@jointdocShields That is *uncomfortably * warm. The hand doc that I used to work with kept it at a brisk 63°F in his OR, and honestly between the surgical gown and lead that was pretty comfortable.
I don’t care what anyone says, “I feel fine but my wife made me come in” has a positive predictive value for something being really fucking wrong that approaches 100%
In 2007, two friends and I went to Red Lobster during their endless shrimp deal and had 30 dozen between the three of us. I like to think that we were the butterfly (shrimp) effect that led us to this outcome today.
PRO TIP: if you’re a doctor stuck inside for the eclipse you can still experience 4 minutes of total darkness by scheduling a peer review call with a colleague outside your specialty who denies one of your patients the treatment they need
@Hi_Dr_Nick @MrsPA_C Cool take, bro. The CDC defines child abuse and neglect as "any act or series of acts of commission or omission by a parent or other caregiver that results in harm, potential for harm, or threat of harm to a child." Seems to me like it fits the definition.
I took 1.5 days off from clinic this week to lecture and help out with simulations and interprofesional education at a local PA program, and I’d forgotten how much teaching energizes me.
I *love* engaging with students and getting them to think critically.
@malone_mk Not sure how big the UK market share is for these brands but in the US, outside of Figs, I’d go with:
- Stoggles
- Clove shoes
- Eko stethoscopes
- Medelita
@RuralFMPA Changing specialties from ortho to psych and seeing the discrepancies b/w the rate that people will rx long-term Norco or other controlled pain meds but will hesitate to rx stimulants really drives me nuts.
Use a validated screening, monitor for misuse, and trust patients.
I just started my new job today and I’m eligible for my full $2,000 education stipend, and it resets on January 1st.
Best CME and textbook resources for psychiatry, ready, GO!
@NurseGomer A revision is always going to be a bit of a wild card, though. More scar tissue, more sensitivity, planes of tissue aren’t as clean when dissecting during surgery, etc.
@NurseGomer I work with a hand/elbow surgeon and he only does transpositions for his cubital tunnel releases; I’ve never seen him do just an in situ release. We remove sutures at 8-10 days and let our patients do whatever they want at that point. Most don’t have any issues at all with pain.