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I can tell you with almost 100% certainty that it played out this way:

Spinal anesthesia has become the gold standard for total joint replacement, although it is often combined with a general anesthetic. A small dose of local anesthetic is injected into the intrathecal space. At our hospital this local anesthetic is taken from its original vial and placed into small syringes by the pharmacist/pharmacist tech so that an entire vial is not wasted on each patient.

Those syringes are then used for the spinal injection. With 99% certainty the pharmacist or pharmacy tech put the wrong medication into the syringe. The anesthesiologist placed spinal like he/she does every day. The syringe appeared to be the usual local anesthetic but has unfortunately been filled with potassium causing the spinal cord damage. In a busy hospital with a flip room, not out of reason that 4 patients could have gotten the spinals with the wrong medication before the first one reached the recovery room and they realized there was an issue.

And although some places are still using Bupivicaine which is ordinarily in the kit, most places have moved to Mepiviciane, which is shorter acting local anesthetic so patients are able to get up sooner after surgery and start walking. My guess is that when all the correct info comes out, it was suppose to be a mepivicaine spinal which is not the local anesthetic routinely provided in the kits and therefore the med came from the pharmacy

Had an amazing trip to Mallorca. Did a couple days in Playa which was just ok. It’s the cancun of Europe. Lots of partying and such, which is great if that’s your thing. Our favorite was Soller.

Cala des Moro is this crazy beautiful beach that you hike down to. The hike and the beach are incredible. You can google pics of it.

Ca’s Patro March is this great restaurant built into the side of the cliff. Was in a scene from the show The Night Manager. Unbelievable views. Most likely need a reservation.

It’s Zach Bryan in March and Post Malone in May

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Physician reimbursement is 9% of dollars spent on healthcare in the United States. So try again.

Played Lochinvar a year or so ago as an unaccompanied guest. Had a caddie. We make the turn and didn’t stop at the clubhouse. On #11 i turn to the caddie and ask where is the next bathroom shack. Caddie says there isn’t any. Tells me to just pee outside. Trying to be a polite guest i declined, and he says “this is a men’s only club, pissing outside is encouraged”. Course is fantastic. Great track.

My man. Please show me where physician wages is 50% of healthcare dollars. The actual number is 9%.

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