littleasianflower:
persephoneholly:
Anecdotes by medical practitioners....
"A woman came in for a baby check with her 6-month-old and she had
what looked like chocolate milk in the baby’s bottle. So he started
explaining to her as kindly as he could that she shouldn’t be giving her
baby chocolate milk. At which point she interrupts him and says, ‘Oh
that isn’t chocolate milk. It’s coffee! He just loves it!”
"I had a patient come in for an STD check. She was very upset and
continued to tell me that she only had one partner. Progressing through
my assessment, she further divulged that even if he was sleeping with
other people it shouldn’t matter ‘because he uses a condom every time
and he makes sure to wash it thoroughly after every use’.”
"Had a lady who measured her baby’s temperature by pre-heating the
oven and putting one hand in front of it while the other hand was on the
baby’s forehead. She told the nurse her baby’s fever was about 250
degrees.”
"Lady has to have foot amputated and is given waiver forms to sign
pre-op. Buddy asks if she needs time to think about it. She’s very
nonchalant and doesn’t seem to care much what they do. He gets
suspicious and probes a bit as to why she’s not more concerned. She says
she gets that they have to operate and it’s OK because the foot will
grow back.”
"I had a couple who had been trying to conceive for over two years. I
asked all the usual questions, how often do you have sex, any previous
pregnancy, etc etc. Something seemed off to me during the consult, so I
continued to ask questions. Finally I asked if he ejaculated while
inserted into the vagina. Both parties looked confused.Turns out the
couple was not having insertional sex at all. I had to awkwardly explain
to them how insertional sex works. Diagrams were required.”
"Patient comes in, she’s upset. She’s pregnant, and she doesn’t
understand why. She’s on the pill. Upon talking to her at great length, I
find out that she only takes the pills on the days that she is sexually active – no other time.”
"Patient comes in with her bf. They are indignant, as if somehow I
could’ve prevented [the pregnancy]. The problem? Well, the pills were
bothering the girl’s stomach, so, being a gallant bf, he decided to
start taking them instead.”
“I was explaining the treatment to the husband of a patient about to
be discharged. He kept nodding and agreeing with me, but I knew it was
flying over his head. Turned out a fundamental problem was that I was
describing the drugs as ‘tablets’ and he had no clue what those were.”
This literally
astounds.
this whole thread us fucking gold i’ll tell ya what
This is why we need sex education
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