Fred King [grainily visible in this photo], a medical librarian at a large hospital, sent in two original double dactyls inspired by his surroundings: 1. Neatness Counts Wiggledy squiggledy Sarah the resident write your prescriptions so they can be read. Patients affected by pharmacological illegibility could end up dead.
Tag: medical
When chefs demand medical tools
Barfblog writes (thanks to Penny Larsson for the pointer): The New York Times reports in almost 1,000 breathless words this morning that the most recent cross-disciplinary tool in a chef’s batterie de cuisine comes from the operating room: medical tweezers. In some of the country’s most ambitious restaurants, a pair of them allows a chef […]
Grammer tribute: Arrythmias
Today we pay tribute to Doctors John C. Grammer and Michael M. Dehn of Dallas, Texas, star and director (respectively) of a sparsely superb medical education film, made in 1980, about arrythmias of the heart: