pinksterz's guide to answering pathology

Answer for Question #5:

testicular tumors are classified into:

a) germ cell tumor such as seminoma, embryonal carcinoma, teratoma, yolk sac tumor, choriocarcinoma, combined tumor of germ cell
b) sex cord¹ stromal tumour such as sertoli and leydig cell tumor
c) others such as testicular lymphoma, adenomatoid tumor of epididymis and soft tissue tumor of non specific like leiomyoma and fibroma.

pathology of summon:

a hypothetical underage male subject who doesn't own a license, preferable one bad ass cute guy who always plays truant in school and has the tendency to get involve in troubles with all his peers (read: teachers. the girls usually woo after him wan wtf) decides to sneak out from the house and take his dad's car keys.

this occurence usually takes place either very early in the morning or very late in the night. he drives the car exceeding the allowed speed limit. halfway through his aimless journey, he meets with a cop by the roadside. his car registration number is noted down and the said cop flags his car but instead of stepping, onto the brake, he decides it will be better to step onto the accelerator due to some poor cognitive info processing and ignorance on the effects and complications on his behalf)

as a result, the cop decides to chase after him. but - again, hypothetical is the keyword here - to no avail, the cop misses him.

a week or two later, a summon will reach his parents' hands and the said hypothetical male subject will be subjected to nagging from the respective parents, stricture on allowance, atrocious malignant attitude and perhaps, grounding for life².

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SO. really who says it's hard to do the medicine course?

¹ i bet some hamsap googlers gonna land on this blog by searching this.
² if the parents are the non spoiling type and still in their right mind, of course.