November 5, 2024

Ex-astronaut can take off ankle bracelet – CNN.com
(CNN) — A former NASA astronaut accused of assaulting a romantic rival at a Florida airport can take off her electronic tracking bracelet while she awaits trial, a judge ruled Thursday.

When I come across these in my ED, I describe them as “judicial bracelet(s)” in the record. What do y’all do? Ignore them?  If you don’t, how do you describe them?

10 thoughts on “Ankle bracelets and medical nomenclature

  1. I think ‘Friendship bracelet from your former cellmate’ has a nice ring to it.

    I miss the ER. Biochemistry is tedious.

  2. I wouldn’t talk about it unless it was on a swollen, broken ankle and I had to cut it off or something like that. All 3 times my ex-husband had to wear one (AYEEE), he just called them ankle bracelets, or, more formally, electronic home monitoring bracelets.

  3. Hmm, maybe Big Brother’s charm bracelet?

    EJ-
    I definately know how you feel, although for me it’s anatomy, biochem comes around at the end of October. Hope you’re enjoying it.
    GT

  4. Do what docs & Marines always do!! Use the initials or makle an acronym. Say, “ETB?” “e-bracelet?” “e-nanny?” That way, you’ll get to explain it to the jury when you are called to testify. ;-)

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