The obnoxiously short white coat, you mean.
Ah, but they're not premeds anymore. They've earned the right to be insecure annoying gunners for the next four years if they would like. That just makes it feel better for some reason.
It's practically a sports bra. Those things look ridiculous.The obnoxiously short white coat, you mean.
Whatever works for you, I still hated those same people are we started medical school.
One of our attending physicians got his white coats monogrammed by the hospital...only they did it wrong and he has a bunch of monogrammed short-coats. The other docs tease him about looking like a med student, but they're also jelly of him having a name on there
You're going to be one of those doctors who cites some HIPAA ballocks to get out of letting premeds shadow, aren't you?
What? I thought all med students were suave, brilliant young professionals who attended daily high end social functions dressed like James Bond.
Aaand this is why I'm very glad that I've never been a nose-breather. Had an abscess the other day in the ED which was literally the size of a baseball over someone's deltoid (no exaggeration, the doc told me to put it in the chart as such) and I could kind of tell that it would smell rank if I breathed through my nose while they were draining it, but I decided not to test that assumption. And to apply my Burt's Bees mint chapstick as soon as I left the room. I'm not usually a fan of mint, but I keep that around in the ED because it is pretty overpoweringly strong, and doesn't look odd at all to apply in/near a rank patient's room (and then oversmack my lips to smear it under my nose).
Yep.
<--- me on coffee
I would hope the adcoms keep out all the really annoying ones.
I always wanted to try that, just to say I did.
Absolutely! Never understood why that's an insult. I feel like I'm suffocating if I breathe through my nose.
Tarsal tunnel, if my anatomy course from last summer is to be trusted (or, more importantly, if my memory is)
