Some of us grew up listening to DPCH mod the cool ones still do vintage shirt

Another time, a woman just looked off, but somehow better than she has for 2 days. She was Some of us grew up listening to DPCH mod the cool ones still do vintage shirt young, chest infection, few other bits going on but nothing serious. Wasn’t my patient but on my unit. I spoke to the doctor who happened to be my friend too, and I said: “I think this woman is going to go off”. That’s our way of saying they will have a cardiac arrest. My doctor’s friend knew what I’m like so just eyeballs the patient, says I’m being dramatic and she’s looking good, numbers are great, no reason for worry. Well an hour later shes completely hypoxic, goes blue and arrests. No warning signs at all, I’d got the other nurse to check her really closely because of my gut feeling, and there wasn’t a reason to suspect she would arrest until she went blue and collapsed. We did CPR and we get her to ICU and she survived. We have good reason to believe that all the rubbish she was coughing up from the infection blocked off her upper airway causing the hypoxic arrest.

Some of us grew up listening to DPCH mod the cool ones still do vintage shirt hoodie, v-neck-tee-shirt, ladies-tee and tank top

In my old job, we had an assessment unit for referrals from the Some of us grew up listening to DPCH mod the cool ones still do vintage shirt community. This was a waiting room for about 50 people, a few bed spaces, and a triage room which was an old cubicle we converted with a desk and a trolley in it. I triaged a little old lady, she was fine, just a minor chest infection according to the doctor. I didn’t think she was right, but couldn’t prove it, I just felt it. z I settled her back into a big armchair, sorted her paperwork, and bloodwork.  She arrests, but somehow 30 compressions and some oxygen got her back (though we would be thrombolytic which means 90mins continuous compressions) but we must have moved the clot. I had been watching this woman like a hawk because I just knew she wasn’t ok. I wasn’t the only nurse who felt it either. No reasons, we just know.