Can confusion from brain met show itself suddenly?

ahh, missed that, sorry, thought you were kicking yourself in the arse. We need to communicate better, seem to miss each others points, sorry My bad, grab the fish and have at it

umn, reviewing your post, it's very difficult, not knowing your client. Unfortunately with home health there are so many more unknown variables than having complete control at our "in hospital nursing".

In fairness, your post isn't clear as how the patient was double dosed , or I'm an idiot (most likely), but re-read your post, remember that I can't read your mind, you do leave a bit out at times and I misread you the others. I don't see where a double dose occurred??

HELP, you're hitting wine time here and now I'm re-reading too much worked last night in short, yep, drinking wine. love ya

Wow, Tazz, are you getting some unusual cases! I read your post just after I was talking with an Echo Tech instructor who works part time on-call at the hospital. Last night he had a fiftyish man who was dx w/small cell lung ca last week. He was sitting with his feet elevated yesterday evening watching TV when his left foot "turned as blue as a bluberry, and it was so cold you could have chilled a 6-pack with it." Turns out he had thrown an arterial clot secondary to the lung CA. May be your pt had one go to the brain?