Stress
Iroku & Prest: Keeping It Real
We are two family physicians (sister-docs) combining our two passions – family medicine and television – to bring you our perspective on different topics. We’ll be reviewing episodes on medical shows and explaining to our audience, what is realistic and what is not. Poking fun along the way, this comedic take on various diagnoses presented on television will hopefully provide some medical education with a side of entertainment. This episode features a discussion of an episode on SCRUBS (Season 1 Episode 10) about a patient with a final diagnosis of STRESS.
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Stress
Iroku & Prest: Keeping It Real
We are two family physicians (sister-docs) combining our two passions – family medicine and television – to bring you our perspective on different topics. We’ll be reviewing episodes on medical shows and explaining to our audience, what is realistic and what is not. Poking fun along the way, this comedic take on various diagnoses presented on television will hopefully provide some medical education with a side of entertainment. This episode features a discussion of an episode on SCRUBS (Season 1 Episode 10) about a patient with a final diagnosis of STRESS.
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House - Hyperviscosity Syndrome - Keeping it Real
Iroku & Prest: Keeping It Real
Two family physicians (sister-docs) reviewing episodes on medical shows and explaining to clinicians and lay persons, what is realistic and what is not (using humor).
info_outlineWe are two family physicians (sister-docs) combining our two passions – family medicine and television – to bring you our perspective on different topics.
We’ll be reviewing episodes on medical shows and explaining to our audience, what is realistic and what is not.
Poking fun along the way, this comedic take on various diagnoses presented on television will hopefully provide some medical education with a side of entertainment.
This episode features a discussion of an episode on SCRUBS (Season 1 Episode 10) about a patient with a final diagnosis of STRESS.