Your Picture Next To “Guaiac” In The Dictionary?

Posted by Dun Tzu on the January 27th, 2010

Dude… not how I’d want to be remembered…

I was looking up “hemoccult stool” in Google Images for my next blog post, and this guy was on page 2.

Walk It Off

Posted by Dun Tzu on the August 27th, 2009

If I ever tell a patient to “walk it off”, I’m very likely to be sued. However, if the Little League coach does it, it’s perfectly normal.

What’s worse… people are more compliant with the coach’s advice.

Weird Ultrasound Video - Make Up A Funny Title

Posted by Dun Tzu on the November 16th, 2008

Ok, there aren’t many words for this one… just weird. Check it out…

Here are some possible titles for this funny ultrasound video:

  • Water Breaks, Baby Hydroplanes
  • NASCAR Babies Make Daddy Proud
  • Who Needs Air Bags When You’ve Got Mom’s Placenta?
  • World’s Youngest Mario Kart Player
  • Maybe This Explains Mommy’s Gas
  • Amniotic Fluid As An Alternative Fuel Source
  • So, Where Does The Seat Belt Go?
  • All The More Reason To Wear A Helmet
  • That OB Doc Better Get Here Fast
  • Gotta Go, Gotta Go, Gotta Go!
  • Rare Incontinence Mechanism Caught On Video
  • When Kegel Exercises Are Rendered Useless
  • Thought of more? Post them in the comments below…

Funny Medical Humor Gifts

MRI Reveals Source of Funny Voices

Posted by Dun Tzu on the November 4th, 2008

It is not often that an MRI is helpful in diagnosing or ruling out psychiatric illness, but this one sure does…

Who the heck let that other guy in the MRI machine?!

Who the heck let that other guy in the MRI machine?!

A patient comes into your office and complains of hearing voices. Before claiming it’s a hallucination, you better make sure no one is actually saying something to the patient. And if they are, for God’s sake, don’t let them follow the patient into the MRI scanner.

Intra-abdominal Ewok on CT

Posted by Dun Tzu on the October 29th, 2008

CT scan: Intra-abdominal ewok or panda?

CT scan: Intra-abdominal ewok or panda?

Is that a panda in your abdomen or are you just happy to see me?

Some people look and see it right away. Others have to stare at it for a while. Once you see it, it’s kinda cute… in a liver-on-your-head sort of way. This real CT reminds me of that ewok that had the bandage on his head in Return of the Jedi. Others think it looks like a panda.

If you see something else, post a comment below.

With Medical Humor, Nothing is Sacral

Posted by Dun Tzu on the October 23rd, 2008

Is this sacrum smiling (or straining)?

Is this sacrum smiling (or straining)?

Is nothing sacral anymore?… A laughing sacrum?

This image is a real slice from a patient’s CT scan. We first saw this image in the middle of a pretty hectic day. It made all of the doctors, nurse practitioners, and nurses crack up and brought the tone of a tough day back to earth.

If you have digital imaging at your hospital, you’ll see these things for sure. The spine, the pelvis, and the kidneys are great for uncovering funny facial expressions.

Of course, patient care first… but if you have any funny images, send them our way. (No patient identifying info, no copyrighted material, and we can do with it what we please - See our Terms for details.)

Obese Lady Uncovers ET’s Opiate Addiction

Posted by Dun Tzu on the September 28th, 2008

ET\'s pinpoint pupils in the ER prompt a tox screen

ET's pinpoint pupils in the ER prompt a tox screen

It has been said by middle school boys throughout the states, that ET’s eyes were so big because he was actually sitting on his own family jewels. That’s all well and good, but what is little known now, is that ET has become heavily reliant on opiates for pain control. Thus, the pinpoint pupils.

This, of course, is another real CT scan… this time, it’s an obese lady’s scan, just below the hips. The femurs on either side make up ET’s pupils.

Got a funny radiology image?… Send it our way. (No patient identifiers, no copyrights, and we can do with it whatever we want.)

Funny Medical Humor Gifts

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