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My last job before I retired was calibrating instruments. A few months ago I went in for a 'wellness check'. They used one of those blood pressure gizmos they push around on a stand, put the cuff on you and push a button. It read the highest I've ever been measured. So I asked when the last time it was sent out to be calibrated. Nurse - what's that? No calibration stickers on it. I told her it should calibrated at least once a year. Had her take my BP again manually and it was 'normal'.

They are forced to keep lowering the standards as we approach peak idiocracy. Here in Germany they want to start recognizing studies and professional trainnings done in shithole countries, so that a witch doctor from Nigeria soon will be able to practice medicine in Europe.

The entire medical profession covered itself in disgrace when it rolled over for the Vax hoax

They have erased all critical thinkers from the medical field. Jabbed to work = sheep staff. DEI hires galore. Schools are churning them out.

Had to have blood pressure taken manually last week. She jacks up and holds my arm above my heart. “80/40, are you normally this low?” 🤡

Was the nurse a Shit-Skin?

You know, come to think of it... I'm not sure covid was a massive conspiracy anymore. I'm still certain that y'know, the vax is dangerous and doesn't work, covid was used to manipulate the public and commit election fraud, but I mean I used to think it was a medical conspiracy right down to the rank and file (at the very least, the doctors).

But now that I recall - my son was born in March 2020. One of the nurses had trouble finding a vein in my wife's hand, to the point I was ready to take the needle and do it myself (my wife is thin and her veins easily visible). The worse was the delivery doctor though - the delivery went fine, but my son came out face up. NBD, daughter did too, and the doctor just turned her over, gave her some soft pats, and bam, crying healthy baby.

But this dumb bitch kept him on his back running around the room saying "Aspirator! Aspirator!" I said "Just turn him over..." and made gestures with my hands, but she was literally panicking with my newborn son in her arms and she was fixated on that solution. Anyway they got the aspirator and, after waterboarding my newborn son for a bit, he was breathing fine but... oh no! His oxygen is low!? How could this be? Better keep him because he's probably got pneumonia. So they held him in NICU overnight. Oxygen was fine the next day, still some fluid in his lungs, better hold him again...

This shit went on for a few days - continually making up bullshit reasons to keep our son away from us to the point we had to threaten a lawyer to get our fucking son out of the hospital.

All that to say... I guess I shouldn't have been shocked by the gross incompetence displayed by the medical community in the face of a "crisis," manufactured or not. Just never really made the connection until this story... the covid crisis was inevitable because the (in)competency crisis has already been upon us for years.

December 2019, I get home from work and decide to do a 1/2 hour on the elliptical. Feeling sharp pain in gut the whole time, but just thought, oh well, probably nothing.. Wife was staying at her sisters that night so I settled in to watch a movie with the dog. By 10PM I was literally rolling around in pain. Stayed on the couch all night flopping back and forth with no sleep, the dog at my feet like he always is no matter where i sleep. 9:30 the next morning I drive to the ER. After a couple of hours thinking it was gas or constipation or something, er doc finally says, "drink this, we will do a CT scan". Turns out my appendix popped and was leeching crap into my abdominal cavity. While waiting for a surgeon to show up (dude was Mexican, and he was good, saved my ass) was the most excruciating pain I have ever felt. When I cam out of surgery, the doc said "it wasn't pretty in there, but we cleaned it up and we will let antibiotics do the rest". In recovery fr a few days, the nurses were all talking about this new disease in china, saying "we hope it doesn't end up here", talking about covid. I get back home and develop full blown cdiff infection a few days later, which was almost worse than the blown appendix. Filthy hospital, i guess. What do I think triggered the blown appendix? Like a week before that I went in for a colonoscopy, i'm an older guy with family history of cancer, both sides and all types so was trying to be proactive with screening. What a mistake, don't get a colonoscopy if you can avoid it

Everything is falling apart. I've worked in different places and the quality of employees is dropping month by month. Go to a restaurant or store and you see it too. People just give the bare minimum, sometimes not even that.

In a way I don't blame them. I wish someone had told me not to kill myself working a job for the jew because he will still pay you the lowest they legally can.

Think about it- if you're an accomplished White you're going to end up doing the work of everyone, especially the mongrels they prefer over you. They want to get rid of you so the jew will applaud them for hiring more mud people so you don't bust your ass

Meanwhile all the mud people mentally and physically aren't capable of doing the jobs so it's always a mess.

Nigger nurses. That would be a fucking nightmare to be dependent and it turns out to be a sheboon helping you, who even if not overtly hostile, has a natural indifference to a different species like you being White.

It is risky putting your username in opposition to someone else's. I once made a profile called chuckdeeds and I had to have an entire chuck off with bushchuck.

Here's some interesting stuff. Just found out how inaccurate blood tests are. Had two blood tests done at two different places. The results were wildly different. In researching, didn't realize how unreliable they are. Depends on the dei hired to read results, calibration, how long the blood been sitting out, how long between time taken and testing, depends on location. Here i was led to believe blood tests were accurate.

My mom told me as a youth: 'avoid doctors and cops like the plague'.

That was likely a certified nursing assistant (CNA) not a nurse. They get like 9 weeks training or somesuch.
I'm not sure when they started using them, but it makes sense freeing up the time of the highly trained expensive nurse for more skilled tasks. Still, it is alarming that they really don't get much training, and you can't really tell which is which.

What race?

I have in no way been in any field even remotely related to medial shit(1) and even I know how to take blood pressure.

(1) Unless you count battlefield emergency training stuff. And that was 20+ years ago.

I'm more worried about the brain dead doctors. Most nurses have been good imo

Lemme guess the race.

Hoooooowyte?

My mother in law had to get blood tests done recently. On 3 separate visits to the hospital, the diversity hire nurses failed to "find a vein" despite the veins in her hands and arms being prominently visible. Maybe I'm retarded and don't know how drawing blood works, but the veins are right fucking there bulging out of her skin.