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Re: Surgical Prophylaxis for MVPFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comWed Sep 20 12:51:35 2006
In a message dated 9/20/2006 12:47:19 P.M. Central Standard Time, annam@uic.edu writes: Which is incredibly amusing, because whenever I object to something on a preprinted order sheet, the nurses always assure me that those are just there to make life easier for me and I am free to order whatever I want. LOL Or they take the "nursing moral high ground" and say something like: "Well, for YOU, doctor, we'll make an exception this time." They're doing YOU a favor, don't ya know. Joe P. P.S. The best one of those stories I have is a MgSO4 protocol I helped write for a local hospital. One day, I had a patient come along who was massively obese, so I was appropriately raising the MgSO4 loading dose or something and the nurse said I couldn't because it was different from the "protocol" THAT I HELPED WRITE!!!!!
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