A list of 37 words by adoarns.
- icu player appears on just this list
- copder appears on just this list
- co2 retainer appears on just this list
- spin appears on 47 other lists
- celestial discharge appears on just this list
- treat-and-street appears on just this list
- snf appears on just this list
- dump appears on 27 other lists
- junky appears on 2 other lists
- vent appears on 15 other lists
- code appears on 36 other lists
- team appears on 27 other lists
- cow appears on 43 other lists
- tap appears on 36 other lists
- fly appears on 63 other lists
- decube appears on just this list
- frog appears on 42 other lists
- cco appears on just this list
- drip appears on 36 other lists
- bolus appears on 37 other lists
- line appears on 52 other lists
- tube appears on 18 other lists
- swan appears on 36 other lists
- sat appears on 6 other lists
- mental status appears on just this list
- ears appears on 10 other lists
- milk of amnesia appears on just this list
- dry appears on 41 other lists
- wet appears on 35 other lists
- q sign appears on 1 other list
- stick appears on 22 other lists
- scut appears on 10 other lists
- disposition appears on 43 other lists
- gork appears on 5 other lists
- snow appears on 88 other lists
- supratentorial appears on 4 other lists
- vitamin h appears on just this list
reesetee I agree. And it's interesting how many are short, curt words or terms. Guess that works well. Jan 27, 2008
skipvia What John said. This is a wonderful list. Jan 26, 2008
john Thanks adoarns, I love this list. Most of these are new to me. Jan 26, 2008
adoarns Am familiar with The House of God. Real life is alternately more bizarre and less sensational. Jan 26, 2008
asativum Fabulous list! When you get a chance, it would be great to see what more of these mean... Jan 19, 2008
sonofgroucho Have you read "The House of God" by any chance? Jan 19, 2008
adoarns House officers, ie medical residents, are doctors-in-training who assume day-to-day care of patients in teaching hospitals. As in any closed community, a peculiar slang has developed. This is the one current at the hospital where I work. Jan 19, 2008