Thursday, June 17, 2010

How to drive an ER doc nuts

Dr. Grumpy: "Okay, I'll swing by and have a look at her. Who's admitting her?"

Dr. Er: "Doctor Hu."

Dr. Grumpy: "Who?"

Dr. Er: "Hu."

Dr. Grumpy: "Dr. Who, the TV show?"

Dr. Er: "No! Dr. Hu, the hospitalist."

Dr. Grumpy: "That's what I asked? Who's admitting her?"

Dr. Er: "Hu."

Dr. Grumpy: "Who?"

Dr. Er: "Grumpy, you're a pain in the ass." (click)

22 comments:

ndenunz said...

You mean "Who" the rock group?

Pranab Chatterjee said...

huhahahahahahaha

:D

*manic laffter*

Bad to the Bohn said...

Hu's on first!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sShMA85pv8M

Or in response to ndenunz above:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlXjIg4fH74

Lo said...

Dr. G....even as a plagarist you are adorable. You constantly brighten my life. Thank you.
(hmmmm, how DO you spell "Plagarist"?
Oh well, you know what I mean.

OMDG said...

My husband works with a guy named Wing Man. I wonder if he's grown tired of the Top Gun references yet.


Word Verification: Wing Syn. How ironic.

Claude said...

You're both in my heart and prayers!

Angela said...

*high fives for the Doctor Who reference*

And one of the staff anesthesiologist is (well when I worked there) Doctor Achoo. Yes like the sneeze...

xx
Jaxs

daalny said...

~Woodstock~

"Who is on stage?" Hippie 1

"yes!" Hippie 2

"So Yes is on stage?" Hippie 1

"no, Who!" Hippie 2

Hippie 1 gets aggravated, "Do you see The Band!"

"Where man?" Hippie 2

Anonymous said...

But is Hu also on first?

S said...

Coast Guardsmen/women who have not been to school yet are called Seaman. My last name sounds like "slime". Over the PA system, when I received a telephone call. "Now Seaman Slime, you have a phone call..." You crack me up Dr. Grumpy

SarahRx said...

I needed to leave a message for the pharmacist that was in the next day, so I asked the tech to look at the schedule...
me: who's the pharmacist in tomorrow?
tech: Aymin (pronounced "I'm in")
me: that's great, but I need to know the pharmacist...
tech: Aymin.
You can imagine how the rest of the conversation went.
Names are glorious.

Sue Denyhm said...

Too bad the patient's name wasn't Mr Watt. "Hu's admitting Watt?"

Anonymous said...

That's as bad as sitting on a 4 hr plane ride with a grumpy toddler listening to my husband gleefully tell a fellow passenger we were headed to Ware (Ma.) when asked where we were headed. Soooo painful!

RH said...

Bravo, good sir. Bravo.

Future OB/GYN said...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jU_aw3SCUV8

Minni VanDyke said...

But did you bring your sonic screwdriver?

stacey said...

When I was in the Air Force, I worked with a woman who was enlisted in the Navy. Her last name.... Swallow. I swear. What the F*&% was her recruiter thinking?

Anonymous said...

Ha

ERP said...

I bet he gets that a lot. At least he was not named Dr Fu "F, U!"

prashant said...

You're both in my heart and prayers!
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Eileen said...

Was at uni with a girl called Sarah Fluck - usually known as "Sarah with an ell". Her father had been a chaplain in the armed forces.

Then there was the naive law student who didn't quite get the definition of rape lecture: "what have sailors got to do with it?".

Both true!

Anonymous said...

I had actually worked with someone who was named Bonbrake. Guess that person missed his calling. Should have been an orthopedic surgeon it would have fit, just would have been spelled incorrectly.

Or my sister's friend in elementary school named Penny Nickel. Kids use to call her six cents, which undoubtedly wore thin very quickly.

 
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