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yes, very strange!WOW!
A milligram of spinal morphine only?
No local?
I'm open to learning new techniques!
But I've never heard of doing a big ortho procedure with primary anesthetic consisting of intrathecal opiod sans local anesthetic.
I'm all ears.
WOW!
A milligram of spinal morphine only?
Cut them some slack guys, they're orthopods. I'm surprised they spelled morfeene right. The boneheads at our place can barely read.
I had an ortho attending ask me last month why I hadn't transfused any FFP; didn't I know his platelet count was 95?
"Yes sir, we're at negative two twitches but I'll give him some more droperidol."
"Fine, that'll really help us out."
I never knew they had journals; I figured they gathered around the fire every few weeks and just grunted at each other.
I had an ortho attending ask me last month why I hadn't transfused any FFP; didn't I know his platelet count was 95?
"Yes sir, we're at negative two twitches but I'll give him some more droperidol."
"Fine, that'll really help us out."
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DEFINITION OF A DOUBLE BLIND STUDY?.....
2 ORTHOPEDIC SURGEONS LOOKING AT AN EKG....
Notice, though, that through all of that he still had a negative Throckmorton's sign.
-copro
how can you tell that the physician walking down the or corridor is an orthopod ?
his knuckels are scraping on the ground....
whats the difference between an orthopod and a carpenter?
the carpenter knows the names of two antibiotics...
fasto
You mean there are more than one antibiotics available?
Oh, wait I remember a second one, cefazolin.
Awwww ... that's the one I was thinking of ... what's the other one?
UHHHHHH.....
there was a fire in the ortho library last week.....it was a TOTAL LOSS.....
they lost BOTH books....including the coloring-link-the-dots-anatomy-book....
DEFINITION OF A DOUBLE BLIND STUDY?.....
2 ORTHOPEDIC SURGEONS LOOKING AT AN EKG....
Ancef, of course.