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A 13-year-old patient taught me that it's an extraordinarily bad idea to play around on the roof of a two-story house when it's wet and there's a spade with a wooden handle sticking straight up out of the ground. It's also poor planning to fall directly onto it and have it drive itself almost 11 inches into your groin, barely missing several vital organs and requiring months of BID iodoform packings.
Originally posted by Trixxy "WPW"??
Please define for me.
"Wolf-Parkinson-White"--a cause of supraventricular tachycardia. Bad idea to use drugs that predispose you to tachydysrhythmias when you're already prone to them--
As one of my coworkers would say: "Modern Darwinism at work" (re the drug use, not the poor souls with WPW!).
Do not bring your 90-yr-old toothless, demented mother tacos, potato chips and a Snickers bar for lunch, then loudly DEMAND a swallow eval when she then has a choking episode.