The trials (only! - tribulation-free since 2011) of a medical student, often in poorly-drawn art form. The 'student doctor' crowd may be able to commiserate; I expect the rest to gain some insight into why the kid in the short white jacket who is 'not quite their doctor' looks so tired.
Updates for Monday and Friday, as possible.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Wierd Fact
I figure I know about 10,000 human beings.
Not that I necessarily know them all well. I just think I have met about 10,000 people and been around them long enough to make some quick judgements. I have met, out of the 10,000 I know, the most terrifying human being on the planet. Granted, other people also have a 'most terrifying', and I expect there will have to be some kind of double-elimination runoff system to truly decide the contest. But I am confident that I found the guy, the Most Terrifying Human Being on the Planet.
And he is a surgeon.
A lot of surgeons are nice, caring people who will gladly take a moment to teach you something when they discover a gap in your knowledge. The majority are like this, in fact. But the field also breeds a type of person who has so thoroughly refined their own expertise as to alienate themselves completely from the relative incompetence of all other human beings.
Then they get mean.
I suppose the other part of this equation is that an OR is a special situation, in which there is not always time for pleasantries and manners. But I like to think that I would not be the kind of person who had to yell at someone for not having a tool. Especially not if 99 times out of 100, they can turn around and slap it into my hand within 2 seconds.
I wish I had someone like that. That would be handy. Hasta la vista, pockets.
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