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okey dokey
okey dokey
"patient is on Flonase for his prostate"
I know what drug he meant, but for the rest of the day I'm going to be
picturing someone spraying Flonase up their butt.
ed
"patient is on Flonase for his prostate"
I know what drug he meant, but for the rest of the day I'm going to be
picturing someone spraying Flonase up their butt.
ed
Re: okey dokey
On Apr 8, 3:06 am, "Ed Chait" <edchait4rem...@earthlink . net > wrote:
> "patient is on Flonase for his prostate"
>
> I know what drug he meant, but for the rest of the day I'm going to be
> picturing someone spraying Flonase up their butt.
Considering I've had docs dictate suppositories as p.o., hey, why not?
On Apr 8, 3:06 am, "Ed Chait" <edchait4rem...@earthlink . net > wrote:
> "patient is on Flonase for his prostate"
>
> I know what drug he meant, but for the rest of the day I'm going to be
> picturing someone spraying Flonase up their butt.
Considering I've had docs dictate suppositories as p.o., hey, why not?
Re: okey dokey
LOL. Lucky it's not a verbatim account!
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LOL. Lucky it's not a verbatim account!
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Re: okey dokey
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> LOL. Lucky it's not a verbatim account!
>
>
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> RaeMorrill
I couldn't do that kind of work.
Well, I could do it, but only until I had a stroke, which probably would not
take long.
ed
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> LOL. Lucky it's not a verbatim account!
>
>
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> RaeMorrill
I couldn't do that kind of work.
Well, I could do it, but only until I had a stroke, which probably would not
take long.
ed
Re: okey dokey
Had a stroke or committed murder... Of course if you could truly get a
jury of MT peers, you'd be let off as justifiable homicide for self
defense.
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Had a stroke or committed murder... Of course if you could truly get a
jury of MT peers, you'd be let off as justifiable homicide for self
defense.
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Re: okey dokey
"mattsen" <cmattsen@gmail . com > wrote in message
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> On Apr 8, 3:06 am, "Ed Chait" <edchait4rem...@earthlink . net > wrote:
>> "patient is on Flonase for his prostate"
>>
>> I know what drug he meant, but for the rest of the day I'm going to be
>> picturing someone spraying Flonase up their butt.
>
> Considering I've had docs dictate suppositories as p.o., hey, why not?
The following is a true story, I kid you not.
When I was a Navy Corpsman stationed at MCAS, Yuma, Az., I prescribed some
Phenergan suppositories to a patient who was having nausea post surgery.
He came back to follow-up the next day and I asked him if the suppositories
had helped.
He said that he felt better but that the suppositories were really causing a
lot of pain. I couldn't figure out why they would cause him pain until I
realized that he had not removed them from the foil wrapper before use.
ed
"mattsen" <cmattsen@gmail . com > wrote in message
news:849022cc-22c2-40ac-849c-f899d1eef86c@z38g2000hsc.googlegroups . com ...
> On Apr 8, 3:06 am, "Ed Chait" <edchait4rem...@earthlink . net > wrote:
>> "patient is on Flonase for his prostate"
>>
>> I know what drug he meant, but for the rest of the day I'm going to be
>> picturing someone spraying Flonase up their butt.
>
> Considering I've had docs dictate suppositories as p.o., hey, why not?
The following is a true story, I kid you not.
When I was a Navy Corpsman stationed at MCAS, Yuma, Az., I prescribed some
Phenergan suppositories to a patient who was having nausea post surgery.
He came back to follow-up the next day and I asked him if the suppositories
had helped.
He said that he felt better but that the suppositories were really causing a
lot of pain. I couldn't figure out why they would cause him pain until I
realized that he had not removed them from the foil wrapper before use.
ed
Re: okey dokey
Ed Chait wrote:
> The following is a true story, I kid you not.
>
> When I was a Navy Corpsman stationed at MCAS, Yuma, Az., I prescribed some
> Phenergan suppositories to a patient who was having nausea post surgery.
>
> He came back to follow-up the next day and I asked him if the suppositories
> had helped.
>
> He said that he felt better but that the suppositories were really causing a
> lot of pain. I couldn't figure out why they would cause him pain until I
> realized that he had not removed them from the foil wrapper before use.
>
> ed
>
>
That hurts just thinking about it.
Marsha/Ohio
Ed Chait wrote:
> The following is a true story, I kid you not.
>
> When I was a Navy Corpsman stationed at MCAS, Yuma, Az., I prescribed some
> Phenergan suppositories to a patient who was having nausea post surgery.
>
> He came back to follow-up the next day and I asked him if the suppositories
> had helped.
>
> He said that he felt better but that the suppositories were really causing a
> lot of pain. I couldn't figure out why they would cause him pain until I
> realized that he had not removed them from the foil wrapper before use.
>
> ed
>
>
That hurts just thinking about it.
Marsha/Ohio
