Moonlighting question

[weirdomikey014]

I am moonlighting as a house officer in the evening after my normal residency hours under my own license at a community hospital. However, during these shifts the ED physicians admits to medicine Dr's at the hospital. Pt with Hyponatremia 110's. I brought it up to low 120s over twelve hours. Wasn't normalized by the am. Morning medicine Dr's don't consult neph or endocrine. Sends home pt without further correction. Don't see a discharge summary with instructions for follow up or water restriction etc. Should I do anything? Call patient or anything?

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[urge]

I am moonlighting as a house officer in the evening after my normal residency hours under my own license at a community hospital. However, during these shifts the ED physicians admits to medicine Dr's at the hospital. Pt with Hyponatremia 110's. I brought it up to low 120s over twelve hours. Wasn't normalized by the am. Morning medicine Dr's don't consult neph or endocrine. Sends home pt without further correction. Don't see a discharge summary with instructions for follow up or water restriction etc. Should I do anything? Call patient or anything?

I wouldn't expect it to be corrected by the am. I don't think IM needs to consult neph or endo for that. The discharge summary will like be written shortly with follow up in his office. I would not stress over it.

 

[weirdomikey014]

Ok good. Thanks for the reassurance.