Posted on 08/10/2010 8:23:29 AM PDT by Mikey_1962
And everyone tries to use the "I slipped in the bathroom" story.
It's amusing that a vast number of breathtakingly stupid people automatically assume that everyone else is just as stupid as they are; even people who have spent half their lives involved in intense, oftentimes punishing learning regimens.
This is frequently seen in the cases of homosexuals who get carried away with foreign object insertion as well as with Democrats when they say most anything at all.
Coincidence? hmmmm....
Ew.
Ain’t humanity grand?
Uh...so what...uh...happens to the spoons? I mean, they don’t just send the surgical nurse back into the cafeteria to sneak them back into the little plastic buckets...do they?
The X-Rays of Others (Dr. Elaine Schattner is an oncologist, journalist and breast cancer survivor Posted: June 25, 2010 12:00 PM)
When Monroe was hospitalized in 1954, medical privacy laws were essentially non-existent. Now, a physician would have to ask a patient's permission before displaying her films before a classroom of students, on TV or the Web. The images would be stripped of any identifying labels.This story, on patient's rights and privacy, relates to that of another woman who received care in the same era. Henrietta Lacks, the subject of Rebecca Skloot's current best-seller, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, died of cervical cancer at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1951. She was 31 years old and had five children. Without her explicit consent, physicians took malignant, ever-replicating cells from her tumor to establish valuable cell lines that have been used -- and sold -- for medical research ever since, while the family stayed impoverished for decades.
It seems ironic that Monroe, who was hospitalized for gynecological reasons and died childless, has no descendants to hold her records near, to intervene or somehow say "no, the x-rays are off-limits." Rather, it's her doctor's children who've cut the deal.
Would the parent of a child impailed on an antenna or a man with things in his rectum freely sign away his rights to keep such things off the web?
To determine guilt or innocence we’ll need to see the potato.
To determine guilt or innocence we’ll need to see the potato.
There are plenty of discussions of those who know doctors who’ve kept such copies (just as the clerks at Walgreens swipe dupes of the funny photos they want to take home).
If they are all willing to state upfront that no rights were compromised and that the patients always gave informed consensual release of the images, then there is no case.
I'm guessing that this may hinge upon whether or not the patient care team thinks the reintroduction of the spoons into the hospital food chain might improve the food or not ;-)
OH! I see that Stoat has provided her with a boyfriend, assuming he survives the bunny attack.
When I worked as an xray tech in Atlanta a guy came in with a 3 hooked fishing hook up his rectum....he had attached balls to it but they fell off as he was pulling it out and he lacerated his colon.
Another....in Pittsburgh area... was a girl who was raped by a coke bottle and it was stuck in her diaphragm after perforating her uterus
Laz would hit it.
So Mr Potatohead is bi?
I know she’s a little flat chested, but don’t be mean, Slings.
Besides, you said Laz would hit it.
“Looking back in hindsight, my first mistake was lighting the match.”
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