Friday, April 1, 2016

Seen in a chart

I often have that last problem myself:




For the non-medical readers, it's supposed to say "volume depletion."

Thank you, M!

20 comments:

  1. "Warm smell of colitis / rising up through the air..."

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  2. For non medical readers, did the explanation make it any more clear.

    Thanks, I thought not too.

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    1. It means dehydration from loss of fluid (volume), caused by the diarrhea colitis gives you.

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  3. "Patient resides in a hotel that has been out of wine since 1969. Patient also presents what appear to be a number of wounds from steel knives. Recommended that patient check out of hotel and leave it, but compliance appears unlikely."

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  4. I HATE it when the wine is depleted!

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  5. Ha, read it as coitus and wine depletion. What a combo!

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  6. A girl with colitis goes by.

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  7. Packer-Less circulating volume reduces blood pressure. Less fluid in the pipes, so to speak.

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  8. Do you treat that with IV white or red wine?

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  9. Calling Dr. Yellowtail and Dr. Mondavi!

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  10. Hypotension is the name of my cat.

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  11. Unfortunately, the patient's insurance only covers Two-Buck Chuck.

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  12. hang a bag of yellow.

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  13. Anon @ 0848: Ah ~ the infamous "Banana Bag", given to all the alkies!
    :)

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  14. Wine depletion - only happens when I'm pretending to be Julia Childs and try to cook something French.

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  15. Why wait to catch a bartender's eye, when it's so much quicker to go to the ER and tell them you have chest pain?

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  16. As a chronic sufferer of whiskey depletion...

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  17. It took me three reads to realize it did not say "related to coitus and wine depletion."

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  18. You bring a grin to my face every day. Thanks.

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So wadda you think?