No doubt it will require some sort of ectomy. That’s spelled with a dollar sign.
I’m sure all the best parts end in “S”… but don’t expect me to go there…
“If you come tomorrow, your diagnosis will end with ‘osis’.”
Idiopathic is a useful adjective for all of those -itises
Her Arthr hurts.
butt, doctor.
Bad case of Nameitis.
itis, osis, ectomy, otomy… pick one. Tomorrow’s lesson will be “Who make up the names of drugs?”
Empty wallet – - – -
Anyone seeing a doctor should first study the meaning of the word “iatrogenic.” Anyone going to a hospital should first study the meaning of “nosocomial.”
The Surgeon’s Motto: A chance to cut is a chance to cure.
Your basic choices are drugs or surgery. Or live with it.
“I’ve got problems with both my eyes.”
“You have eye-eye-itis!”
This will end with a bad case of savings accountitis.
November 25, 2017
ekke almost 4 years ago
No doubt it will require some sort of ectomy. That’s spelled with a dollar sign.
PICTO almost 4 years ago
I’m sure all the best parts end in “S”… but don’t expect me to go there…
Doug K almost 4 years ago
“If you come tomorrow, your diagnosis will end with ‘osis’.”
Milady Meg almost 4 years ago
Idiopathic is a useful adjective for all of those -itises
Nathan Daniels almost 4 years ago
Her Arthr hurts.
Saddenedby Premium Member almost 4 years ago
butt, doctor.
The Reader Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Bad case of Nameitis.
Packratjohn Premium Member almost 4 years ago
itis, osis, ectomy, otomy… pick one. Tomorrow’s lesson will be “Who make up the names of drugs?”
WCraft Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Empty wallet – - – -
The Brooklyn Accent Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Anyone seeing a doctor should first study the meaning of the word “iatrogenic.” Anyone going to a hospital should first study the meaning of “nosocomial.”
WormDoc almost 4 years ago
The Surgeon’s Motto: A chance to cut is a chance to cure.
Moonkey Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Your basic choices are drugs or surgery. Or live with it.
amaneaux almost 4 years ago
“I’ve got problems with both my eyes.”
“You have eye-eye-itis!”
Lablubber almost 4 years ago
This will end with a bad case of savings accountitis.