoura-Manchester) from the seniors!
*No admission payment required


-12th February 2012
-@Qaah Ibnu Sina, Mansoura 
-4.00-5.30pm


:: Academic Unit of PCM 2011/12 ::

Ahli medical check-up, Wan Mohd Safwan bin Wan Salleh melakukan pemeriksaan tekanan darah (blood pressure test).

Penerangan berkenaan tulang dan struktur badan manusia.

Come & Get A Free Dental Check-Up!
*With expert advice and treatment plan
Visit us: Faculty of Dentistry, Mansoura University


Let's aim for SUPERIOR ORAL HEALTH~

SABTU, 5 NOVEMBER - Satu program motivasi santai ‘Good Morning Doctor!’ anjuran Unit Akademik PERUBATAN Cawangan Mansurah (PCM) telah berjaya diadakan bertempat di Qaah Ibnu Sina. Program ini berobjektifkan untuk memberi pendedahan awal tentang kehidupan sebagai seorang doktor kepada mahasiswa/wi sains kesihatan di Mansurah. Public figure utama yang dibawa khas untuk program ini adalah Profesor Dr. Awisul Islah bin Ghazali. Beliau merupakan seorang pakar perunding bius, ICU dan Rawatan Kesakitan Kronik yang kini sedang menyelesaikan sub-specialist di India.

Seawal jam 9.40 pagi, mukaddimah program ini telah diceriakan oleh saudari Nurul Izzah Nasir selaku pengacara program. Program diteruskan dengan ucapan Pengarah Good Morning Doctor!, saudara Abdul Rahman Mohamad Shukor diikuti dengan ucapan Pengerusi PCM 2010/2011, saudara Ahmad Azizi Md Jusoh.

Kemuncak kepada intipati program diteruskan melalui slot bersama tetamu undangan Dr. Awisul Islah Ghazali. Beliau telah ditemubual oleh dua orang moderator iaitu saudara Mas’ain dan saudari Nik NurFariha Mohamed Zalami. Beliau menceritakan pengalaman beliau sebagai seorang pelajar perubatan dan juga doktor pelatih.

Beliau juga menekankan aspek persediaan mental kepada para peserta sebelum melangkah masuk ke dalam dunia perubatan yang tidak pernah surut dengan masalah. Mahasiswa/wi juga diingatkan agar mempraktikkan sifat-sifat mahmudah untuk menjadi pengamal perubatan yang sentiasa membantu pesakit berlandaskan syariat Islam. Slot sembang pagi tersebut berlangsung selama dua jam dan disudahi dengan acara penyampaian cenderahati kepada Dr. Awisul.

Program berakhir pada jam 12.30 tengah hari dan disudahi dengan bacaan doa penutup oleh saudara Harith Huzainee Alhaj. Semoga program santai sebegini dapat menyuntik semangat mahasiswa/wi sains kesihatan di Mansurah agar terus berusaha dan fokus untuk meraih kecemerlangan kearah persediaan menjadi pengamal perubatan di masa hadapan.

Disediakan oleh,
Ahmad Aizat Azman.

Good Morning Doctor!

A refreshing morning in Mansoura with Prof. Dr. Awisul Islah bin Ghazali:

-Senior Consultant Anesthesia, ICU & Chronic Pain Treatment,

USM Kubang Kerian, Kelantan.

-Master Medicine: Anesthesia & Intensive Care (2001-2005)

-Sub Speciality: Fellowship In Interventional Pain Management, India (2011)

Date: 5th November 2011

Time: 9 am

Venue: Qaah Ibnu Sina (QIS)

*No Admission Payment!

Glow With Flow

Briefing of 5th Year Subjects From Our Senior!

Date : 3 November 2011 (Thursday)

Venue : Qaah Ibnu Sina

Time : 6.00 pm

CHEST DEPARTMENT