rph3664

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  1. After 9/11, a pathologist opened a body bag and removed a bone with some flesh attached - and started laughing, because it was a pork chop. One of the other pathologists said, "Last week, everyone...
  2. Dangerous nurses

    I don't know if this was a nurse and never did find out exactly who it was, but at my old hospital, an employee in the child psych unit told her family over the dinner table that a neighborhood child...
  3. Frequent Flyers

    Here's another angle on ER abuse. I have a relative who got divorced some years back, and her ex-husband had to pay the kids' medical bills. You can probably guess what she did - doctors'...
  4. Shake and bake meth accidents filling burn units

    I live in the Midwest (meth capital, as you probably all know) and my local newspaper recently did a big story about the burn unit in that city. The story said that some hospitals have had to close...
  5. It doesn't matter where you work, or what you're doing, pretty much every place has someone who is immune from disciplinary
  6. 20 Things Nurses Wish They Never Had to Say

    Many years ago, one of my friends was told this.......about her 14-year-old son. Even worse? Several women (all women; no men said this) told her ex-husband that he was probably glad his son died...
  7. What's your room charge, like, $500 a day or what? Awfully expensive cable. Hope he ended up in jail. At the time, I was living in the storm's path (my town got more snow in that storm than we...
  8. I once saw an order on such a patient who needed to be cathed, and they nurses couldn't find his member either, so they called in a urologist and he had to use a lady partsl speculum to expose
  9. Holding our tongues vs things we really want to say!

    I know this is a really old thread being revived, but I believe that the reason some women do this is because they believe they can get an abortion at the ER if they are indeed
  10. Things Patients Have Taught Me NOT To Do

    Thanks. I'll have to remember
  11. Things Patients Have Taught Me NOT To Do

    I can safely assume that it worked -
  12. Things Patients Have Taught Me NOT To Do

    Most people who are not diabetic, or do not work in health care, would not know about sliding scale monitoring, or the details
  13. Things Patients Have Taught Me NOT To Do

    He was a type I with this kind of attitude, and lived to be 26? He must have had the consistution of Keith Richards. Actually, health care professionals with type II diabetes are probably the most...
  14. there are a lot of women who won't go to male doctors. lots of men are reluctant to see women doctors too, especially regarding.......that....... while this isn't an er story, there is a female...
  15. That's correct; when a person is a tissue donor, this is done to retain the body's shape if it's going to be viewed. They also stuff the eye sockets (I'm not sure with what) when corneas are donated,...