How do you keep from cracking up in the patient's face? Actually, I don't laugh in the room either, but sometimes I have to work to keep my head from shaking side to side.
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10 comments:
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Ooh! Nice one. It's a usage that reminds one of the classic--and frighteningly persistent--favorite, "Oldtimer's disease."
Damn it, I've been spelling it wrong all along.
At least your patient knows what a spine is...
I'm stealing this for a Facebook quote.
Well, he probably just meant "skulliosis" :) Minny
your blog is a much needed break.
As long as he doesn't have osteo mellitus along with it! :-)
How do you keep from cracking up in the patient's face? Actually, I don't laugh in the room either, but sometimes I have to work to keep my head from shaking side to side.
Oh, I love this!
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