#icu care

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[tmedic]

ICU & ED simulation training -challenging but great experience!💪

[its-my-whump]

Medwhump May- Day 7

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Tw: yeah, unresponsive maybe

Part 7 (all others here)

After everything was done, she was put into the ICU to keep under close surveillance of the attending nurses.

A few hours later the surgeon performing her operation crossed paths with nurse Amy. "How's my patient?" Her expression sunk noticeably. "She hasn't woken up, yet."

And she hadn't. A nasal cannula under her nose. Her face pale, black lashes in strong contrast to her almost translucent skin. Her body seemed lifeless, even though she was breathing on her own.

"Miss, can you open your eyes for me?" A moment passed and then the doctor on shift was shining his penlight, pulling her lids back one after the other. It was done for the 3rd time in the last several hours.

His hand went for her's. Her skin was cool and her muscles were tensionless. "Can you squeeze my hand?" Still nothing. A nurse was standing by her bed, taking notes, writing done the devastating low numbers the doctor stated.

He pulled the light sheet from her feet and tested her pain reception, but nothing happened.

"Dammit!" He mumbled, taking the chart the nurse handed over. "She coded during a routine surgery. They got her stable again, and she's breathing on her own, but despite that..." The nurses voice just trailed off.

The test was repeated over the next few hours.

Results were slightly increasing as time passed. Her eyes moved under closed lids. A weak little reaction of her hand, not really a squeeze, though.

Finally, as the doctor on shift pinched her leg with a needle, her eyes flew open all of a sudden.

->Day8

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[abdlbaby24]

Hi I want to be intubated and have all icu wires attached to me and be fed through a ng tube and have a catheter in anyone wanna do it to me

[borderline-psychopathic]

HEY I NEED HELP.

Well, my best friend needs help.

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Im devastated this happened, but am grateful he is alive.

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And any energy sent his way is appreciate.

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[loner-bitxh710]

Please help this family they mean the world to me they deserve to be with their family through this traumatic experience. They are amazing people and they don’t deserve this!

[rory-is-hiding]

when dad got sick, our house flooded with people. someone was always waiting at every table and every couch for me, just sit down. when my dad was dying there was more family than before.

my mother liked it. its taken me two years to admit it, but she liked the attention. she played the game, she was tragic and miserable and perfect. she was not a good parent and she left her children to deal with it alone while she soaked up her moments of fame. the house was always full. nobody knew what to do, nobody knew how to console the children of a dying angry man.

food became inescapable. food was amy making us dinner so we could feel like family again, substitute parents swapped in and out of each seat. my mum wasnt ever hungry, shed sit on the couch medicated and vacant. food was nanny making tea and a plate of biscuits. food was the gift baskets people too far away to visit sent us with cards about how sorry they were. food was the premade dinners from coworkers, frozen and packed neatly into takeaway containers. food was the discounted groceries tamasha brought us from the store her friend worked at. food was the cafeteria downstairs from the icu where wed sit inbetween visiting hours and surgeries, distracting ourselves with iced coffees and toasted sandwiches. food was the granola bars in my aunts purse. just take one, itll give you some energy. food was the village that fasted for dad and his grieving mother. food was my pa's church group praying about it over tiny sandwiches and quiches. food was the intravenous nutrition the hospital fed him. food was the spare meals on the trolley after the rounds were over, sympathetic looks and trays silently placed on benches. all of the hospital staff knew who we were. food was a neurologist complimenting my comatose fathers weight loss. he looks thin, thats good. if i wasnt so sad i might have been angry. food was the guidance counciller offering me snacks in his office while we signed the 'special and extraordinary conditions' forms so i wouldnt fail. food was the chocolate bar my friend gave me while we walked to the hospital, she held my hand across the bridge. she hugged me. she let me cry. i was never embarassed in front of her. she was kind in a way only someone whos been through this knew how to be, like a secret club filled with clean pain and grief. food was the drug i swallowed to escape it. food was the graduation dress that was too big by the time i had to wear it, and the photos i cant look at. food was the comfort i didnt know how to accept. i was quiet, i didnt talk. i didnt want help. food was have you eaten? have something to eat with us before you go. food was i know youve been purging again. food was you look sick. food was everything and everyone my mother couldnt be for us.

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[bodybybane]

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[minaoakdown]

I walk into the ICU

"Marceline, it's just you and me in the wreckage of the world"

So many people needing tubes to even breath, how can you be here too?

"it must be so confusing for a little girl"

I enter your room

"Are we too young for this?"

Somehow you are there too, lost half of your weight but so did I

"feel like I can't move"

I tell you all about how good I am, how I am fine and you don't need to worry. You tell me I need to pay rent.

"its shattering my heart, it's tearing me apart"

They say it's time for me to go

"every time I miss you baby I can hear the sound... of breaking down."

I turn my back and leave.

"We'll be a fine line. We'll be alright."

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