Sometimes, just sometimes, something odd happens. Something brilliant.
It is this.
While minding your own business, you accidentally learn something you didn't know before. (For example; when looking at a 12 lead ECG, what might normally be treated as an NSTEMI (diffuse ST depression) needs much more agressive intervention when there is ST elevation in lead aVR.
You file that away.
2 days later, you go back to work, and stroll past just such an ECG.
The best thing to do is coolly deploy your knowledge, calmly and professionally.
I almost managed that. I think the Cardiologists were underwhelmed.
I saw the fella's angio today, mind.
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