Re: (Humor) You Might Be in the Medical Field if...

From: Kelly Shanahan (mks@sierra.net)
Mon Jun 2 21:47:21 1997


>
>YOU MIGHT BE IN THE MEDICAL FIELD IF:
>

>4. You believe in the serial spraying of Prozac

>6. You believe that "shallow gene pool" should be a diagnosis
>7. You believe that the government should require a permit to
>reproduce
>8. You believe that chocolate is a food group
>9. You believe that unspeakable evils will befall you if anyone says
>"Boy, it sure is quiet"

>11. You hate working nights with a full moon
>12. You DON"T think a referral to Dr. Kevorkian is inappropriate

>14. You have had to leave a patient's room before you begin to laugh
>uncontrollably

>17. The most commonly uttered phrase after midnight is "what changed
>tonight at 0200 that makes it an emergency after six months
>18. You believe that "too stupid to live" should be a diagnosis

>23. When you mention vegetables, you're not referring to a food group

>25. Your patient states "I have no idea how it got stuck there"

>27. You encourage an obnoxious patient to sign out AMA just so you no
>longer have to deal with her
>28. You use your status to get out of speeding tickets

>33. You have your weekends off marked and planned for a year

Yup, I guess I'm in the medical field alright.

Thanks for the laugh, Paul.

Kelly

--
Kelly Shanahan, MD
S. Lake Tahoe




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