Patient: "Hey doc, it's just a Pepsi."
Doctor: "Really? Can I see?"
Nothing a good knife and a piece of scotch tape can't manufacture.
Case solved.
-Wes
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
The Careful Exam
When looking for the cause of atrial fibrillation during a physical examination, not only can the doctor's olfactory bulb be helpful, but so can the examination of what gets brought into the exam room.
Patient: "Hey doc, it's just a Pepsi."
Doctor: "Really? Can I see?"
Nothing a good knife and a piece of scotch tape can't manufacture.
Case solved.
-Wes
Patient: "Hey doc, it's just a Pepsi."
Doctor: "Really? Can I see?"
Nothing a good knife and a piece of scotch tape can't manufacture.
Case solved.
-Wes
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9 comments:
Ah, but would you have caught it if he had a "Caffeine-free Diet Coke" "skin" on top of a can of Jolt cola? ;)
Marco
for real!?
An instant classic.
drottematic-
Hard to make this stuff up... I blurred the background of the images to protect identities but the rest, as they say, is the real McCoy.
Dude's got good taste in brew.
Personally, when I'm in Chicago, I go for Old Style.
Jay
wow, it's just so hard to believe someone would bring that into the exam room!
If only he channeled that effort into his health...
Well at least it's light beer, Dr. Wes.
I know a particular ER nurse (name withheld) who pulled this post up at work and had four co-workers around her going "NO WAY", "WHOA", "DUDE!" and one who wanted to know precisely how it might have been done.
I worry about that one.
It livened up a rather dull night shift, er, evening shift.
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