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Is that a night shift nurse or a ghost? Intensive care unit nurse Blake Lynch, RN, got in the spooky spirit.
“Boys can be doctors too?!” Pediatric emergency physician Meghan Martin, MD, shared her daughter’s female-forward experience with medicine.
The best time to fake a page, according to dermatologist Anna Catinis, MD, is right after realizing the restaurant menu is too pricey.
Internal medicine resident Kamran Tate, MD, showed up to a medical student’s presentation ready to ask the important questions: how did they get this massive table through the door?
Meanwhile, a burnt out pediatric resident at Loyola Medicine snapped back into action after receiving a “cute baby alert” text.
Oncologist Eric Singhi, MD, questioned why the field of medicine has come so far, and yet, prior authorizations still need to be faxed.
Anesthesiology resident Tricia Pendergrast, MD, demonstrated her different reactions to varying patient blood pressures.
Pediatric nurse Alex Kim, RN, described two things that happened at work that made him “want to quit nursing forever and just go bartend.”
“I had heard enough. I took this silicone oral compliance device and I put it right in her mouth.” Gal Barbut, MD, turned to the power of the pacifier to get a cranky NICU patient to quiet down.
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