This book is the follow-up to" Laughing Gas-the Tales of an Anaesthetist" which was published in April 2021. This new title is written in a very similar style and describes more humorous stories and comedic situations which I collected during my career as an anaesthetist in the NHS in Scotland. The first chapter describes various funnies during my time as a medical student at the University of Glasgow Medical School from 1972-1977. The subsequent part of the book is devoted to the multitude of would be stand-up comedians, otherwise known as colleagues, patients and hospital visitors, whom I encountered during my career as a "gasman." There was certainly no shortage of humour in any of the hospitals where I found employment, from my early years in Law Hospital, Carluke, and through my training in anaesthesia in various Glasgow hospitals. Fortunately, the fun continued unabated after my appointment to a Consultant post in Glasgow Royal Infirmary in 1985. Since my retirement from clinical practice in 2013, I have spent a significant amount of time attempting to recall at least the majority of the amusing tales which I either witnessed directly, or heard about, during my thirty six years in the NHS. Since I was not sensible enough to note down all the amusing tales at the time, there is no doubt that many have now been permanently lost. However, that's life and I do hope you will enjoy those tales which I have remembered.
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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Marshall, Caitlin (illustrator). The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers GOR014169788
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