I just rented the first disc of the first season of Scrubbs from Netflix, which probably most everyone here knows is a humourous show about some medical interns. (I don't have cable nor do I watch TV) The show was recommended by one of our hospitalists as being hilarious.
I just watched one episode where the star intern walks into a room, and his rival is putting in a foley cath. He asks the star for help, and the star (forget his name) hands him the foley with unsterile hands. First of all, I've never heard of a doctor putting in foleys at the bedside of a hospital patient. Do they even learn how to do this? Also, don't they have a medical consultent help them with the show?
Also, do interns really hang IVs and do other mundane nursing tasks? I've never seen that.
I just rented the first disc of the first season of Scrubbs from Netflix, which probably most everyone here knows is a humourous show about some medical interns. (I don't have cable nor do I watch TV) The show was recommended by one of our hospitalists as being hilarious.
I just watched one episode where the star intern walks into a room, and his rival is putting in a foley cath. He asks the star for help, and the star (forget his name) hands him the foley with unsterile hands. First of all, I've never heard of a doctor putting in foleys at the bedside of a hospital patient. Do they even learn how to do this? Also, don't they have a medical consultent help them with the show?
Also, do interns really hang IVs and do other mundane nursing tasks? I've never seen that.