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 Post subject: top ten IR sayings
PostPosted: Thu May 12, 2011 6:13 pm 
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10. 'Perfect is the enemy of good.'
9. .... ?


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thank you for starting this thread...

this is my favorite discussions :D

when I was a fellow, the tech's had a list of the rules of being an IR. I'll regurgitate some them later. the pearl below is from one of my staff when i was training. i still have to relearn this the hard way once in awhile


9. Never force a medical device.

i am sure Sal must have a few pearls.


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8. This will only take a second.

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7. You must not move your head.

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6) OOPS!

(just kidding)


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The difference between good and lucky is that the good person knows when he/she is lucky and the lucky person thinks he/she is good.


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Treat the patient as if YOUR life depends upon it.


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Hold your breath


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one of my favorites

"Any procedure that involves a snare is a good case until proven otherwise"

http://www.ev3.net/peripheral/us/proced ... re-kit.htm


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I don't treat MS, I find and treat issues with blood flow.


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6b) Quick!! Call a Doctor 8O

(kidding 2)


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What's the difference between a surgeon and God?

God doesn't have a surgeon complex.
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David1949 wrote:
6) OOPS!

(just kidding)


Well, David, I guess ours would be on a list of the "Top 10 Things You Do NOT Want to Hear from an IR" (or any kind of doctor), but...

This is a direct quote from the Almost-a-Neuro guy who did my LP at a university teaching hospital, who said, "Oh, s**t!" just as he was jamming the needle into my spine. There was a stern looking gentleman with a clipboard looking over his shoulder at the time. I've always wondered what he wrote on it.

This is a completely true story. :)


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Its always easier to come back and do more. Its very hard to undo something you have done...


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 Post subject: Re: top ten IR sayings
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10. 'Perfect is the enemy of good.'
9. Never force a medical device.
8. This will only take a second.
7. You must not move your head.
6. The difference between good and lucky is that the good person knows when he/she is lucky and the lucky person thinks he/she is good.
5. Treat the patient as if YOUR life depends upon it.
4. Hold your breath
3. "Any procedure that involves a snare is a good case until proven otherwise"
2. I don't treat MS, I find and treat issues with blood flow.
1. Its always easier to come back and do more. Its very hard to undo something you have done...


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