Is it necessary to cut a cockroach if I want to become a nuero surgeon?

Question

I hate cockroach!

Answer 1

You mean dissect it?

It you have a hard time cutting into a roach, how are you going to cut into someone's brain? Granted, brains are Delicious, but you need that type of gall to be a doctor. How are you going have the gall to tell someone's family that " Its all that I can do, I'm sorry.", if you can't dissect a roach.

yes. in fact you should eat it after wards to gain its power...

Answer 2

Son, I don't know what on earth possessed you to think that Neurosurgery involves dissection of cockroaches but, with all due respect, you might reconsider your choice of profession if you genuinely think that cutting a cockroach will in any way help you with your pursuit of this elegant and rigorous specialty.

Answer 3

I'm a physician, and I never "cut a cockroach". I've dissected an earthworm, frog, fetal pig, and cat in high school; a human arm/shoulder in college; and a complete human in medical school. But no cockroaches.

Of course, I'm not a neurosurgeon. What they do in their spare time is their business.

Answer 4

Suck it up and do it.. if you really want to be something as important as a neurosurgeon, why would you let a cockroach bother you? Everything is relative in your prior studies.. it may give you a steady hand :)

Answer 5

It is still illegal to experiment on people but cockroaches are too dim witted to hire a lawyer (although some say there is a resemblance).

Answer 6

Neurosurgeon must become surgeon first. Surgeon must become an MD first. MD must become biology graduate first. Biology graduate must cut cockroaches first.

Answer 7

how should i know. Just go and ask a neurosurgeon for christ sake

Answer 8

not really. it doesn't exactly matter.