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Advice to Premeds: What should I ask the doctor I'm shadowing?
I just started shadowing a doctor and I already ask him quite a few questions but I think my questions are somewhat generalized and he might be getting a little irritated. Do you have any suggestions on the kind of questions or topics I should bring up? What kind of questions did you ask the doctors when you were shadowing? Thank you! :) -universalprecaution
I really don’t remember what I asked way back in the day. I tend to learn a lot from observing, so I don’t usually ask a lot of questions, which can be misconstrued as disinterest on my part. But I can think of things that I would hope a good med student or shadower would be asking in their minds while they watched on. Since you’re a pre-med, it is to be expected that your questions will be fairly general. But here’s some suggestions:
1) ask about the specific patients you’ve seen with him. How did he arrive at the diagnosis? What other diagnoses was he considering? How is Mr. so and so from a month ago doing? Has he followed up yet?
2) Ask for explanations of treatment choices. Why did he order that x-ray or that ultrasound? Did he pick that blood pressure med at random or what was his reason for picking that one? Why that antidepressant? Why that antibiotic? What if the patient had been allergic, what would he have used then? How do those meds even work?
