on my take

A popular UK phrase used when a consultant is on call and temporarily accepts responsibility for managing a patient who is more appropriately managed by another specialty, or accepts responsibility for a patient who is already under the care of another consultant in the same specialty.

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on my own head be it
on my own hook
on my own initiative
on my own merits
on my own terms
On My Own Time
On My Own Time
on my part
on my part
on my part
on my part
on my part
on my part
on my part
on my pat
on my Pat Malone
on my person
on my pins
on my plate
on my radar
on my radar screen
on my right side
on my say so
on my say-so
on my shoulders
on my side
on my slate
on my soapbox
on my suggestion
on my tail
on my take
on my terms
on my tod
on my toes
on my uppers
on my watch
On My Way
On My Way
On My Way Back
On My Way Home
on my way out
on my word
on my word
on my word
on my word
On My Work Bench
on my wrong side
on nerves
on neutral ground
on neutral ground/territory
on neutral territory
on no account
on no account
on no account
on no account
on no account
on no account
on no account must
on no account should
on no occasion
on nodding terms
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