Doctor-patient Interaction Pillows

"So, we are all agreed, gentlemen. There shouldn't be that many of those, and that's a funny colour."

"… All the lab work confirms it — I’m sorry, Mr. Franklin … You’re old."

'Still have gas problems, Mr. Quigley?'

'Where does it hurt?'

"Tell me Mr. Jones. Does it hurt when I do this?"

'-not back with the same old corn are we?'

'Please open your mouth and say '68, 56, 87, ..'

J. Greeble, MD: Practice limited to simple, straightforward, old-fashioned diseases.

"But doc, I can't understand what my body is telling me. It's mouth is always full!"

'The best thing for you, is to give up booze and smoking.'

"Take two of these and call my answering service in the morning."

'I'm the doctor - I'll decide what's chronic!'

"Well, yes, I suppose I could explain the test results in 'plain English' — but then you'd know how sick you are."

I'm afraid nurse Wilcox can't have a supportive caring chat with you until she's had the appropriate training.

'Hey, what do you want from me? As a primary care physician, ALL I DO is prescribe drugs and refer you to specialists.'

"Your sodium level is high...probably from taking everything you hear with a grain of salt!"

'Heroic stoicism has its rewards.'

A doctor statue and a patient statue

'Very interesting... your blood pressure is 17 over 76.'

"You can't check my pulse while I'm checking your pulse!"

"Is this your first time seeing a specialist?"

"Unfortnuately, we won't know what's wrong with you until we do an autopsy."

"I have some good news and bad news, wonderful news, terrifying news, boring news, stunning news, technically incomprehensible news, news you should sit down to hear, and news you definitely won't take laying down. Which first?"

"I hope you're not one of those kids who have trouble swallowing pills."

Your nose is running...which I guessing is more than I can say for your feet.

"He wants to know what's taking me so long."

"Geoffrey's a bit worried about Lyme disease."

"It's the only way I can get some of my paitents to listen to me."

'You have nothing to worry about. You're only imagining you have hypochondria.'

"When I said you should take a walk every day I didn't just need to see me!"

"What is your ideal weight?"

"I have inoculation issues."

'This is only a placebo, but trust me, it works!'