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In the Jocular Vein
Why not?
As a third-year medical student, I was assigned to do all the histories and physicals on newly admitted patients. While doing the review of systems on one man, I asked him, "Does it burn when you pass your urine?"
He hesitated, looked at me quizzically, and said, "I don't know; I never tried to light it."
W.E. Watkins, MD
Nampa, ID
Last Laugh. Medical Economics Jun. 6, 2003;80:120.
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