Please tell me these cruel resident stories are from your prelim year! I start my physiatry residency next year. Your cruel resident stories make me extra grateful for my generally kind or at least benign residents. Can't imagine how much more I would want to quit & move to the country if they were mean.
Bitch. And furthermore, doesn't she realize that if the post-its lose their stickiness, then they will fly away? Though, I suppose that would have been your fault too.....
Our post-its included any to-do's for the cross cover person. So if you were signing out a rectal exam for the cross cover to do, you damn well better put it on a post-it.
What a bitch. How useless. I don't ever remember using post-it notes for sign-outs, in residency OR med-school.
ReplyDeletePlease tell me these cruel resident stories are from your prelim year! I start my physiatry residency next year. Your cruel resident stories make me extra grateful for my generally kind or at least benign residents. Can't imagine how much more I would want to quit & move to the country if they were mean.
ReplyDeleteBitch. And furthermore, doesn't she realize that if the post-its lose their stickiness, then they will fly away? Though, I suppose that would have been your fault too.....
ReplyDeleteGrumpy and OMDG: For some reason, everyone used to stick post-its all over their signouts. It was rampant.
ReplyDeleteMG: I never had a resident supervising me during physiatry residency. Most of my cruel resident stories are actually about the same resident.
Wow. Our check out sheets were things like
ReplyDeleteRoom 354- MI
355- big stroke
356- small stroke
357- GI bleed.
358- Crazy
Our post-its included any to-do's for the cross cover person. So if you were signing out a rectal exam for the cross cover to do, you damn well better put it on a post-it.
ReplyDeleteI remember a sign out sheet that had the following patient's info on it:
ReplyDelete"48 y/o HIV+ Ex-IVDA loser here with skin abscess....: