I do
solemnly vow, to that which I value and hold most dear:
That
I will honor the Profession of Medicine, be just and generous to its members,
and help
sustain them in their service to humanity;
[If they are nice to Dr. Carm, Dr. Carm will be nice to
them]
That
just as I have learned from those who preceded me, so will I instruct those who
follow me in the science and the art of medicine;
[Hence, the blog, because Dr. Carm is just that smart!]
That
I will recognize the limits of my knowledge and pursue lifelong learning to better
care for the sick and to prevent illness;
[Hmm, Dr. Carm learned everything already so it can be scratched off the list]
That
I will seek the counsel of others when they are more expert so as to fulfill my obligation
to those who are entrusted to my care;
[Ha ha ha ha!!! Dr. Carm believes this is vice versa]
That
I will not withdraw from my patients in their time of need;
[Unless Dr. Carm is in the middle of
a show or a good book or sleep or eating or daydreaming or....]
That
I will lead my life and practice my art with integrity and honor, using my power
wisely;
[Dr. Carm always uses
her power wisely]
That
whatsoever I shall see or hear of the lives of my patients that is not fitting
to be
spoken, I will keep in confidence;
[Of course Dr. Carm cannot be bought....but she can be rented if the
price is right!]
That
into whatever house I shall enter, it shall be for the good of the sick;
[Who makes house calls anymore???
That's what the Internet is for!]
That
I will maintain this sacred trust, holding myself far aloof from wrong, from corrupting,
from the tempting of others to vice;
[Dr. Carm is always above the rest]
That
above all else I will serve the highest interests of my patients through the practice
of my science and my art;
[Art?
Does this mean Dr. Carm can draw funny mustaches on the patients with Sharpies
while they are sleeping or in surgery?!?!?!]
That
I will be an advocate for patients in need and strive for justice in the care
of the sick.
[Again, if they
are nice to Dr. Carm, Dr. Carm will be nice to them]
I now
turn to my calling, promising to preserve its finest traditions, with the
reward of a long experience
in the joy of healing.
[Traditions?
How do people feel about leeches? They do have their benefits though...]
I make
this vow freely and upon my honor.
[If every doctor takes this oath, is it really freely? Hey! Dr. Carm is
now a philosopher!]
Har har! Oh Dr. Carm, my life has never been the same since entering your practice. :) Also, word verifications are evil. eeeeeviiiiilllllll
ReplyDeleteI know! I never get those things on the first try!!!
ReplyDeleteHowever, Dr. Carm likes word verifications. I think it fits her personality. Complicated and evil--er--special :)
PS. I wonder if anyone always gets the word verifications right on the first try....
It's in fact very difficult in this busy life to listen news on TV, therefore I only use internet for that purpose, and obtain the most recent news.
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Brilliant and funny post! :) Such an oath should always be placed in mind and in heart.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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