From the person who spilled pee on their doctor to the person who fainted after every. Thanks to the website Whisper, we have stories from thirteen people who had embarrassing things happen to them in the doctor’s office. We stood there and waited and watched him correct his explanation. The bright side of this, however, is that when it happens to someone who isn’t you, it’s actually pretty amusing. Now go over there and explain to the family correctly. In a very thick Italian accent she told the doctor she was dying. Out’s is Pitressin and theirs is Pitocin. An older lady was brought into the ED barely conscious by her husband. We all smiled and after he finished, we called him over and said yes we use a “Pit Drip” and Oby-Gyne uses a “Pit Drip”. One day he was tell the family of a pt that was a GI Bleeder he was on a “Pit Drip” and to help slow/stop the bleeding and it is also used in Oby-Gyne to slow down contractions. We would give each other report to each other and say Pussy Muir just to let her know we all all the same and need to treat each other with respect.Īgain, in the MICU another kiss ass Clinician was dating a know it all resident which she would allow him to jump line to “our eat in” and I would complain that I didn’t get to eat yet and he needs to wait after the 3rd lunch people. Working in the MICU, one of our kiss ass Clinicians was giving report to the Attendings and Residents and told them that this pt now has a “Pussy Muir” (should of said Passé Muir). Working in MICU, EP Lab, Cardiac MRI, Nuclear Cardology and TEE Echo, Ejection Fraction comes up frequently, so I remember what she said so many years ago and I must stop and think before I speak. As a new RN on a Cardiac Stepdown, one of my co-worker was giving report to the on coming shift, she was reporting about the heart function and said “The pt’s “erection fraction” is…. I didn’t say it but I must stop and think before I say it so I don’t say it.
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