My journey through psychiatry residency - Sometimes it's a bitch, Sometimes it's a breeze
Monday, August 25, 2014
Sunday, August 17, 2014
A thorough exam....
I was off yesterday, and come in to be handed off a patient who was admitted the day before. I read through the H&P "no abdominal dissension." I get to see the patient an he has what looks like 3/4 of a basketball on his stomach from a hernia repair. Good job guys.
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Facepalm
I ask for a negative pressure room. Clerk calls bed control and says they're on this this and that floor...did you want me to see if there's one available? ....no dingbat. I was bored and was just making conversation....let me find your THINK button
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Saturday, August 9, 2014
Chicago Problems
Anyone who's driven in Chicago for even six months understands why you grumble but let it go when all three major expressways have *at least* one lane closed in July and August, why you gripe when a taxi driver nearly takes your life for the sixty-third time that week and laugh about it later, and how just one bozo with an Indiana plate can incite a murderous rage from a dark place you didn't even know you had.......
Thursday, August 7, 2014
And I need to know this because??
A diabetic who just got two of his toes chopped off informed his nurse at midnight that he has erectile dysfunction and wants it in his chart....WHY
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Internal Medicine
Whoever wants to do internal medicine as a resident is out of their flippin' mind.
My shift is ostensibly 6-5. I've never left before 5:30, and that was the absolute earliest. Most days it's close to seven. So far one day it's been after 9. Part of it is the senior is (understandably) a micromanager, but with three interns to micromanage we end up moving at her pace.
In either case I just get frustrated. And I don't know why people would want to match into that field of medicine.
My shift is ostensibly 6-5. I've never left before 5:30, and that was the absolute earliest. Most days it's close to seven. So far one day it's been after 9. Part of it is the senior is (understandably) a micromanager, but with three interns to micromanage we end up moving at her pace.
In either case I just get frustrated. And I don't know why people would want to match into that field of medicine.
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