AN ODDLY NONFICTION SURVIVAL GUIDE
with handy-dandy
mεταφθrs
by
Dr. XOmmy
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Dedicated to my family; see, you do come first
Dedicated to my family; see, you do come first
Dedicated to my family; see, you do come first
Inspirations
SARK: who couldn’t be inspired by her?
Scott McCloud: words alone can’t describe!
Graphic Medicine: transcendentalism is back…
Rabbi Harold Kushner: “There’s a book in everyone.”
Jomny: think you
Jessica (en)Abel(s)
(their 📚:)
Inspiration Sandwich
Understanding Comics
The Graphic Medicine Manifesto
When Bad Things Happen To Good People
everyones a aliebn when ur a aliebn too
Growing Gills
With 🙏🏻 for my readers
Dedicated to my family; see, you do come first
Dedicated to my family; see, you do come first
Dr. Dinusha Dietrich,
fastest and finest toothed editor
Professor Rivka Weill,
repealed the project’s
death sentence
Kendra Boileau,
I look forward to
being more specific here
& YOU!
Advance reviews
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Advance reviews
My MIL:
“not many people will be interested
in reading that”
CJB:
“I’m an accountant and
I’d definitely read it”
Scribe(s):
“When can I read it??”
Honey:
(leaves the room
when topic comes up)
You, my dear reader:
“I love this and
am buying copies
for all of my friends”
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Table of Contents
Part I: Context/Memoir
Part III: Flavors of Medicine
Part I: Context/Memoir
Introduction
Gratitude
Art
Balance
The Fine Print
Humor
Ego
Diet
Water
Sleep
Youth
Free Time
Relationships
Diplomacy
Finance
Why Emergency Medicine
Residency didn’t kill me
Working Nights
Part II: Basics/how-to
Part III: Flavors of Medicine
Part I: Context/Memoir
Playing the Part
H&P: Audio & Visual
Language
Religion/Culture
Smoking
Chemistry
Physics
Niceness
Compliments
Complaints
A Modest Proposal
Legal
Logic
Consent
Why are you here?
Triage
Urgent Care
How to be a Great Patient
Walking Papers
Charting
Home
The Things I Carry
Part III: Flavors of Medicine
Part III: Flavors of Medicine
Part III: Flavors of Medicine
Allergy
Anesthesiology
Cardiology
Dental
Dermatology
Emergency Medicine
ENT
Endocrinology
Gastroenterology
Geriatrics
Hematology-Oncology
Hyperbarics
Infectious Disease
Neurology
Nutrition
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Ophthalmology
Orthopedics/Trauma
Parenting
Pediatrics
Plastic Surgery
Pulmonary
Psychiatry
Radiology
Surgery
Urology/Nephrology
Appendix (I'll Never Forget You)
Appendix Too (Covid Diary)
Index
Abbreviations
Memo
As discussed with XOmmy’s lawyer, Shani*:
While this represents advice she may have given,
it is not intended as advice for the present or future,
as a substitute for medical texts,
or in place of medical attention.
Duh.
(See common sense, page 999)
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