I was having dinner with my wife at IHOP last night, and in the booth behind us a couple was having an interesting conversation. I didn't hear the whole story since I was having my own conversation with my wife, but the guy behind us had some weird things to say to the person he was with. Seems he was talking about something he saw while he was in the ER. A lady there was crying and he was talking to her, she said her husband had just died, they did some kind of procedure on him after an emergency and he didn't survive. He asked her what they did, and after she told him he went on to tell her how they did all the wrong things. They should have done this and that and your husband would have lived. She asked him how he knows all this stuff he went on to tell her that he didn't know anything about medicine but "I know how the human body works." He advised her to sue everybody involved and she now is. I couldn't tell you what exactly he was talking about, it was about 1 am in the morning and I don't remember exactly what he said, but I do remember that I was thinking "What a trip, he has no clue what he is talking about." Even if you are a biology major and know all about how the human body works by itself does not mean you know anything about pharmacology and how these medicines act on the body and why they work like they do.
Just listening to these self-declared experts of the human body and all their medical training they recieved from "ER" and watching TLC and Discovery Channel reminded me that my malpractice insurance is almost up, time to send them my annual $100 and sleep good at night.