Which Remedy Character Are You?
If you worked at Bethune General Hospital, would you be an uptight yet smoking hot surgeon? A bad-ass drop-out? Take this quiz to determine which Remedy character you resemble most!
You May Get
Dr. Allen Conner: acting Chief of Staff, Head of Infectious Disease Unit. Ex-husband, father of three.
Dr. Brian Decker: doctor of emergency medicine, third year resident. Sandy’s fiancé, the man with the plan.
Start this quiz to find your result.
- 1.A good-looking patient is flirting with you while you're on the job, so you:
- A.
Flirt back and likely take him home later that night.
- B.
Get extremely nervous, smile – to be polite, and avoid eye contact.
- C.
Shut it down! You can't risk losing your job – especially over a fling!
- D.
Are flattered, but who has time for romance?
- E.
Don't notice – social cues aren't your thing.
- F.
Flirt back – you're single(ish) and it makes the time go by!
- 2.Inter-office romances are:
- A.
Great! I'm in one now. It's so comforting having a support system on-site.
- B.
The more the merrier – as long as no one gets attached.
- C.
The norm, but not something to be flaunted – kissing on the grounds is a firm NO!
- D.
Why, what did you hear?
- E.
In theory, quite efficient. But messy... too messy!
- F.
Not a good idea – too much risk. Plus, the only person you need is you!
- 3.A patient is breaking down and seeking comfort. You:
- A.
Can relate since you too have hit rock bottom.
- B.
Are not the best fit for the job – you are technical, not emotional.
- C.
Are sympathetic but focused on finding the root of the problem.
- D.
Comfort him/her. You've been there – heck you're there right now. Patient relations is the best part of the gig.
- E.
Do everything you can to make sure the patient is at ease and taken care of. You frequently check on him/her and go above and beyond your call of duty.
- F.
What does he/she have to worry about? You're in charge and the best in the field. It will be fine.
- 4.Nurses are:
- A.
Not surgeons.
- B.
Just as important as doctors. Doctors cure, nurses care.
- C.
An integral part of a hospital, for sure, but are they as qualified as doctors? No.
- D.
The best to date.
- E.
Extremely capable. You're not a fan of the hospital hierarchy.
- F.
You're not even answering. These hospital stereotypes are not your thing.
- 5.There is a family dinner tonight. You:
- A.
Organized it, created an evite but have yet to receive any RSVPs – despite the numerous follow-up emails!
- B.
Can't wait – it's just about the only thing that will get you to leave the office. Family is everything.
- C.
Are nervous. As the black sheep, you can expect a lot of snide comments. The upshot? There will be wine.
- D.
Go – mainly for the food. You're not all sentimental and whatever.
- E.
Family? What family?
- F.
Accept a date to get out of it... sushi and sex over awkward family time? Yes please!
- 6.Hospital food is:
- A.
Comforting and consistent, tastes like home to you.
- B.
Perfect! Pre-packaged and easy to eat... little chance of spilling on yourself.
- C.
Inedible. You love to cook so you bring leftovers and love to share!
- D.
Good enough.
- E.
Quick and efficient between surgeries.
- F.
Never tried it... your partner packs your food and snacks, so you are taken care of.
- 7.If you had to tell a patient that he/she doesn't have much longer to live, how would you do it?
- A.
Quickly and clearly; you have other patients to deal with.
- B.
You love patient relations but this is always tough so you try to soften the blow but expect the worst reaction.
- C.
Sympathetically – it's never easy.
- D.
Honestly and by the book. You understand his/her sadness but this is part of the job.
- E.
Just like they taught you in medical school.
- F.
That isn't in the job description, is it?
- 8.In high school you were:
- A.
The class clown. Pranking your teachers was the highlight of your day.
- B.
Busy – juggling a part-time job and school.
- C.
Winning the class humanitarian award. You loved helping your community and classmates!
- D.
Getting straight As.
- E.
Graduating early to reach your goals as soon as possible.
- F.
A great student – in math, science, environmental science. The humanities are for hippies.
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