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New article name goes here new article content ... That! Medical Quiz Show is a half hour radio quiz show hosted by Dr. T. Glenn Pait and Lisa Cornwell that quizzes contestants on medically related issues and topics. It is produced by Vibe Unlimited Studios and broadcasted on various NPR member stations throughout the US.
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| Running time | 30 min. |
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| Country of origin | United States |
| Language(s) | English |
| Home station | KUAR in Little Rock, AR |
| Syndicates | NPR, KUAR |
| Starring | Dr. T. Glenn Pait, Lisa Cornwell |
| Created by | Dr. T. Glenn Pait, David Goldstein |
| Produced by | Slisce Terry |
| Executive producer(s) | David Goldstein |
| Recording studio | Vibe Unlimited Studios |
| Original release | March 2012 |
Format[edit]
Dr. Pait, otherwise known as Doc on the That! Medical Quiz Show,[1] begins with medical news and introduces each contestant while he banters with Lisa. Unlike many radio quiz shows, TMQS is not call-in or performed in front of live audiences.[2] The three contestants request to appear on the show or have been solicited by TMQS. After introductions, the first featured round begins, which varies every broadcast.[3] There are a total of four rounds and all contestants have the chance to answer one question per round worth one point each and a bonus round worth two points follows. Whoever accumulates the most points after the final and fast-paced bonus round, "Cardiac Capper," will receive a gag prize. Gag prizes, usually somewhat comical, have ranged from alligator wrestling lessons to items like Doc’s special pocket protector.[4] Lisa then asks a question for Doc out of the "medical quiz bag.” Every broadcast concludes with Doc’s catchphrase: "Until next time, remember that more medical knowledge means better health...because there's a little bit of doctor in all of us."
Rounds[edit]
There are four rounds and all contestants have the chance to answer one question per round worth one point each. Doc asks the question and gives the contestants three choices to choose from. Each round has a specific sound effect which provides a kind of quirky feel to the show.
It's all in the Brain[edit]
Focuses on questions about the brain.
Bread & Brawn[edit]
Deals with nutrition and exercise.
Gross Anatomy[edit]
Covers gross medical topics.
Body Shop[edit]
Concerns the anatomy of the human body.
Medical Disorders[edit]
Explores the potential maladies that can sometimes befall the human race.
Bonus Rounds[edit]
Bonus rounds are after each round and are worth two points. Depending on the type of bonus round, contestants can buzz in if their peers get the question wrong.
Medical Myths[edit]
Includes a statement and you will determine whether it is a medical myth or truth.
Survival Skills[edit]
Concerns potentially dangerous situations that can occur at home, work, or in the great outdoors.
Inside the Trainer's Corner[edit]
Anything about sport related injuries or athletes who have been injured.
The Love Dub Pump[edit]
Any topics covering the cardiovascular system.
Doctor vs. Quack[edit]
Dr. Pait makes a statement and contestants determine if the statement he makes is one a real doctor would make or one that would come from a phony doctor, a quack.
Ultra Sounds[edit]
The show plays a medically-related sound, something you might hear in a hospital, a doctor’s office, or in the human body. The contestants try to identify sounds that range from a whooping cough to the squeaky wheels of a hospital bed.
Illnesses of the Rich and Famous[edit]
Dr. Pait reads a description of a medical condition that has affected a public figure. Contestants will have to determine which disorder is being described from the answer choices presented.
Cardiac Capper[edit]
A lightning round of five fast-paced True or False questions or statements.
References[edit]
- ^ "Dr. Pait hosts 'That Medical Quiz Show'-March 27, 2012", www.thv11.com. Retrieved 2013-6-18.
- ^ "‘That! Medical Quiz Show’ new to KUAR in September-August 22, 2012", www.ualr.edu. Retrieved 2013-6-18.
- ^ "THAT! MEDICAL QUIZ SHOW - Trademark Details-February 26, 2013", www.trademarks.justia.com. Retrieved 2013-6-18
- ^ "Neurosurgeon Masters His Domain", www.aamc.org. Retrieved 2013-6-18.
External Links[edit]
http://www.thatmedicalquizshow.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ThatMQS http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/kuar/.jukebox?action=viewPodcast&podcastId=21870 https://soundcloud.com/thatmedicalquizshow http://www.prx.org/series/33125-that-medical-quiz-show http://www.thv11.com/news/article/203854/0/Dr-Pait-hosts-That-Medical-Quiz-Show http://orthostreams.com/2012/11/list-of-19-spine-surgeons-who-have-recently-written-books/ https://www.aamc.org/newsroom/reporter/may09/88864/may09_backpage.html http://books.google.com/books/about/Golf_Forever.html?id=Cv0VULueRCsC