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Re: His And Hers
by Joh
I had a patient with a NOF on my trolley the other day, and was able to jump the cue at A&E as she was excepted in minors. Just as I was about to slide her over to the hospital trolley, she had a TIA. I hastily explained to the nurse that she had been with me for 2 hours and had a GCS of 15 through out. The thought of going back to join the cue for majors was worrying me. But thankfully, the nurse took the patient anyway. So I got to go back out on the streets, only to join the cue for majors 45 mins later!!!
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