@steveioe: Which Hole @Ashley

Steveioe :

Original Story: I am not a healthcare worker but as a patient I had a very interesting situation!! I was 18 years old, pregnant, and had a UTI so I went to the ER, which is a teaching hospital. They went to put in a catheter and had a student come in to do it. It was an older guy, maybe in his 30’s, when he came over to do it, he asked which hole did he put the catheter in. WTF!!! -Virginia Beach, VA

🄷err 🄳ings :

That's why nurses usually do that. 😳

Em :

That’s why when I was pregnant with my daughter, I told the nurses absolutely NO medical students under any circumstances.

Hannah💋 :

there is stupid questions. i am a healthcare worker and refuseeee to let students work on me.

lalonniewhite15 :

"There are no stupid questions" Yes tf there is!😂

marvelous zues :

wait what they both don't know 😅😅😅

Mer :

I usually let medical students draw my blood and do whatever they need to do cuz even experienced doctors blow my veins either way lol

Andrea :

I had a bad experience with med students so my 3rd birth I requested NO students and an experienced anesthesiologist

ravenquothnevermore :

nurses do that, not doctors

cunt :

shouldn't the patient first be asked of he/she agrees with the procedure being done by a student?

goosesadventures :

Had a PA student do my stitches unsupervised. She did the lidocaine wrong so I felt the 12 insanely painful sticks for that as well as the 6 stitches. Then the PA came in and said the stitches were wrong and she wanted to redo them

Fade :

Dallas Gyrl :

Nope I am checking out of this hospital right now 😳

Haddieberrrry :

tikimom12 :

I have never known a dr to do a cath.

missy :

I love this man's content 😀

Madison Dunstall 🇨🇦 :

Runnnnnnnn from that hospital

SARABI IN POWER :

I always let the students do my surgeries lol 😂 I find it cool I’m apart of class

Taract :

In the Netherlands you don't start clinical rotation until 5th year medschool

jade tan :

Is this ai or real

K. :

I normally let medical students do their work cu they have to learn somehow. BUT the 1 time I regretted this, it wasn’t the student that messed up, but the teacher!!! 4th kid, in labour for a while and wanted epidural. Anaesthesiologist came with his student, asked if it was ok to teach. Sure, ok (as long as I got the epidural). He started and shoved that needle in my back going back and forth saying: “this is too deep, this is not deep enough, have to aim for here, but blah blah”. I got a contraction and tried to be still, but it hurt and he was fiddling with that needle in my back. The a-hole then told me off for moving 😡. Fine, he finished. But guess what… it didn’t work! The midwives noticed it too and I kept my gas and air. The asked for the anaesthesiologist to come back, but it was change of shift so had to wait a bit and the new one came in. Sneakers, gold watch, you know the type. He checked my back and said it’s all good, there’s nothing wrong. I was in agony. Keep in mind, this is my 4th kid! I’ve given birth with and without epidural before, I know the difference. Then the guy said to the nurse to take away my gas and air. I said I was in pain and he replied “that’s not pain you’re feeling, it’s pressure”. I deadpanned and said to him: “there’s a reason why men weren’t allowed in labour rooms, now get out!!” So yeah… I won’t blame students for messing up if that’s what they are being taught: to blame when patient is in pain, to not set an epidural right and to gaslight them!

Lasith Dissanayake :

I mean it’s so hard to find

Trish :

Ours is a teaching hospital, I had 3 student doctors trying to get a blood sample, they were prodding around, and taking it is turns to try.

Kristine :

I had a phlebotomy student ask me where my vein was... Nope, go get the phlebotomist. You're done lol

weliketoparty2005 :

I almost had a catheter