Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Synapsis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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4 3 74 (Senior Year) SUBJECTIVE: Patient complained of extreme fatigue and loss of contact with his wife and family. He has just returned from a seven week rotation in Erie, Pa. and is now about to start his vacation period. His wile is expecting their first child. He blurted. At least I ' ll never have to return to 20th and 48th St. booths. He is satisfied with his electives but feels compelled to use his vacation period to take his third elective. He hasn ' t had a weekend off in two months since he haS two part time lobs and is trying to keep up with the $250 increase in hospital costs. He is perturbed over the stupidity of the internship match system and thinks it is childish. More perturbing is the fact that he can find no one who can adequately explain the details of the match. He is tempted to intentionally mismatch. Pt. joyfully remarks that his discharge is approaching. OBJECTIVE: Patient appears mentally and physically drainer , however he radiates an air of self-confidence which was previously lacking and feels that his own initiative has added much to his education. He recalled a quote from a former teacher and repeated it in a sage-like manner: Never let your schooling interfere with your The pt ' s physical appearance remains much the same except that now he wears hospital shoes and a scrub suit. His physical exam is unremarkable. During his exam, pt. removed small notebook from his chest pocket and seemes to be studying it intently. He closed it with a wide smile and stated, Only 60 days till June 2nd. IARE TWO ASPIRIN AND GO TO BED