Beyonce for Code Blue; Love Is in the Air and So Is Influenza; ‘Tragic’ PGY-9

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Beyoncé’s new song “be HITTIN in a code blue,” according to nurse @scrubhacks.

Physician assistant (PA) student and “Bachelor” contestant Jenn Tran explains how she juggled both the show and staying on track to become a PA.

In celebration of National Black Women Physicians’ Day, urologist Fenwa Milhouse, MD, honors her fellow physician content creators in a collaborative video.

“I can’t get a neph of you.” Pediatric nephrologist @davidsas1 shares a wholesome Valentine’s Day card crafted by a patient.

Another Valentine’s Day post doubles as a public health reminder: “Love is in the air. So is influenza. Wash your hands.”

Many healthcare professionals who watched the Super Bowl were quick to meme-ify the event, including pediatrician Thomas A. Nguyen, DO, who compared a photo of Alicia Keys and Usher to red and white blood cells.

“WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DIDN’T DISCUSS GOALS OF CARE BEFORE CALLING THE ICU?!!!” posted ICU physician Thanh Neville, MD, MSHS, accompanied by a photo of Travis Kelce screaming at coach Andy Reid during the Super Bowl.

“Tragic,” said Allison Fitzgerald, MD, PhD, commenting on the identifier “PGY-9.”

“We’re a couple in nursing school, of course we survive off of food stamps. Bon appétit.” This healthcare duo takes on a popular trend.

Did you know all the words to Usher’s set at the Super Bowl? That means you’re over 21 years old and you’re due for a pap smear, says ob/gyn @doctordaoud.

Heartburn … or heart attack? Family medicine physician Sasha Haddad, DO, reveals her internal monologue when she hears common health complaints.

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