That Time You Tried to Sound Smart… and Failed Spectacularly!

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We’ve all been there. That moment in rounds, a lecture, or a patient room when you opened your mouth, dropped a big medical word, and immediately realized you had no idea what it meant—or you just used it completely wrong. In this episode of Scrubs and Giggles, our hosts share their most hilariously humbling moments of trying to sound smart and falling flat. Whether it’s mispronouncing "angina" in front of a consultant or confidently diagnosing "mitochondrial insufflation," this is your safe space to laugh at the shared struggle of medical impostor moments.

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