Thursday, October 29, 2009

Guy Anatomy Issues

Mr. XY: "I have prostate cancer."

Dr. Grumpy: "Is it being treated?"

Mr. XY: "Yeah, they said it had spread to my uterus or something."

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  1. That's a damn shame. That's what that is.

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  2. I wish, but no. His wife looked shocked, too.

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  3. It is hard to imagine someone could be so uniformed. My facial expression would have said it all had I been part of that conversation.

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  4. Gosh, I sure hope they don't have to remove his uterus... That would be awful!

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  5. I hear it all. Some of it (I hope) is just a slip of the tongue.

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  6. MJH, CPhT- If they do, at least they could replace it with the one you suggested they take out of Mrs. Nursing earlier today.

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  7. That's about as good as the woman who told you her mother had a miscarriage.. with her. :]

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  8. LOL! Did his wife at least laugh at that? Please tell me she did! I know I would!

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  9. Kim- No, she had this shocked "I married a moron" look.

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  10. Before you mentioned his wife, I
    envisioned your patient as a
    trans-gender person...

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  11. I remember a woman called me up once and asked what her husbands Flomax really did.. the sequence of questions went in the direction of what his problem really was to what a prostate is and whether or not this problem can be transmitted to her sexually. :]

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  12. Hopefully he meant ureter....

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  13. He likely did. But at least I got a blog post out of his (I hope) error.

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  14. I thoroughly enjoyed that post.

    Almost as much as when a husband tried to tell me that his wife's "vergina was aproximately 5 cm dilantin"... of course he had her squat over a mirror to check.. just to be sure.

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  15. well at least he hasn't gotten pregnant over all of these years. we can only pray he hit menopause and we are all safe.

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  16. I would have busted out laughing.

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  17. Must be catching. I had a dear old gentleman on a cardiac floor tell me he needed his NTG often for his "TERRIBLE VAGINA". Sad cases, no?
    Pattie, RN

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  18. gift him an atlas of human anatomy or something, i m kinda feeling sorry for laughing at the ignorance ..

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So wadda you think?