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  • hoosierdoc

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    Just wondering Doc, could they have dialized her to correct the mistake?

    not sure, probably can pull it off but damage likely already done. She had coded already I think

    as often as errors actually happen i’m Always shocked at how many people come to the ER for such nonsense. It’s like they want to take the risk of us hurting them.

    this particular ones seems a bit over the top. As was alluded to I hope it isn’t true
     

    hoosierdoc

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    One would think they would label those bags better.

    Right? Never done embalming, but do they start IVs and drip it in?

    Text on IV bags with cardioactive meds are in red font. Other stuff in black. Same with medication vials. I wonder what labeling is for things that are meant for dead people.

    and why would the hospital even have that much? They use it to store surgical specimens but can’t imagine it in a drip bag
     

    Leadeye

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    I think embalming is done under more pressure than a drip bag, and after the corpse has been drained out.
     

    Skullglide

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    Yeah good thing on the red vs black print. I had an EMT spike a bag of lidocaine instead of saline and hand it to me. No thank you, good teachable mount.
     

    HoughMade

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    We’ve got good news and bad news.

    Under the NHS, your healthcare is free.

    Actually this is​ the bad news.

    The good news is that the doctors and hospital don’t have to deal with malpractice suits...well, it’s good news for them.
     

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