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did they ever tell you EXACTLY what happened? Was it a reaction to a chemical other than THC?
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Well u picked a dope profession and I admire your selfless contributions.I wouldn't say it happens "often," but it does happen. A lot of times it's expected and the DNR/DNI/Comfort Care is in place so it's not a big to-do. When it's someone in their 80s or older I don't get all that worked up over it because they way I see it they lived a full life. When it happens to younger people (mostly cancer patients, traumas, and overdoses) it's legitimately sad. I just reconcile it by knowing I did what I could to help and that a lot of things aren't in my control.
The "code blue" scenarios can be rough though. Sometimes it happens fairly suddenly and it causes chaos, other times I'm running around crazy all day doing whatever I can to help keep the patient alive when I know damn well that the patient isn't gonna last the day. I've found myself thinking "please just code already" in some of those instances because I realize keeping them alive at that point is just slow torture and all of our efforts are futile. Just makes more sense to let the person pass as peacefully as possible and to utilize resources on patients we're actually able to fix.
Low Warrior Spirit.nawghtyhare did they ever tell you EXACTLY what happened? Was it a reaction to a chemical other than THC?
The latter set of symptoms isn't "almost dying." Not even close. I had that happen to me one of my first times smoking off of a gravity bong as a kid. Went to bed, slept til 4PM, and kept it moving. Blood pressure tanking to the point of needing vasopressor drugs and your respiratory status deteriorating to the point of needing intubation/mechanical ventilation is "almost dying." That's just a bad high.I dunno man, i'm no medical professional but seeing people be intolerant to smoking weed and being incredible high, vs. the psychosis, heart palpitations, vomiting and complete blackout on one 25mg gummies, not downing a handfull, tell me there's unknowns.
What cause he read and memorized a book???Well u picked a dope profession and I admire your selfless contributions.
Nahnawghtyhare did they ever tell you EXACTLY what happened? Was it a reaction to a chemical other than THC?
Cna’s Get poop on em too
come on man, nurses get poop on them and all sorts of wild stuff.
most of them are blind too.Craziest thing i read recently is there’s a shark in Greenland called the Greenland shark that can live up to 450 years
damnnnn
I forgot about this line of thinking.What cause he read and memorized a book???
Anyone can be a nurse
no way
Nah was probably my like 8th time overallno way
first time?
damn
Well I got free healthcareI also love how nawghty says he "almost died," but they didn't even bother actually admitting him to the hospital.
Dude should've just stayed home, drank some water, and slept it off but he decided to be a drama queen about it.
Literally everything they did for you was kind of pointless. You didn't need those IV fluids, you would've been just fine without them. They probably just did that to say they did something for you. I see that a lot.Well I got free healthcare
Might as well take advantage
YeahLiterally everything they did for you was kind of pointless. You didn't need those IV fluids, you would've been just fine without them. They probably just did that to say they did something for you. I see that a lot.
Doctors/PAs/nurses/etc. usually just laugh at cases like this. You basically just took up space that could've been used for someone that needed it more than you.
But is it your last?Nah was probably my like 8th time overall
YesBut is it your last?
Would you want to live forever?
eh