[ SECRET POST #3406 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3406 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: for those who are employed or have been employed

[(Anonymous)]

None. :( I've only ever seen pharmacy in shows/movies be the people responsible for fucking up a patient's meds. It's NEVER the nurse or the doctor. (When it usually IS the nurse or the doctor).

Re: for those who are employed or have been employed

[diet_poison]

haha, I work in a lab and have a similar experience. I used to work in the part of the lab that handles blood/urine/etc. testing. Nurses fuck up blood tests all the time (not enough blood, wrong container, wrong transport temperature, etc.). This is usually not a big deal (unless the patient is a hard stick) because it's like 5 mL of blood and you can just get more. But apparently some nurses will tell the patients the lab screwed it up and that's why they have to get stuck again. :/

Re: for those who are employed or have been employed

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man, the stories some of our lab people have told me. *sympathises*