Why not test out what it’s like to be a medical professional before jumping in?

If you have questions about what it’s like to be a medical doctor then the For Future Doctors kit is perfect for you. Find out what it’s like to be a doctor, which medical specialty are you best suited for, and get a clear grasp of core medical concepts long before you enter medical school.

After completing this course you’ll know whether a career in medicine is for you – before committing large amounts of money and years of your time.

A career in medicine will take you years of study and a significant financial investment. And that’s before you even start your residency! It’s a huge decision to pursue this kind of career. You might think you’re ready, but are you really confident enough to start down the long path towards a career in medicine?

Experience the life of a doctor with over 50 practical projects.

Learn how to examine patients using the same authentic medical instruments doctors use every day. Practice performing medical procedures and examinations, as well as, how to make accurate diagnoses. And, you’ll find many more insights into what it’s really like to be a doctor.

Significantly increase your chances of fulfilling your dream of becoming a great medical professional.

The For Future Doctors Basic Medical Course is internationally accredited. Register for the assessment at the end of the course (for free) and earn high school credits as well as a certificate you can include with your application to study at Medical School. You’ll earn 75 hours of extracurricular credits and make yourself stand out in the tough med-school selection process.

Launch your career in Medicine today! 

The Future Doctors Kit Contains

Authentic medical instruments and items

* These are included and required to complete the practical projects.

A Rappaport stethoscope
A reflex hammer
A penlight examination light
Otoscope
A magnifying examination light
A digital thermometer, a forehead thermometer
Urinary test strips and chart
An eye test chart, a medical file and other medical charts
Surgical marker pen and ruler
Tongue depressors
A number of clean pairs of examination gloves
A pair of sterile examination gloves (Latex Gloves).
Antiseptic swabs
Face masks
DVD-ROM or USB Flash Drive (PC & Mac compatible – Computers only, the course does not work in a DVD-Player).
An online version of the course.
How-to examine patients ebook

Practical Projects For Future Doctors

Here is a list of theoretical modules with practical projects

How to examine patients just like a doctor does

1. How to scrub and gown for surgery
   • The technique doctors use to properly wash their hands.
   • Cleaning your hands with antiseptic rub
   • How to put sterile gloves on
   • How to change into your operating theater clothes
   • How to safely remove contaminated gloves
2. Taking a patients medical history
3. The qualities of sound
4. An introduction into percussion
5. Medical sound samples
6. Examining the external ear
7. Mixing colors of light
8. Examining the eye
9. The Snellen Test
10. The blind spot
11. The stethoscope
12. The sphygmomanometer
13. The structural arrangement of the body
14. Subdivisions of the chest
15. Subdivisions of the Abdomen
16. A percussion model of the chest
17. The technique for medical percussion
18. How to examine by percussion
19. How to examine the skin
20. How to examine the nails
21. How to examine the hair
22. The bony landmarks of the body
23. Joint sounds
24. Body temperature
25. The muscles of the body
26. The heart rate
27. The pupil-light reflex
28. The facial nerve
29. Spinal nerve reflexes
30. Growth chart
31. Turbulence in the flow of a liquid
32. Heart sounds
33. Blood pressure
34. The body’s lymph nodes
35. The respiratory rate
36. Respiratory sounds
37. Breathing movements
38. Examine the oral (mouth) cavity
39. Taste laboratory
40. Gastrointestinal sounds
41. How to examine the abdomen
42. Urinalysis
43. Heart sounds: an unborn baby
44. Signs of inflammation
45. How to examine swelling
46. How to take a nutritional audit
47. How to determine the BMI
48. Assessing dehydration
49. How to assess edemas
50. Different levels of consciousness
51. Prevention of injuries
52. Determining the surface area affected by burns

Discover different careers in medicine

Learn about the medical specialties listed below, the attributes of a people who work in those specialties, and the advantages/disadvantages of these careers.

1. How to become a medical doctor (general practitioner)
2. How to become a dentist
3. How to become a nurse
4. How to become a surgeon
5. How to become an anesthetist
6. More medical careers

Lastly, you’ll find a more extensive list of different allied health occupations and their descriptions.

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• 50% refund on used kits.

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