Admitting that he also doesn& #39;t know what& #39;s causing the fever, rash, diarrhoea, and face pain. And to "maybe get ID or rheum or someone"
Running into the colleague he can& #39;t stand in the corridor but maintaining civility because you& #39;re there and he wants to set a good example.
Meeting and updating a family member in the relatives room. You trying to look serious whilst taking notes.
When you& #39;ve started antibiotics solely on the basis of a positive urine dip on an elderly lady. He& #39;s not upset, he just wants to teach you why this is a bad idea.
When it& #39;s patient 24 from overnight, he& #39;s sent the night team home, and it& #39;s time for coffee.
Writing down your name on the cup in Costa because he doesn& #39;t want a repeat of the coconut milk flat white fiasco from last week.
When he secretly sneaks treats for nurses and doctors into the staff room away from cardiology colleagues.
When he arrives later with his consultant colleague to check what& #39;s left of the doughnuts.
When he& #39;s carrying the medical reg bleep for a bit so you can go to teaching
When he& #39;s trying to be cool with the new F1 doctor.
Coming back to check on you and the team after the round to make sure you don& #39;t need anymore help before he goes to clinic.
Finally getting home and it& #39;s all cool again, ready for another day tomorrow.