Hay Bach! The "OR Quotes" Twitter Feed
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One of my coresidents was playing with the blue rubber thingy on the IV fluid bags when it inadvertently flew into the surgical field (during an apparently particularly boring part of the operation)... surgeon’s response: “Well why don’t you just SHIT in there!”
Touché, surgeon.
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and then there was the time when a student was scrubbed in a neck dissection, and the attending dissected and exposed the accessory nerve. He pointed to it and asked the student sternly, what’s this nerve do? The student was taken aback, looked left and right to see if any help was coming and then just shrugged his shoulders. The attending says…”exactly, why can’t all the students know anatomy like this guy”
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and then there was the time when a student was scrubbed in a neck dissection, and the attending dissected and exposed the accessory nerve. He pointed to it and asked the student sternly, what’s this nerve do? The student was taken aback, looked left and right to see if any help was coming and then just shrugged his shoulders. The attending says…”exactly, why can’t all the students know anatomy like this guy”
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Seen on Twitter. I think only George will really understand….
if electrolytes could talk I just KNOW potassium would be soooo annoying
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Seen on Twitter. I think only George will really understand….
if electrolytes could talk I just KNOW potassium would be soooo annoying
@bachophile said in Hay Bach! The "OR Quotes" Twitter Feed:
if electrolytes could talk I just KNOW potassium would be soooo annoying
Either that or sodium.
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Orthopedic surgeon, responding to a question about why he would choose suture or staples to close a wound: "Staples if they're already ugly."
@George-K said in Hay Bach! The "OR Quotes" Twitter Feed:
Orthopedic surgeon, responding to a question about why he would choose suture or staples to close a wound: "Staples if they're already ugly."
The was a line in MASH asking whether the patient was an officer or enlisted.
"He's enlisted".
"Make the stitches bigger."
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(probably only @bachophile will get this)
Vascular tech, on being a vascular patient: "It's like being in the mafia. Once you're in, you can never get out."