[ SECRET POST #3953 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3953 ⌋

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

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Comments

[fscom]

07. https://i.imgur.com/4r78zZm.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

Why?

[(Anonymous)]

OP

It's squicky and doesn't add much to the plot: Somebody Is In Peril And We Must Now Be Anxious? I get it. There are other ways to show that than to show medical stuff in detail.

[ninety6tears]

Yeah, I can't stand watching that stuff.

[(Anonymous)]

Particularly when all the detail they show is invariably wrong. It's just adding insult to injury.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! Like, on The Gifted the last few weeks, one character had overused their powers and went into shock and their powers were going off. So the nurse character had to sneak into a hospital and get a made-up drug to stop the power going wild and hurting everyone. Okay, no problem.

But you've got a character specifically said to be in shock and you just...don't do any supportive care? Don't try to rehydrate her (at least while she was conscious) or keep her warm or even put her in recovery position? They just had her lying on her back on a metal table.

[(Anonymous)]

Right??? She should have had at least a line going for fluids and also some oxygen there, I mean, at least TRY to get her BP up and her heart rate down, fuck. And check her vitals to see if it's working, repeatedly, because once decompensation starts it's all downhill.

[(Anonymous)]

Lol, as a hospital pharmacy tech I was just too amused by how conveniently the drug she needed was in the one door that the other nurse opened. Like... seriously? The odds are 1 in 500?

[(Anonymous)]

I enjoy the scenes. Especially not in medical dramas since most of those are now too soapy to enjoy (Greys) or cancelled (Critical)