Match gift?
Started by ilovemed1
What's your budget?
Playstation 4.
Waaait....
Waaait....
Scotch/Wine
A Super Nintendo would be better.
If he doesn't already have one...a Leatherman Raptor multi tool is a very useful gift in your price range.
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Amazon product ASIN B00BHZJA58
Politely disagree. Three years of residency and four years of attendinghood, and I have never wanted or thought I could use one of these at work.
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Love it. Had classmates who used them in residency. In the community setting, I might not have easily accessible scissors - "grab my scissors and cut" is a whole lot better than "who has scissors" when the infrequent bad trauma makes everybody tense. The side clip is easy for carrying it as well.
Plus, it's the one medical thing the M4 probably doesn't have.
pens get lost all the time, and well maybe some EM app would be good idea.
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Best part of these is the ring cutter. I've used these a ton and love them. Cuts through jeans like butta!
Politely disagree. WikEM is free, and infinitely easier to use than PEPID (which, hey - could have changed its interface since I was a resident).
PEPID >>>>>>>>> WikiEM
When did you use PEPID last (just so I have a reference)?
PEPID is a lifesaver for me, perhaps literally. I stopped using WikiEM a year or more ago because it often didn't have what I searched for.
I wonder if PEPID has a free trial you could use to test it out..not sure.
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Intern year was 2009/2010. That was my last slog thu that unnavigable OS.
Get him something he will enjoy and use wisely.
Such as a Buck 119, a bottle of bourbon, a flashlight, some sort of tool, or a nice pair of cashmere/leather gloves.
There is nothing medically-related that anyone has ever given me that I have put to good use, other than the subscription to UWorld my parents got me for Christmas (I asked for it because I couldn't afford it) during MSII.
Most people in the position to match into a medical specialty know exactly what they need and anything else will be superfluous.
Such as a Buck 119, a bottle of bourbon, a flashlight, some sort of tool, or a nice pair of cashmere/leather gloves.
There is nothing medically-related that anyone has ever given me that I have put to good use, other than the subscription to UWorld my parents got me for Christmas (I asked for it because I couldn't afford it) during MSII.
Most people in the position to match into a medical specialty know exactly what they need and anything else will be superfluous.
