Friday, February 9, 2007

Medical terminology and others

  • Artery: The study of fine paintings.
  • Barium: What doctors do when patients die.
  • Cesarean Section: A district in Rome.
  • Colic: A sheep dog.
  • Deuteronomy: The science of heavy hydrogen.
  • Dilate: To live longer.
  • Impotent: Distinguished, well known.
  • Labor Pain: Get hurt at work.
  • Medical Staff: A doctor's cane.
  • Morbid: A higher offer.
  • Nitrates: Cheaper than day rates. Dynamite.
  • Node: Was aware of.
  • Outpatient: A patient who fainted. Exit for patients
  • Pap smear: A fatherhood test.
  • Pelvis: Cousin to Elvis.
  • Recovery room: A place to do upholstery.
  • Rectum: Dang near killed 'em.
  • Terminal illness: Getting sick at the airport. Getting sick at your computer.
  • Tumor: More than one.
  • Urine: Opposite of "You're out".
  • Coma: A punctuation mark.
  • Congenital: Friendly.
  • Croup: taking over government by force.
  • Enema: enemy with an attitude.
  • GI Series: Baseball game between teams of soldiers.
  • Grippe: A suitcase.
  • Infusion: setting off a nuclear device.
  • Minor Operation: A coal digger.
  • Organic: Musical.
  • Orgasm: a microbe.
  • Postoperative: A letter carrier.
  • Protein: In favour of young people.
  • Rhinitis: Rhino safari
  • Secretion: Hiding something.
  • Serology: Study of English Knighthood.
  • Tablet: A tiny table.
  • Tumor: An extra pair.
  • Vein: A failure. In vain.

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