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I have never seen it form one Dr. alone but a combination of many situations sure. I was in another room when a Dr., asked the interpreter as the patient did not speak english, anyway he very loudly said "does he understand dead?" I know the situation and in my opinion it was called for, but I was 3 rooms down the hall after all. If this was not such a public forum I could tell of many other times when a hospital protocol was flexed a bit. But, the only time I ever saw a Dr. draw blood or start an IV I was teaching them in a classroom. And to know how to run every piece of equipment in a hospital is impossible, but I do like the show.
How many docs would you allow to actually sit at the controls of an expensive piece of equip,emt like an MRI?
As far as a real life House, we had a twenty-something in the ER once who was injured when he fell off the roof of the car he was riding on. A rather crusty doc patched him up and said "your injuries will heal just fine. Unfortunately I don't have a cure for dumb a$$".
Mr. Evans
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So I'm wondering how many of you work with a Doctor that really practice like the TV counterpart Dr. House? I mean I sure the writers are getting these ideas from some Rebel Doc out there...right?