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Waking up at odd hours on call makes me nauseous sometimes. I don't want a Zofran dart - feel like that's sketchy. But would drinking it still provide the same effect? We don't have access to oral zofran, just IV.
Or.....write yourself a script for some ODTs.
IV zofran costs a few cents
ODTs cost a few dollars
haldol is good for ponv
We’re doctors. I know of scenarios where hospitals have considered use of hospital medical supplies as theft.
For non-controlled stuff as long as it's not an everyday event, no one cares.In training, I know of a CRNA and a circulating RN who were fired on the spot for such stuff.
It was ludicrous but man was it a wake up call.
Also, don’t prescribe yourself scripts. That’s asking for trouble in this day and age - just ask a colleague.
Definitely no controlled substances. But anything else is totally fine in NY.Also, don’t prescribe yourself scripts. That’s asking for trouble in this day and age - just ask a colleague.
Did you go to my residency? Lol.We’re doctors. I know of scenarios where hospitals have considered use of hospital medical supplies as theft.
How does this happen. Does someone keep track of the zofran? I get back pain every now and again. My hospital pharmacy always gives me Motrin and flexerill. No questions asked.Did you go to my residency? Lol.
Someone got into serious trouble for this.
How does this happen. Does someone keep track of the zofran? I get back pain every now and again. My hospital pharmacy always gives me Motrin and flexerill. No questions asked.
How does this happen. Does someone keep track of the zofran? I get back pain every now and again. My hospital pharmacy always gives me Motrin and flexerill. No questions asked.
In training, I know of a CRNA and a circulating RN who were fired on the spot for such stuff.
It was ludicrous but man was it a wake up call.
Also, don’t prescribe yourself scripts. That’s asking for trouble in this day and age - just ask a colleague.
Yup. It can.For what? A shot of zofran or toradol for headache will get you fired?
truth.Yup. It can.
Know your climate.
Yup. It can.
Know your climate.
Well, I know of a people getting suspended/terminated over zofran, IM toradol, and getting an IV for a bag of IVF in a couple different hospital systems. Usually a nurse witness then writeup or complaint.
I would highly doubt an MD would have the time or energy to care. I don't think any of the doctors at my place even know how to file a complaint, yet the nurses seem to learn that day one!
I’m a couple weeks from being done with fellowship and I had to learn how to file a safety report for the first time this week, lol. An RT tried to actively kill my patient who I was rather fond of....so I had to learn. But it was my first in 5 years, lol.
That’s not just grounds for firing but also ramifications with the DEA and state medical board once it’s discovered. Not to mention bad for your health.Know two fired on the spot for such stuff. Totally innocuous/innocent, but gone by the end of the day.
On the more ridiculous side, there was a resident (non-Anes) prescribing himself Vicodin and Ativan on the regular that was fired a couple years back. Somehow took 6+ months before he/she was found out/fired. I think we can all (hopefully?) agree that’s pushing it.
In my internship, had a nurse actively try to kill an annoying paitent. I think she just snapped or something, and gave the patient all the PRN narcs on file at once. I happened to walk by the room and notice the patient was breathing at about 6 per minute hah. No calls or anything to our team. Definitely learned how to file a complaint that day. And the nurses were always wondering why I bugged them so much being OCD and checking on all the patients vitals...
In my internship, had a nurse actively try to kill an annoying paitent. I think she just snapped or something, and gave the patient all the PRN narcs on file at once. I happened to walk by the room and notice the patient was breathing at about 6 per minute hah. No calls or anything to our team. Definitely learned how to file a complaint that day. And the nurses were always wondering why I bugged them so much being OCD and checking on all the patients vitals...