Abstract:In the on-call lounge late one evening, two residents compared notes on their respective rotations, with four medical students listening in."I am totally fried," said Jane, a second-year resident in general surgery. "We spent three hours in the hole digging for an appendix on a 22-year-old woman." "Why did it take so long?" asked Mike, a resident in internal medicine. "Let's just say she was a bit fluffy," said Jane. "Exactly three clinic units fluffy. She has a Milwaukee goiter so huge it took two of my stude… Show more
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