I mean, practically both ways you'll be dead but still. One of the nurses had to come back to the hospital and had to do something basic: take blood pressure. This nurse forgot how to do the test so badly, my cousin had to REMIND her how to do it. She ended up having to google the procedure, because she couldn't remember how it was done. She then failed to understand how blood pressure works since she forgot that blood pressure can be done on the legs or arms, but will give different readings. She was very ... confused why this was.
These are the same retards doing surgery and complex operations. We are so fucked as a country
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
clymer 4 points 2 weeks ago
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