If a prisoner enters your exam room in handcuffs, he should leave your exam room in handcuffs.
Meaning that if you can somehow convince the guards (correction officers) to un-cuff him for the duration of your exam, do not, and I mean DO NOT, walk him out of the room and down the hall without his cuffs on to return him to the custody of his captors. They will yell at you.
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May
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- Ethnicity of Patients, Through Week Two Behind Bars
- Top 5 Prescriptions, Through Week Two Behind Bars
- Top 10 Complaints/Illnesses, Through Week Two Behi...
- What Do You Do for the Man Who Has Everything?
- Awkward Moment of the Day
- My Other Jump Rope.
- I think I actually helped someone yesterday.
- My Raisin Is In The Sun.
- Top 10 Complaints/Illnesses, Week One Behind Bars
- How to Get Hepatitis C
- Rule #1
- If you ever end up in prison, just tell everyone y...
- Remember that movie where the inmates played the p...
- There but for the grace of god, goes Lebron James
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May
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Where:
Rotation 1: Behind Bars;
Community Medicine
5/18/09 - 6/26/09
Rotation 2: On the Beach;
Internal Medicine
6/29/09 - 8/07/09
Rotation 3: Middle of Somewhere; Middle of Nowhere;
Family Medicine
8/17/09 - 9/25/09
Rotation 4: In the Mountains;
Emergency Medicine
9/28/09 - 11/06/09
Rotation 5: The Burbs;
Surgery
11/09/09 - 12/18/09
Rotation 6-7: College Town;
Family Practice
1/04/10 - 3/26/10
Rotation 8: Home;
Clinical Project
4/05/10 - 5/14/10
Rotation 9: In Hospital;
Inpatient Medicine
5/17/10 - 6/25/10
Rotation 10: Out of the Country;
International Elective
6/28/10 - 9/06/10
Graduation: Someday
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