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Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Nobody: 4:00am On Nov 06, 2013 |
ADO EKITI— A staff nurse at the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Mrs Mary Akinniyi, was beaten to pulp by relations of a deceased patient for allegedly applying wrong medication. The deceased, Mrs Beatrice Adepoju, who was said to be suffering from terminal liver ailment was said to have been kept at a faith-based home for months before she was brought to the hospital The late Adepoju who was initially admitted at the Accident and Emergency unit of the hospital on Saturday eventually died on Sunday Also, the hospital guard who would have rescued the assaulted nurse was allegedly attacked and flung to a nearby glass door which gave him some cuts. However, the guard was said to have called for back up and it was the arrival of the other security men that saved the situation. Intention was to kill the staff—CMD Speaking in Ado Ekiti, yesterday, Acting Chief Medical Director of the hospital, Dr Kolawole Ogundipe, alleged that the nurse’s hands were held to the back by one of the enraged relations while another held her by the throat. He said: “To us, this was not a reprimand by the relatives of the patient but a clear case of an attempt to kill an officer of the state in our employ. “We are used to verbal attacks and other forms through which patients’ relatives react to the death of their loved ones. But this is different. The intention was to kill the staff on duty and that is the worrisome aspect of this, it was not to reprimand.” Represented by Dr Kayode Ajite, the CMD said the patient was brought to the Accident and Emergency Ward (A&E) of the hospital where she was stabilised and subsequently taken to the Female Medical Ward on admission. According to Ogundipe, “the patient’s condition deteriorated which made the nurse to request that the relations should get the necessary injectable that would keep the patient stable while they waited for the prescribed drugs. “The patient in the process died and the ignorant relations thought it was the injection given by the nurse that caused the death, therefore transferred their emotion on her. “Two daughters of the patient, who were at the scene, attacked our staff, held her hands, choked her and held her nostril. That was an intention to kill.” Police are being partisan The hospital management equally indicted the police for alleged covering up. He said: “The police are being partisan in the matter and we do not feel comfortable with that. “Our integrity is at stake and we want the police to investigate the matter and clear our name and we have called for autopsy to determine the actual cause of the patient’s death. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/deceaseds-relations-manhandled-nurse-hospital-guard-cmd |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by talktimi(m): 5:03am On Nov 06, 2013 |
There is precedence, though i dont condone jungle justice or barbaric behavior of any kind but many of our doctors and nurses have been known to administer wrong drugs leading to fatalities. Ive personally lost a sibling in such a way. 6 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Nobody: 6:08am On Nov 06, 2013 |
talktimi: There is precedence, though i dont condone jungle justice or barbaric behavior of any kind but many of our doctors and nurses have been known to administer wrong drugs leading to fatalities. Ive personally lost a sibling in such a way. Shut up young maan, do not sspill trash that u don'tknow, n do not aact like the foolish, babrbaric n ignorant relatives, did u even read the post? The laady had a terminal illness(liver failuree) n 4 ur information cases of CLD(chronic liver disease) has a very bleak prognosis! Peopple almost never survives it, n to add salt to injury, the lady in question has been in a "faith based home" (meaning she has been in those ur hopeless dubious churches,for months being milked of d little dey had) nd when d situation was outta control dey saw d need 2 rush to d hospital,just a day pprior to her pass- on expecting a miracle... That dia "faith based home" couldn't perform.... Young man it won't cause u anything to take ur tym read n comprehend! N not spewing trash n displaying ur foolery on a public forum. Thank you... 73 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by thorpido(m): 7:04am On Nov 06, 2013 |
The title is misleading.The story shows something different. Relatives can be unnecessarily aggressive when they lose a loved one and in their ignorance blame it on the medical personnel.Someone who has not been receiving treatment for a chronic liver ailment and they think it was the injection that killed her?I'm not saying there are not errors in medical practice but often times the agression is misplaced. A patient's relative came with a gun to the hospital where i used to work recently to threaten the staff because the sister who had terminal cancer died. 2 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Nobody: 7:42am On Nov 06, 2013 |
The relatives have acted like illiterates from the start. Faith-based home my foot. They should have killed themselves for being stupid from the beginning 1 Like |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by talktimi(m): 9:59am On Nov 06, 2013 |
Raymondenyi:am i to reply you in this same gutter manner ? You saw whr i wrote i dont believe in jungle justice and when i say there is precedence im not mincing words except you can prove that no doctor or nurse in Nigeria has killed a patient due to inaccurate diagnosis or drugs/treatments. I speak out of first hand experience here even up to now so keep your insults in your back pocket 30 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Afam4eva(m): 12:58pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
