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claidheamhmor:
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One of our patients that we're consulted on got transferred to the ICU yesterday, so we went up there today. I miss the ICU. I miss my colleagues (I didn't tell you about my coresident who looked like a baby-face Val Kilmer, did I? He was lovely. I was crushing). Wow, it was a hard rotation and I didn't learn nearly all that I wanted to (am more familiar with which pressors in which situation, but I still didn't get to conquer the vents and I'm still clueless on how to treat ARDS - which, since everyone of my attendings had a different opinion on it, may be true of every one), and I nearly cried every morning rounding with one attending because he was so unreasonable (we warmed up to each other by the end of his two weeks). But today, my other attending waved at me from across the room and I chatted with one of the NPs and it felt like coming home. I think part of it is that I feel rather antagonized by the rheum department. If I hear one more word about the "silly neurology consults"... !! There is a lot of cross over between the two fields and both of them deal with diseases that tend to be somewhat nebulous, but it's just so much more exciting to bicker. Grr.
claidheamhmor:Comment with a picture of a fictional character that most reminds you of me!
One of our patients that we're consulted on got transferred to the ICU yesterday, so we went up there today. I miss the ICU. I miss my colleagues (I didn't tell you about my coresident who looked like a baby-face Val Kilmer, did I? He was lovely. I was crushing). Wow, it was a hard rotation and I didn't learn nearly all that I wanted to (am more familiar with which pressors in which situation, but I still didn't get to conquer the vents and I'm still clueless on how to treat ARDS - which, since everyone of my attendings had a different opinion on it, may be true of every one), and I nearly cried every morning rounding with one attending because he was so unreasonable (we warmed up to each other by the end of his two weeks). But today, my other attending waved at me from across the room and I chatted with one of the NPs and it felt like coming home. I think part of it is that I feel rather antagonized by the rheum department. If I hear one more word about the "silly neurology consults"... !! There is a lot of cross over between the two fields and both of them deal with diseases that tend to be somewhat nebulous, but it's just so much more exciting to bicker. Grr.
