JMU Facts
James Madison's height
What is 5'4"?
Fainting; temporary loss of consciousness due to a sudden reduction of blood flow to the brain
What is syncope?
The fee for returning members
What is $5?
Specializes in treatment of the heart
What is a cardiologist?
The name of the "Scrubs" hospital
What is Sacred Heart Hospital?
The year JMU opened
What is 1908?
Chronic, progressive liver disease characterized by gradual loss of liver cells
What is cirrhosis?
The hours of community service each member needs per semester
What is 5 hours?
Specializes in treatment of the digestive system
What is a gastroenterologist?
A medical TV show on TLC that shows real emergency patients' stories
What is Untold Stories of the ER?
The time Wilson Bell Tower plays the fight song everyday
What is 5:00 PM?
Blue tinge of skin due to lack of oxygen in tissues
What is cyanosis?
A member that cannot come to each meeting, but stays involved and pays a fee
What is a satellite member?
Specializes in treatment of the eyes
What is an ophthalmologist?
The new name for the hospital formerly known as Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital in Grey's Anatomy
What is Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital?
About how many students are enrolled at JMU
What is ~20,000?
Cessation of heart activity
What is cardiac arrest?
An exec position that deals with Relay for Life and events like "pie a Pre-Med"
What is the fundraising chair?
Specializes in treatment of the kidneys
What is a nephrologist?
What Addison found in Derek's pocket that soon led to their divorce in Grey's Anatomy
What are women's underwear?
The secret society on campus
What is IN8?
Bands of dense connective tissue that extend from bone to bone to stabilize and strengthen joints
What are ligaments?
The number of exec board positions open after this semester
What is 4?
Specializes in treatment of the ear, nose, and throat (ENT)
What is an otolaryngologist?
The show Edie Falco starred on as an overworked nurse after leaving The Sopranos
What is Nurse Jackie?