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9780312324841

On Call A Doctor's Days and Nights in Residency

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  • ISBN13:

    9780312324841

  • ISBN10:

    0312324847

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-08-01
  • Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin

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Summary

The 'birth' of a doctor through the grueling years of residency, excerpted in SELF magazine Wearing the long white coat of an M.D. and being called 'Doctor' for the first time are heady experiences for a newly-minted doctor checking in for her first day of residency. Dr. Transue chronicles this intense three-year stage of medical train-ing-her residency in Internal Medicine at a Seattle hospital-as she gains confidence in putting her academic knowledge to work.

Author Biography

Emily R. Transue, M.D. is a native of Toledo, Ohio. She attended Yale University, where she received her B.S. in 1992 with distinction in Biology. As an undergraduate, she co-organized the D.E.M.O.S. program for science teaching in elementary schools, which received several state and national teaching awards and was featured on "Good Morning, America." She received her M.D. from Dartmouth Medical School in 1996, and was the 1996 recipient of the Pharnmacia and Upjohn Achievement Award for distinction in Internal Medicine. She did her residency training in Internal Medicine at the University of Washington in Seattle, and was then awarded a Chief Residency position, which she completed in July of 2000. She works as a general internist at a multispecialty clinic in downtown Seattle.

Table of Contents

Prologue
1. A Long White Coat
5(3)
2. Hepatoma
8(7)
3. A Partnership
15(7)
4. Night Float
22(6)
5. Crying
28(6)
6. The Last Presentation
34(2)
7. Near-Death Experience
36(6)
8. Code 199
42(5)
9. Mary Ann
47(3)
10. Deathwatch 50(10)
11. Dreaming 60(2)
12. Coffee 62(9)
13. Connection 71(3)
14. Nightclub 74(2)
15. Raspberry Strudel 76(4)
16. Valencia 80(16)
17. Out of Control 96(1)
18. Complaints 97(4)
19. Death and the Oncologist 101(8)
20. Good-byes 109(11)
21. Homage 120(5)
22. The Last Night 125(2)
23. Sudden Death 127(7)
24. Teaching 134(3)
25. Ashley and Alexa 137(7)
26. TTP 144(4)
27. Covered in Bugs 148(4)
28. Adrift 152(4)
29. Taking It 156(4)
30. Waiting for a Room 160(1)
31. Broken Souls and Bodies 161(8)
32. Conspirators 169(2)
33. How Old Are You? 171(13)
34. Mania 184(10)
35. Drunk Alley 194(4)
36. Counting 198(2)
37. Abscess 200(1)
38. Blackberries 201(3)
39. Tattoo 204(2)
40. Who's Mary? 206(4)
41. Rite of Passage 210(4)
42. Crixivan 214(1)
43. God Rest His Soul 215(3)
44. We Loved You 218(10)
45. Commencement 228(7)
Glossary 235

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Excerpts

"The chemistry that happens between doctors and patients, the natural sympathy that is so strong in some interactions and so elusive in others, I sensed intuitively when I first started clinical work, but began to try to analyze only later. I have come to think that doctors and patients, like lovers or friends, can have a deep instinct to connect with each other in some instances and not in others. You can work around the connection, care for someone without it, learn to modulate it; the bond can appear suddenly after a long time of being absent. but the basic chemistry is real."


Copyright 2004 by Emily R. Transue

Excerpted from On Call: A Doctor's Days and Nights in Residency by Emily R. Transue
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