By Simms - 14/03/2012 02:32 - United States
Same thing different taste
Get help, moron!
By Anonymous - 29/05/2018 15:00
Merry Xmas from the 15th Precinct!
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By Sarah - 07/05/2009 04:53 - United States
My day off
By Anonymous - 08/02/2024 23:00
Medicare for all, please
By thefirstcutisthedeepest - 30/09/2021 14:01
ER time
By sero - 10/08/2022 04:00 - United States - Denver
The ole paper cut excuse
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By Anonymous - 07/08/2015 17:31 - United States - Newark
Difficult
By Anonymous - 30/06/2021 20:01
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Trust me, I fix more than my fair share of minor boo boos.
It was extremely hard work, but I loved every minute of it. It kept you on your toes because you never knew what was going to happen next.
I completely agree with coffeechick. If you're that jaded about your job, you need to find a new one.
You sound like House...
Ok everyone slow down. Trust me, taking care of this guy is not going to interfere with anyone getting the care they need. There's this thing called triage - we evaluate everyone and then make a decision either to tender immediate care or to put them on a back burner in favour of illnesses of higher acuity. No one is going to wait a minute longer than they have to because of patients like this. He can sit in the back of the ER or on a stretcher in a hallway for hours waiting to have his leg sutured so that the ER doctor can tend to heart attacks, strokes, diabetic ketoacidosis, etc.
Quit complaining! Idiots like that are your iron clad, bullet proof, super reliable, guarantee that you have job security for LIFE! As long as there are stupid people doing stupid things - you will have a good job. Be happy about that and be happy there are so many stupid jackasses in the world.
Sorry to disappoint people, but this isn't mine. See post #107 under comment #2. To OP - I have to agree with everyone telling you to suck it up and do your damned job. I don't know if you're a nurse, an ER doctor, a surgeon, or what. It doesn't make a difference - you knew full well when you got into medicine that people are stupid and that you would be dealing with said stupid people. But there are just as many gracious people who are actually thankful for the work you do. There's nothing better than a patient telling me, "Thanks for saving my life, Doc." THAT is what going into medicine is about, not dealing with "jackasses" who "waste your time". If that's the way you view your profession, it's probably time for you to choose a new one. Leave the caring for those of us who actually do.
It sounds like he should be posting on FLM.
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You may be in the wrong profession.
All part of the business. Just be glad that you're far smarter than he is.