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The strictest Rad in my hospital called to have the techs tell me I did well on my TMJ exam

As a student who had no experience with them beforehand and didn't even know if the protocol was calling for Schuller or Law (it was Law) I kinda felt proud of myself, and didn't have anywhere else to crow about it.

Plus I got the comp.

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