MD (to custodian carrying heavy-duty pliers): What do you think those are used for more often, cutting locks off lockers, or removing objects from genitalia?
Custodian: Eh, about 50/50
Monday, February 21, 2011
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A hot off the press emergency medicine resident in the heartland. Trained abroad; an incorrigible wanderer. Join me as I readjust to American life and try not to (further) damage my patients, one shift at a time. . .
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