Indeterminate Causality: Behavior

About Indeterminate Causality

Indeterminate Causality is a collection of some of my comics, doodles, and sketches. It's a commentary on life, situations we all find ourselves in, the world of medicine, being a guy, and interpersonal interactions, with a slant towards making scenarios as amusing as possible. Updated Monday-Wednesday-Friday (I try, sometimes its difficult with school/exams and such).

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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Imitation

211 Imitation

And don't be afraid to wear that surgical cap and the surgical booties around the hospital. Or at home. Or out at night.

Monday, October 1, 2012

More Popular

209 More Popular

Ouch! He's not hungry right now, thanks though.

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Norm Variation

207 Norm Variation

Or the battery is dead. That happens quite a bit as well.

Monday, September 10, 2012

Genius

206 Genius

Don't get all high and mighty that you're a med student, you're no different than anyone else. If you want to be a good doctor don't you ever forget that.

Friday, August 3, 2012

Rhyme

200 Rhyme

Make sure you look for that sort of thing, it isn't something you want to miss.

Friday, April 27, 2012

No-Brainer

184 No Brainer

I mean, you could also view pregnancy as a couple's issue, in which case being female is irrelevant. The point is, make sure your patients realize that sex may equal babies.

Monday, April 16, 2012

Professor Bingo

180 Professor Bingo

If you win at Professor Bingo, you MUST ask a question. If you win a lot, you become that student that the professor knows by name. Play this game wisely.

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Obnoxious Patients

176 Obnoxious Patients

Obviously you cannot do that these days, but back when I was a resident, that's sometimes what happened. Barbaric practices, I say. But then again I said that you can fix behavior with Haldol. Confusing, huh?