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Amusing patient names..

Discussion in 'Break Room' started by Bignectar, May 12, 2009.

  1. Bignectar

    Bignectar Member


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    Always gives me a laugh checking my day sheet in the morning to find an amusing patient name or one that mirrors a celebrity..

    My fav would have to be Mr. Muff.... His first name wasn't written on the day sheet, but nearly fell over when he introduced himself as Harry that afternoon.
     
  2. I've seen a Mr and Mrs Bastard, and a Mr Death (pronounced D'eath (yeah right;))) in the past.
     
  3. twirly

    twirly Well-Known Member

    Ah I won't mention names although I have booked some funny ones. ;)

    Places they live can be quite good though.:rolleyes:

    Mrs.?????? from Butt Hole road, Conisbrough. :D Although she did pronounce it as Buttolle' road. Made me titter but then I'm easily amused. :eek:
    Butt hole Rd. Conisbrough has since been changed to Archers way. Such a loss. :empathy:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butt_Hole_Road

    http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellite/meeting-place/7032-family-sick-living-butt-hole-road.html

    http://twitter.com/TraxFM

     
  4. Sammo

    Sammo Active Member

    I had a doctor once called Dr Pain.. They spelled it that way too.. I was only 7.. really, really didn't wanna go and see him. Turned out he was alright.
     
  5. Peter

    Peter Well-Known Member

    He was still practising in N. Yorks until recently, along with Dr Blood!

    Sam is not kidding!
     
  6. Ella Hurrell

    Ella Hurrell Active Member

    We have a Dr Ring locally - his full name is Dr Jonathan Paul George Ring! Parents must have been fans!
     
    Last edited: May 13, 2009
  7. jos

    jos Active Member

    I can beat those!
    I have the (Mr and Mrs) Balls, the Butts and the Dicks. No joke!
     
  8. Peter

    Peter Well-Known Member

    OH YES I CAN. balls is old hat, we have all had those.

    get this.

    1. Julius Caesar
    2. Ida Raper, think about it...........

    No word of a lie.
     
  9. blinda

    blinda MVP

    I have a patient going by the name of Gary Baldy.

    As a student, I was severely reprimanded by a patient for having the audacity to smile when calling "Mrs Blackadder?" in the waiting room; "Why do people find my name a constant source of amusement?". You try saying that without so much as a smirk.
     
  10. Bignectar

    Bignectar Member

    haha classics..

    love Julius Caesar.. was he wearing a toga? Ive actually had a patient come in wearing a toga, but that is another story...

    Another fav of mine... Eva Orr and Phyllis (went by Phyl) McCracken
     
  11. Bignectar

    Bignectar Member

    Also know of a surgeon, Dr. Butcher
     
  12. jos

    jos Active Member

    Saw a doctor in a uni clinic many years ago.................Ivy Traill
     
  13. Peter

    Peter Well-Known Member

    No. he was wearing a British Army Officers uniform!
     
  14. Bignectar

    Bignectar Member

    haha.. name and outift..what a combo!
     
  15. Bignectar

    Bignectar Member

    hehe I only just got Gary Baldy...im a bit slow ;)

    good to see his parents had a sense of humour..
     
  16. neilmalc

    neilmalc Member

    Hi all,

    A few years ago in a previous job I had two female patients who both had the first name of Fanny.

    One was Mrs Russell and the other Mrs Burns !!!!!!!

    Neil.
     
  17. neilmalc

    neilmalc Member

    Should have mentioned that when I was a kid my dentist was called Mr Risk!

    Found out years and a mouth full of amalgam later he had been an alcoholic!!

    Neil :eek:
     
  18. drsarbes

    drsarbes Well-Known Member

    Had a patient who's name was, and introduced himself as..........

    BOND, JAMES BOND.
     
  19. MrBen

    MrBen Active Member

    Im seeing a female patient whos name is Olympia.. not so strange. Husbands name is Hercules. Cracked me up
     
  20. EdYip

    EdYip Active Member

    Last name: Hoare
    First name: Harry
     
  21. fatboy

    fatboy Active Member

    We have a chap who changed his name to Luke Skywalker...

    As i explained to him about his heel pain i couldn't help referring to the force in his foot.
     
  22. Wendy

    Wendy Active Member

    A bit off line but my son is looking forward to next term as one of his teachers is Miss Rimmer (not sure if she has a brother Arnold):D
    Wendy
     
  23. Wendy

    Wendy Active Member

  24. Personally, I'd not made the red dwarf connection, I just found the idea of someone "rimming" and being a "rimmer" amusing. If you don't know what that means, please don't look it up.
     
  25. Teash13

    Teash13 Member

    Hi there
    I have seen a client whit the last name Kuhndt. Not a good one to call out when the waiting room is full!
     
  26. Bignectar

    Bignectar Member

    Miss Rimmer.. hehe
    made me think of the Rowan Atkinson role call...bloody hilarious. worth a look for anyone that's never seen it..

     
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