Injured By a Spacecraft? There’s a Diagnostic Code for That – WSJ Health Blog
So we’ve got this patient here who was injured in this spaceship accident. You know, just a routine, uh, orbital mishap. But how do we account for that?
Oh, right, it’s ICD-9 code E845 — “Accident involving spacecraft.”
What the Frak?
Battlestar Galactica War Zone
Le Poisson rouge – un préservatif peut sauver une vie.
No subtitles are required to comprehend this video from France.
Seen on Le Blog du Petit Docteur
A medical indication for using the largest catheters…
How often do you change your socks? – Musings of a Highly Trained Monkey
I head to the cabinet that holds the STAT 16 Fr Punitive Foley Catheter, and Nurse Tinkerbell heads for the cabinet that holds the STAT 16g Punitive IV Catheter.
It’s called a “16 Squared”, and it’s the first line treatment for ODs and fake seizures.
Family physicians in an office setting can also use the punitive two-finger rectal exam. Butt that can backfire!
Potty Mouth – Doc Gurley
…it’s World Toilet Day today. Are you thinking this is all a load of crap? Let’s just bear down on these facts, shall we?
Don’t forget to flush.
I Don’t Speak French – WhiteCoat Rants
Plafond fractures and calcaneal fractures have both been termed “Don Juan fractures” or “Lovers Fractures” because they can occur when someone jumps out of a bedroom window to avoid being caught by a lover’s spouse.
What about Spanish?
