I had to laugh when the doctor said "That's a nasty scar, what happened there?" I was baffled until I realised he was looking at the inside of my leg where the seam of my jeans had left a mark. His 5 years of training had obviously paid off lol
When stepson was a junior doctor and home for a holiday he rushed outside to help a young girl who had fallen off her horse. After an examination carried out with the enthusiasm of a new doctor he diagnosed a broken leg and called an ambulance. That was when the girl told him it wasn`t a broken bone......It was the sausage roll she had tucked in her jodhpurs for her lunch.
Lol gness!
It was difficult to tell if he blushed (hope this doesn't sound racist) because he was black.
My eldest is a med student and I won't let him near any of the family!
Brings back the day that we qualified....4 of us marched down the Whitechapel Road to Joe lyons for a cup of coffee and came across a small crowd surrounding a woman having an epileptic fit. Without looking or breaking stride, we strode passed the small gathering and no word was spoken.
When we got a cup of coffee and sat down, we all admitted that at that moment we had forgotten how to treat an epileptic.......LOL
I once came across an elderly lady who had fainted in the street. Some passing clown who must have watched one episode of Casualty and considered himself an expert decided to "resuscitate" her. He gave her a couple of rescue breaths which forced her dentures down her throat and stopped her breathing. He then scarpered just as I took over.
For the appointment of consultant surgeon, I had to go to the Regional Board which was at Harrogate and I was interviewed by at least 16 interviewers sitting around a crescentic table with me at the epicentre.
At the end of the interview, i was asked to wait outside with the other interviewees and as i walked out, I opened the door and walked into the broom cupboard by mistake.
lol sqad I remember being on an interviewing panel one day and one of the candidates opened the door, walked in and promptly tripped over the door mat. His response of "I couldn't have fallen in better company" got him the job. (I didn't vote for him)
Many moons ago I was in the police force and our sergeant booked in a 'drunk and incapable.'
He fancied himself as a bit of a medic and shone his torch in the drunk's eye. When he got not dilation of the pupil he called the police doctor who told him, in front of all the shift, the drunk had a glass eye.
He never lived it down. (Should have tried the other eye as well).