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Monday, 28 January 2013
Jokes in English – Hospital settings!
In one hospital,
the doctor was exhausted after much work. So, he went home to get some rest. He
asked the staff on duty to call him if something comes up. Shortly after, his
phone rings:
Doctor: Hello.
In another
hospital, a doctor was consulting in his clinic. A man walked in. The doctor
asked him what the problem was. The man replied: ‘Severe abdominal pain.’
Doctor: OK, lie
down on the bed, let me examine you.
The man lied down
on the examining couch.
Doctor: Use your
finger to point where you are having the pain.
Man: Doctor, I’m
not the one who is sick. It’s my child who is sick.
Doctor: Where is
your child?
Man: He is outside
with the mother.
In yet another
hospital, the doctor does not understand the local language. So, he makes use
of an interpreter. After seeing one patient, the doctor wrote some drugs for
the patient, some of which were oral syrups. He asked the interpreter to tell
the patient to shake the syrups very well before each use (the drug is to be
taken thrice a day). To his surprise, he saw the interpreter and the patient vigorously
shaking their bodies. He asked what the problem was.
Interpreter: I am
demonstrating how he should shake his body. You said he should shake his body
thrice a day before taking the drugs.
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