has anyone seen batman begins

[goldfish85]

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the psychiatrist was pretty evil, also i cant believe they drugged the water supply. anyways, im interested in psychiatry and was interested how the hours are and how competitive residency is.... also is it hard for img's to enter psych?

thanks

 

[Milo]

i cant believe they drugged the water supply.

Looking back on it I think altruism, lifestyle and potential for world domination is why I went into psychiatry in the first place.

 

[watto]

Looking back on it I think altruism, lifestyle and potential for world domination is why I went into psychiatry in the first place.

I do have a deal with Xanax to add it to my waiting room water cooler, but I'm holding out for a better deal from Abilify.

 

[OldPsychDoc]

I do have a deal with Xanax to add it to my waiting room water cooler, but I'm holding out for a better deal from Abilify.

We add Adderall to our office coffee supply....

 

[Miklos]

Looking back on it I think altruism, lifestyle and potential for world domination is why I went into psychiatry in the first place.

x 1000

 

[Apollyon]

I do have a deal with Xanax to add it to my waiting room water cooler, but I'm holding out for a better deal from Abilify.

"Abilify" makes me laugh every time I hear it - I don't know if I've ever heard such a "Don King" word...but it's better than aripiprazole!

 

[OldPsychDoc]

"Abilify" makes me laugh every time I hear it - I don't know if I've ever heard such a "Don King" word...but it's better than aripiprazole!

While we're on the subject...

"Geodon" sounds like a name for a dinosaur (or Pokemon), not a drug.
"Lunesta"? Please...give me a break.
"Cymbalta"? Musical instrument for depressed folks?

But I do like the fact that "Celexa" rhymes with "Zyprexa".

 

[Anasazi23]

While we're on the subject...

"Geodon" sounds like a name for a dinosaur (or Pokemon), not a drug.
"Lunesta"? Please...give me a break.
"Cymbalta"? Musical instrument for depressed folks?

But I do like the fact that "Celexa" rhymes with "Zyprexa".

I laugh every time I remember an ER patient I had last year that kept telling me they were on "Afilli-billy."

 

[OldPsychDoc]

I laugh every time I remember an ER patient I had last year that kept telling me they were on "Afilli-billy."

Wasn't cooling off their mania very well, was it?

 

[watto]

While we're on the subject...

"Geodon" sounds like a name for a dinosaur (or Pokemon), not a drug.
"Lunesta"? Please...give me a break.
"Cymbalta"? Musical instrument for depressed folks?

But I do like the fact that "Celexa" rhymes with "Zyprexa".

My favorite is Tranxene. Sounds like an X-Men character.

 

[Arctic Char]

being in psych, and having keen understandings of human psychology, doesn't it seem like movies and stories of life in general become so predictable and categorical?

does it bother any of you?

interested . . .

 

[mosche]

being in psych, and having keen understandings of human psychology, doesn't it seem like movies and stories of life in general become so predictable and categorical?

does it bother any of you?

interested . . .

I want to reply, but that's what you'd expect...so nevermind.

 

[OldPsychDoc]

being in psych, and having keen understandings of human psychology, doesn't it seem like movies and stories of life in general become so predictable and categorical?

does it bother any of you?

interested . . .

No, the problem is that the MOVIES are predictable and categorical.
My patients' lives are at times too unbelievable for Hollywood, or even Jerry Springer!

 

[Miklos]

No, the problem is that the MOVIES are predictable and categorical.
My patients' lives are at times too unbelievable for Hollywood, or even Jerry Springer!

Never thought of it that way, but identifying personality disorders in fictional (and perhaps real) Hollywood characters can become old after a while. Maybe because the fictional characters, at least, are SO stereotypical/textbook.