Anesthesiologist trashes sedated patient

[Jay Vooray]

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/anes...story.html

[Twitchin Kitten]

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I'd like to know how the guy was able to take his phone in with him without them catching it at all? I've been under the knife quite a few times and unless I smuggle that thing in my hair under the hairnet, there is no way they wouldn't catch it or him lose it when they transfer off the table into a bed to recovery.

But - I always thought docs and stuff trash talked the patients anyway, but I didn't think they made falsities on charts and lied to them too.

[ralgith]

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Just pure unprofessional behavior in my opinion. Fucking pricks.

[Jay Vooray]

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They should not be allowed to practice medicine ever again for falsifying medical records. Can you imagine anyone allowing that woman to be their anesthesiologist? Her career is toast even if she doesn't have her license revoked.

[Twitchin Kitten]

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I know. But I still would like to know how he got his phone in without anyone seeing it.

[Biker Dude]

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I know. But I still would like to know how he got his phone in without anyone seeing it.

Because he was going to be fully anesthetized, the man decided to turn on his cellphone’s audio recorder before the procedure so it would capture the doctor’s post-operation instructions, the suit states. But the man’s phone, in his pants, was placed beneath him under the operating table and inadvertently recorded the audio of the entire procedure, court records show.

[LKTraz]

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Totally unprofessional behavior.

I'm sure that eventually the VA medical review board will be at the very least handing out some major ass chewing.

[Twitchin Kitten]

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I know. But I still would like to know how he got his phone in without anyone seeing it.

Because he was going to be fully anesthetized, the man decided to turn on his cellphone’s audio recorder before the procedure so it would capture the doctor’s post-operation instructions, the suit states. But the man’s phone, in his pants, was placed beneath him under the operating table and inadvertently recorded the audio of the entire procedure, court records show.

That's why I'm still skeptical. The OR is a sterile environment and they just don't let you bring your clothes in with you no matter what the procedure is. At least not here in NY or NJ. You're given a locker and the day stay desk nurse keeps the key if you are alone or whoever is with you taking you home. ANY procedure where you go fully under requires you have someone with you and if you don't have someone, they assign an advocate for you (the advocate stuff is relatively new).