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Topic started on 4-3-2013 @ 10:31 PM by Catalyst317

Facility Nurse Watches Patient Slowly Die, Refuses CPR


thinkingrightblog.com
87 year-old Lorraine Bayless was enjoying lunch with her friends at the Glenwood Garden senior home in Bakersfield, California when she suddenly lost consciousness and collapsed to the floor. Staff at the facility, including a nurse, immediately rushed to Ms. Bayless’ side and called 9-1-1. Emergency dispatcher Tracey Halvorson answered the 9-1-1 call and immediately assessed that for Ms. Bayless to live someone needed to start CPR immediately. Ms. Bayless did not have a “DNR” or Do Not Resuscitate order and had expressed her interests that the home take life-saving measures to keep h
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reply posted on 4-3-2013 @ 10:43 PM by thePharaoh
reply to post by Catalyst317



corporate pressure or not, humans have to draw the line.
i dont know why these people want that job, if thet are capable of standing back


BTW - in the UK... we have a "gateway to death" "scheme"!!! wtf!
without the family knowing, they stop important medicine...and other unhuman elements

ever thought the devils playing with their heads!?

to the nurses:
fix up and remember what your doing... dont let the grind wear you down.. you wear IT down!

peace
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reply posted on 4-3-2013 @ 10:56 PM by Hushabye
This was posted the other day....several times

There are several reasons not to perform CPR on an 87 year old woman who was most likely not in good health.

Originally posted by Hushabye
The patient might have had a DNR. The cpr could have been caused damage to the patients' frail body...broken ribs from chest compressions, etc could have punctured the heart or lungs...or both.

87 years old is a good, long run.
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reply posted on 4-3-2013 @ 11:04 PM by thePharaoh
reply to post by CALGARIAN



i agree

i would of said... copy and confirm.. to the message

then used my discretion.... help them "off record"


but thats just me i guess



what the point in having professionals on the ground, and not letting them use their own judgement.

"sorry, computer says no" lol
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reply posted on 4-3-2013 @ 11:57 PM by daryllyn
reply to post by winofiend



I don't know if info about someone's DNR would be publicly available, but, you are right, there was no mention of a DNR.

I edited my original comment after realizing that she wasn't helped due to facility policy, rather than a DNR.


reply posted on 5-3-2013 @ 02:18 AM by Bacardi
reply to post by MrWendal



Seriously, speak for yourself. If someone needs aid to save their damn life, to hell with my "job". I'd rather sit there stone faced in front of a judge and tell him I did everything I could than live for the rest of my life knowing I let that woman die. To hell with company policy. People need to stop being such #ing cowards and stand up for whats right.
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