The afternoon court session is due back.
Does having red hair make a difference in drug administration amounts? I've honestly never heard of that. Is it a genetic thing linked to red hair that affects how the body processes something?Not the same but when I was in hospital they gave me some morphine which should of knocked me out but I'm ginger so need more then most people my size. A second nurse had to be with the 1st one to administer the top up.
No. Insulin is not a controlled drug therefore it isn’t signed in and out of a book. It is double checked on drawing up & administrationAlso, isn't insulin a controlled drug like morphine, so a nurse can't just easily access it without it being noticed?
No not controlled. However it should be when it needs to be double checked for administration.Also, isn't insulin a controlled drug like morphine, so a nurse can't just easily access it without it being noticed?
I highly doubt human error for the amount of babiesThose with nurse/insulin knowledge, what’s the likelihood of human error/incompetence if it was prescribed and the wrong dose given? Is this basic 101 stuff for nurses or could it be possible to make repeated mistakes if the hospital failures meant there were no 2 nurse checks?
Do you have a link please? Sorry I must have missed it if it’s been posted!So, not just insulin used as her method of choice allegedly.
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I also have red hair and I have been told this before too. I am not sure if its an officially researched opinion but have been told both by doctors and dentists that I need more anaesthetic than is usually required and they've seen this a lot in people of my complexion!Does having red hair make a difference in drug administration amounts? I've honestly never heard of that. Is it a genetic thing linked to red hair that affects how the body processes something?