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How sad for the parents...

It’s unclear to me whether or not the person who flushed the toilet did so knowing what was in the toilet. Someone may have walked in, saw a dirty toilet, flushed and now feels horrible about it. It seems that the nurse who was working with the patient was happy to do what the patient wanted.

In any case, it certainly seems that hospitals should have some procedure for when the contents of the toilet bowl need to be saved for some reason - something as simple as a large plastic “do not flush” sign that hangs on the wall and can laid across the toilet when needed.


21 posted on 06/09/2011 2:09:27 PM PDT by Kipp
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Seems the nurse was preparing for some tissue disposal when she donned the gloves.


23 posted on 06/09/2011 2:14:47 PM PDT by Cowgirl of Justice
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Agreed, a simple procedure to prevent this from happening in the future should be put in place. (actually, it should have already been in place and followed)


26 posted on 06/09/2011 2:29:05 PM PDT by momfirst
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