Monthly Archives: July 2010

JNJ Twitter Updates for 2010-07-31

FF# @NurseTogether, @AbundanceBuddha, @LeAnnThieman, @PicisInc, @PatriciaRaymond, @NurseTalk, @NursesDailyDose, @GiggleMed, @ptsfd1114 #

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JNJ Twitter Updates for 2010-07-30

Medical daffynition: Dilate– to live long #

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JNJ on Twitter

JNJ remembers a great (& twisted) cartoonist, John Callahan. Read editor's tribute http://ow.ly/2hhgx #humor #

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JNJ Twitter Updates for 2010-07-27

JNJ remembers a great (& twisted) cartoonist, John Callahan. Read editor's tribute http://ow.ly/2hhgx #humor #

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Goodbye, John

John Callahan, cartoonist, musician, humorist beyond compare, died this weekend.  He was 59 years old, an age which I may be perhaps indulged in claiming to be too young, far too young, to be gone. It’s always too soon for … Continue reading

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Don’t Be So Sure of Your Diagnostic Skills!

Two interns were watching an elderly gentleman move slowly down the hall. “I’ll be you $5 he’s had a hemorrhoidectomy.” “No way. He’s suffering from arthritis.” They both approached the man to inquire. “Why are you moving so slowly, Sir?” … Continue reading

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The Top Ten Things You Don’t Want to Hear in the Emergency Room

10. It’s first come first serve here 9. What side is the appendix on again? 8. Have a seat in the waiting area and try not to scratch it 7. Dr, Have you tried googling it? 6. Open up your … Continue reading

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Why Med-Surg Won’t Be Catering the Hospital Picnic

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The In ‘N Out Patient by Kris Harty

And now, for the concluding episode of Car vs Medical Parking Lots. Last week, our story ended when a neon orange sticker appeared on the window of my rental car, while in the x-ray office’s parking lot. My own car … Continue reading

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Get a Life by Loretta LaRoche

There’s no more permanent or certain characteristic of a vigorous mind than an unquenchable curiosity. I’m thankful that my grandparents never quelled my need to explore and seek out answers for many, many things. Children are born with incredible inquisitiveness—-touching, … Continue reading

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