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Munich goes Chicago: Yes I am
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Chronicles of a rotation in internal medicine at the University of Chicago Hospital. Thursday, May 24, 2007. Still alive and kicking. I've been sick over the weekend and I actually took Monday off, partly because it's just annoying to be blowing your nose every few seconds but mainly because I just don't want to be responsible for a ton of ID consults on patients and staff just about a week from now. But like I said, my experience with him was brief. Yes, intubated and all! There are two things you shoul...
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Munich goes Chicago: 2007-05-20
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Chronicles of a rotation in internal medicine at the University of Chicago Hospital. Thursday, May 24, 2007. Still alive and kicking. I've been sick over the weekend and I actually took Monday off, partly because it's just annoying to be blowing your nose every few seconds but mainly because I just don't want to be responsible for a ton of ID consults on patients and staff just about a week from now. But like I said, my experience with him was brief. Yes, intubated and all! There are two things you shoul...
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Munich goes Chicago: Case report
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Chronicles of a rotation in internal medicine at the University of Chicago Hospital. Friday, May 18, 2007. The very first patient I had seen in this hospital - the one Jen sent me to see the morning of my very first day here - has just been presented to the residents in morning report. The 50.000 IU of vitamin D per day for months. The attending overseeing the presentation shook his head in the end and said this is something you will hardly ever see. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Jun 3 - Jun 10.
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Munich goes Chicago: 2007-04-08
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Chronicles of a rotation in internal medicine at the University of Chicago Hospital. Friday, April 13, 2007. The day in hell. Like yesterday, Jenn and the painstakingly thorough attending are still rounding, they sent Tony and me into the weekend though. It's 5:15pm now. Last week, with the other attending, rounding started at 1pm and took around two hours, was laced with teaching and I was home sometimes before four. Today, we started rounding at 11:30am and they're still at it right now. While we were ...
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Munich goes Chicago: 2007-04-01
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Chronicles of a rotation in internal medicine at the University of Chicago Hospital. Saturday, April 7, 2007. A look back at the past week. I think it is time to stop giving you exact reports of what I've been doing on an hourly basis. It's way too much for me to write and I'm sure it has been way too much for you to read for a while now. Instead, and as I have been prompted to do so by one of the people sending us here, I will try and summarize my impressions of this past week. Was it as expected? In ot...
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skriehma's blog: together we are stronger
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If last night i would have been as tired as i am now, now i would have been as fit as i was last night. Wednesday, June 08, 2005. Together we are stronger. Yupso since we all will go to New York. The blog of our trip to NY for all 3 of us. Posted by skriehma at 7:05 AM. Not really a friend of capital letters and proof reading. and i'm "dotting" a lot. View my complete profile. Will they let us in?
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Munich goes Chicago: 2007-05-13
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Chronicles of a rotation in internal medicine at the University of Chicago Hospital. Friday, May 18, 2007. The very first patient I had seen in this hospital - the one Jen sent me to see the morning of my very first day here - has just been presented to the residents in morning report. The 50.000 IU of vitamin D per day for months. The attending overseeing the presentation shook his head in the end and said this is something you will hardly ever see. Wednesday, May 16, 2007. Blog to you later. As in - ca...
