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Scenificent, yeah.

Hey, what's up ZPack? It's your boy ZDoggMD, Dr. Zubin Amanya. Okay, check it out.

This is a quick editorial that I really have to get off my chest.

I'm not doing it live because I don't want to be distracted by comments. I just want to give you

my thoughts on this case of the Vanderbilt nurse who we've talked about before. Her name is Redonda

Vaught and the name was just released because she was arrested for reckless homicide and

abusive and impaired adult. Here was the story and we did a show about this a while back and then

a follow-up show about just culture and how we can improve safety in the hospital and why we

shouldn't focus on blame for mistakes but we should focus on process improvement. So the basic

story is this. Nurse Vaught was taken care of Charlene Murphy who was a 75-year-old woman who was

admitted for a subdural. He metoma was some symptoms. She was getting better. Presumably this was

neuro ICU from what I hear and a lot a ton of people have messaged me information on the back story

of this and privately and so she was a help all nurse that day had a preceptee with her that was

following her. This was not her usual patient and she had to go to radiology to take the patient

down there for a full body scan. She didn't even know where radiology was because of this particular

place apparently wasn't an abnormal beat and we know this because of the CMS report which I've

linked to on the website for the original video I did which I'll put in the links. Okay so she goes

there the patient's claustrophobic she's ordered for Versed for the claustrophobia and sedation in

the scan. She goes to the pixis it's not in the pixis it's not showing up on the orders in the

pixis so she doesn't override types in ve a drug comes up turns out it's a vecturonium. She doesn't

go through the five riots if you know right patient right drug right you know right route all of that

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