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Finally, we moved Ui the other side of the clinic in hopes we might then learn aomrthing. Boy. were we wrong! Orthopedics consisted of Brachman plates and Whitman skates, Bohler'sangle, the Sag index, and the 'angle of the dangle' compliments of the triad of egos. King Hamid the First, Prince Harpo thr Second. and the (!ourt Jester would play charades each morning. Many a student in orthopedics would hear. You. yes you, you got one!” One what? wc would ask. The King would demand o presentation the following morning of the Action of the extensor digitorum brevis on the fifth MPJ. Our class has been notable for cutting, and not all of it was performed in surgery. Oh, surgery, that wonderful rotation to determine how dex-terious your ten golden fingers were at operating bandage scissors. Many hours of practice were employed sewing felt While keeping ourselves occupied, a new suture method was created; it was called the knit one and pearl-two • get me out of the too. If we demonstrated inadequacy in the O.H., there went our chances at Southlake. Cosmopolitain. and Urn. ORTHOPEDICS Dingnoaia. the phantom department, consisted of a few ergos and thuslys, supplied by Tony the 'K'. Just remember, Sugar Froated Flakes ore Grrreat! At lost It would be time for lunch, and os we prepared to depart from the clinical environment to enjoy our gourmet treats of a soft pret-rel and a Coke, a voice echoed over the huddling crowd: One for Surgery! Our esteemed Professor of Orthodigitu, Dr. Hymes, spent many hours discussing the merits of the LcBovith sling, the Engle splint, and CRTC with halters 3-4. We were also into halters, but they were on girls nnd they wren't filled with urethane! Dr. LcBovith in the OrthoticB Lab demonstrated rubber butter batter. We understand his recipe is available through Betty Crocker One of the highlights of our third year was receiving our Doctorium Orthoticum Constructorium degree with the honor of Magnn Cum Molo. As we received our degree, our minds were on June 1977 when we would get the real thing. Neurology with Dr. Mordes was a course in mnemonics. We're still trying to decifer the significance of COWS in neuro-diagnosi . Derraatology with Dr. Witkowski was extreme ly stimulating and dynamic, with many hours spent studying the fine art of Bridge nnd the itchy gitchy syndromes predominant in Peruvian lliunos. Dr. Kudnick, Redneck or Spot nick, the chairman and only faculty member of the Department of Psychiatry, presented a very stimulating movie on the joy of sex, courtesy of u qua driplegic. While visiting Pennhurst on our Allied Facility rotation, wc were cautioned to be wary of female schizophrenics with eggs in U
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