I'm sorry, but if a patient comes into my pharmacy with a legitimate wheeze and I have legitimate reason to suspect that he's having an asthma attack, you can pull the security cams and watch my fat ass chuck an Albuterol inhaler at him. I get the feeling that the COP-BOP antagonism that propagates through our law class isn't restricted to Uncle Ralph.
The bottom line should be this: would you feel more comfortable defending yourself in front of the BoP with the defense of "I did everything I could to save a patient" or "Bitch didn't have a script"? This isn't a hard question.
Endo:
Honestly, the last two days have probably been the best two days of endo all semester, in terms of relevance and entertainment value. Tons of humor to go around with phrases like "IUDs are contraindicated if the patient has a high risk of gonorrhea" (Why don't you just say she's a whore?) and the fact that cervical caps are apparently reusable. That's just weird. Almost as weird as everything about Lea's Shield, which sounds like some Star Wars artifact, and looks like something you'd find in a tackle box.
Lab:
I refuse to universally assume my patients are incompetent, Trish. I'm not doing it. I'm not patronizing them, and I'm not breaking things down into the Sesame Street version of medicine. I get that we want to be clear, and that's fine -- but you're pushing it. Role-playing as if we should expect all of our patients to be Simple Jack isn't the way to do this, because no pharmacist practices like that. This lab lecture was brought to you by the letter "potato."

My reaction to the entire lab lecture
News:
Know who Louie Gohmert is? Yeah, he's that douche that attended a presidential speech to a joint session of congress with a "What Bill" sign around his neck despite the fact that there were several bills on the topic (HR 3200 to name one)

derp derp
Today he was in the news because he compared a relationship between two consenting homosexuals to one having a sexual orientation toward animals, corpses, or children. I won't fill you in on his political party, because I think you probably already have an idea. This is probably what happens when parents don't read to their children.
Today's awesome is related to Endocrine. Its a skit parodying Seasonale:
AWESOME


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