Medic Hell ...........................

[rock_shoes]

I'll take number 1 . It isn't anywhere near as bad as the other two options. Not that it isn't still a very special kind of hell. :twisted:

[emtashelyb]

I would be okay with option b . I came into contact with a quite aromatic pt that killed most of my smell abilities so I wouldnt be able to smell her and I know how to tune people out well lol

[WolfmanHarris]

I'd take option 2. Eventually I'd learn to ignore or kill my partner. In the end I'm still relying on that death bed repentance to make sure I'm covered.

[speedygodzilla]

I would have to go with option 1. Who is gonna make me get their weight? Oh there is your bed, or wheelchair, MOVE OVER, good bye.

[Eric]

i say one my self

[Freaknuggetz_chick]

i think i'd choose hell number 2. i can get along with pretty much anyone. and i know how to get them yacking about a topic i can easily ignore. eventually, i will adjust to the foul stench of the wench.

and i have cats, and i love them immensly. so, we also have common ground.

[CBEMT]

1. Dialysis Hell. You do nothing but dialysis transports, and the clinics in hell dont have the stretcher scales, so you have to lift every patient into a wheelchair, weigh them, and then place them in the dialysis chair.

What the hell's a stretcher scale?

I didn't know people consider this scenario hell- it was my daily life for 4 years. Best I ever got was dialysis centers that used scale-equipped electric sling lifts for SOME of our patients- no lifting.

The dialysis centers we didn't mind going to were the ones that didn't trust us to take an accurate measurement, so they did it themselves. Right behind them were the ones that weighed the patients after the patient was in the dialysis chair, so we only had to move them once.