The Conshohocken Residence Inn is very nice ...
Anyone around?
Anyone around?
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Step II COMLEX PE tomorrow ...
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Wawa.
Is that an offer, or a suggestion? [runs away]
I think Hern's gonna get you for that one.
BTW: he's much bigger than you are, so run quickly!
I think Hern's gonna get you for that one.
All he'll see is ass and elbows - mine, quickly retreating.
😱 It was a suggestion 😛 I can't believe you'd suggest that!
Although the ice cream cake would be a definite distraction though 😉
It was a suggestion 😛 I can't believe you'd suggest that! Although the ice cream cake would be a definite distraction though 😉
😱
What happens in Conshohocken, stays in Conshochocken ...
Kinky.
I know you introduce as student doctor, but that is all a pre-med knows 😛 I would wash before the physical. But that is just me with common sense.
I find it a little jarring introducing myself as a student, yet acting as if I were a physician. Yeah, yeah, there's this thing called third and fourth years, but still.
At our school, we were told to wash before shaking hands. FA CS says wash before physical exam.
go by the book then.
hern didn't shake their hands, so I wish I could help. He did use student doctor.
Ah, see - that's the problem. PE is *very* similar to CS, but different enough to cause anxious, nitpicky questions like these.
wash your hands.
touch the patient.
call yourself doctor if you want to.
touch the patient.
call yourself doctor if you want to.
You said it not me. Dr. Mom is the witness.
yup. I think I did the student doctor introduction, but we were told that we could just use Dr.
I washed right before the physical. I didn't shake hands when I went in the room as that isn't my normal routine at all with real patients. I did make sure that I used their fake names as I went in the room.
Only Pat's though 😛
