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, March 25, 2012
Psi
A lot gets imbued on the humble ψ. I'm not sure there are any other fields where the whole thing can be subsumed into a single Greek letter. If you suspect 'supratentorial' issues in your ER interview, you pretty much just put a ψ in your notes, and underline it repeatedly as more supporting information comes in. Conversly though, if I suspect gallbladder causes, I don't just put ∑ or something. Maybe I should, the surgeon is going to do his whole own assessment anyway, just as we trust the ψ folks to do.
I guess the bottom line is that other fields need to pick out their own letters.
...And adopt the same hours as the Psychiatrists.
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