The CMS investigation said the key error occurred when Vaught drew the wrong medication out of an electronic dispensing cabinet at Vanderbilt. An investigation report said that Vaught could not find a sedative named Versed in the cabinet, so she overrode a safeguard that unlocked more powerful medications. Vaught then typed "VE" into the cabinet's search tool and selected the first medication it suggested, not realizing she had chosen vecuronium, not Versed.

The court documents filed Wednesday reveal that Vaught could not find Versed because the medication is listed in the cabinet under it's generic name, Midazolam

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nurses work so much harder than doctors

but they get paid less

thats the problem

Yeah they can't do their job because they are underpaid

https://youtu.be/TXMGu2d8c8g

Paying them more would solve the problem, fucking greedy hospitals

smh

https://youtu.be/qtTi_uyYynA

poo nigger shit cunts

damn hot

is tthat real? link?

What’s the word for science industry’s

STEM?

Yeah

RULE 4: INAPPROPRIATE TITLE

@Le Meme man no bro women in stem are viable

They do work

I swear

Don’t look deeper

She wrote her name on it

That means she did 90% of the work

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_spinning

Why are there 3 "O's"

!s

⏩ ***Skipped*** 👍

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masta cheef

they still trying to make that thing

how much money has been incinerated trying to make a halo movie/tv series

i think they did a web series at one point right

you talkin about red vs blue

most successful halo non-game franchise