I always wear a helmet when I drink...SM - Old Anon
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even 2 beers in case I fall down, also when I shower in case I fall down, or while having sex in case _____(you fill in the blank). LOL.
It makes sense to me... - SoCalMT
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If you're wearing a helmet, it's difficult to tip your head way back to chug-a-lug a bottle of beer. The helmet inhibits the neck action and backward movement of the head. Now, if he would have used a straw, then a helmet would have been fine.
helps with that pesky "falling out of chair" syndrome. (nm) - helmethead
Maybe it was the beer that did not have a helmet--sm - anon
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thereby making it more easily contaminated?
Patient is lucky that he is alive and can tell doctor how - much he had to drink sm
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We have a Gold Wing and never drink and ride at the same time. We almost always see bikes parked in front of bars on our weekend trips. Bikes and alcohol do not mix. Do one or the other, but not both at the same time! As a side note, for the Harley riders out there, if you need to wear ear plugs because your muffler is too loud, why should we have to listen to it?
Please tell me that you were able to change it to... - sm
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"The patient wrecked while riding his motorcycle without a helmet after drinking a 12-pack of beer."
... and weren't required by some ridiculous verbatim rules to leave it as dictated?
on a train would be against HIPAA, unless of course one has a private car where no one else can hear you. Never mind the fact that the clickity clack of the train is louder than the dictator. sheesh ...
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That sound you hear is me hitting my head on the desk. ...
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Just FYI....I applied to PF about 3-4 months ago. Took the transcription test, thought I did great, never heard a word.
Today out of the blue, got a call that I had done great on testing and they would like to offer me a position. I said thanks but no thanks since I'm no longer looking for a job.
She told me that they are currently looking for lots of MTs due to opening several new facilities.
Just thought I would pass this along to anyone who is interested in jumping on and taking ...
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Yeah, I know that's wrong. Any electrolyte experts out there? This is total mumbling. I'm really not sure it even begins with "hyper"--could be "hypo" as well. ...
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