
Watching the orders list pile up while no patients are being sent round.
Ain't night shifts just wonderful. Love to see shopping lists being added on while nothibg is actually being moved. submitted by /u/justwanted-toask [link] [comments]
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Ain't night shifts just wonderful. Love to see shopping lists being added on while nothibg is actually being moved. submitted by /u/justwanted-toask [link] [comments]

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Recently brought home an intact male approx < 2 years old, very fussy and happy, didn't appear to have any mobility issues other than an odd gait and could feel something off in his back and pelvis. So today while he's being neutered and having a check up, he also got an x-ray to see what's going on and well... EDIT: Cat Tax! https://postimg.cc/gallery/m7hX225 submitted by /u/ginja85 [link]…
I failed out in my third semester after failing a lumbar spine practical (failed the retake by 1 point). I was a dedicated, enthusiastic student. I excelled in clinicals and book exams, and did well in my other coursework. My struggle was specifically with practicals. In my procedures class, we’d learn an x-ray routine on Wednesday and have the practical the next morning. I have ADHD, and that…

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Sorry, think I messed up when posting this first time. Basically patient came in for a fall and this was seen on imaging. I thought this was an interesting find. Just wanted to share. submitted by /u/Aggressive-Error-88 [link] [comments]

Patient said it didn't hurt much so he was really surprised it was a fracture. submitted by /u/TokeruTaichou [link] [comments]

Hey there, I have dealt with chronic post nasal drip, and difficulty breathing through my nose for many years. I finally got a CT and requested the DICOM files, which affords me the opportunity to share this scan! It definitely doesn't seem as deviated as some of the scans I've seen here, but still cool to see the pictures from within my own head. submitted by /u/s_mason4 [link] [comments]