alex karev went to medical school at samarkand medical institute.
alex karev went to medical school at samarkand medical institute.
where did alex karev go to medical school?
samarkand medical institute
alex secured a position in the surgical residency program at seattle grace hospital after graduating from the university of iowa. he initially makes a poor impression on his fellow interns meeting fellow interns meredith grey (ellen pompeo), cristina yang (sandra oh), george o'malley (t.r. knight), and izzie stevens (katherine heigl) whom he later taunts when he discovers she used to be a lingerie model. after initial disagreements, alex reveals to izzie that his father was a heroin addict who used to beat his mother. he became a wrestler so he could defend his mother, and attended university on a wrestling scholarship. he and izzie begin a friendship. at the end of the first season, george contracts syphilis from alex through nurse olivia harper, causing animosity between the two.
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karev () is a slavic masculine surname with kareva as its feminine counterpart. notable people with the surname include:









































bullet::::- alex karev, fictional character on the abc television series grey's anatomy









































bullet::::- andrei karev (born 1985), belarusian ice hockey defenceman









































bullet::::- leonid karev (born 1969), russian composer, organist and pianist









































bullet::::- nikola karev (1877–1905), macedonian revolutionary









































bullet::::- sergei karev (born 1986), russian figure skater









































bullet::::- yevgeni aleksandrovich karev (born 1985), russian football player









































bullet::::- yevgeni viktorovich karev (born 1985), russian football player









































kareva is also an estonian surname, both masculine and feminine
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