talktimi: There is precedence, though i dont condone jungle justice or barbaric behavior of any kind but many of our doctors and nurses have been known to administer wrong drugs leading to fatalities. Ive personally lost a sibling in such a way.Can they prove that it was the injection administered by the Nurse that killed the woman. If they were that good they should have kept her at home and treated her themselves. I see nothing wrong in relations being angry following the death of their family member but it's preposterous for them to want to kill a nurse for something they can't prove. 2 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Nobody: 1:02pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
Just coming from that particular hospital and I can tell you something is amiss with the nurses....civility, professionalism gone with the winds! 3 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by iterator25: 1:28pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
smartchoice:abeg you fit com my house tomorrow pls |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Afam4eva(m): 1:32pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
smartchoice:That's a norm in Nigeria but those people knew all this before admitting their family member there. |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Acidosis(m): 1:32pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
smartchoice: Hmmn... |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by lafuria1(m): 1:34pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
This is so wrong, so wicked and evil, the blood of the deceased is on the hands of the silly relatives who allowed are condition to worsen before bringing her to a clinic 1 Like |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by 9jauk: 1:34pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
Raymondenyi: |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by collinsJn(m): 1:35pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
talktimi: am i to reply you in this same gutter manner ? You saw whr i wrote i dont believe in jungle justice and when i say there is precedence im not mincing words except you can prove that no doctor or nurse in Nigeria has killed a patient due to inaccurate diagnosis or drugs/treatments. I speak out of first hand experience here even up to now so keep your insults in your back pocketGod Bless U. U Acted/Replied So Well. Not Throwing Insults Back,Like that Dude Did. Keep It Up. People shud Learn Hw To Respect Ones Opinion Instead Of Throwing INSULTS As If They Knw It All. 18 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by VivianWatson22: 1:36pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
Okay, let me go back to what I was doing before 11 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Greataausim(m): 1:37pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
So sad 1 Like |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Nobody: 1:37pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
I swear..!!This relatives na werey relatives. Meanwhile,rip to d dead. |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by yuzedo: 1:40pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
VivianWatson22: Okay, let me go back to what I was doing beforeHILARIOUS GIF!!!!!! LOOOOOOOL!!!!!! 7 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by Gifted4all(m): 1:41pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
Instead of d family to take her to d hospital from the begining dey took her to faith based home.d hospital management shd persecute dose involve in dis mess. SMH 3 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by wellmax(m): 1:41pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
Lord Have Mercy 1 Like |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by slimthugchimee(m): 1:41pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
K |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by OGAattheTOP: 1:45pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
It is obvious that the patient will die one day, so why desiring to add misery upon misery? |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by cherriex(f): 1:45pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
That's the problem,most people come to the teaching hospitals when conditions are already critical nd cannot be salvaged,or just to be managed,besides I have nt seen any CLD dat make it out alive or the rest of the terminal illneses.its unfortunate they vent their anger on the nurse,but I thought drugs have to be prescribed before the nurse can administer them in the teaching hospitals policy? |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by clnzo: 1:51pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
Raymondenyi: |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by obizy1(m): 1:52pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
Them no beat her well;( |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by dridowu: 1:53pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
Their is no tangible evidence that the nurse administer wrong injection they are just transferring their emotion to the poor nures smartchoice:y do dy have to keep the poor woman in faith based home 1st ? 1 Like |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by phineas: 1:55pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
Its a case of assault against Nigerian health workers that's been condoned by the soceity for yrs finally reaching its peak.Health workers have suffered perpertual verbal assault @ the hands of Nigerians and physical assault like this isn't new. The popular story of the nasarawa police shooting and beating drs who explained they had no space in their morgues and where told to invent space,forgetting they had full responsibilty to protect the bodies they had accepted in their custody,many cases abound of which I really don't care to go into. Most health workers who have and care aboout dignity of self simply refuse to practice in Nigeria.If she administered wrong medication or not a panel should have been set up and investigated,the medical profession must rise to the responsibility of protecting its workers in the country by ensuring stringent standards and protocols for all matters arising with sanctions where necesary. 3 Likes |
Re: Deceased’s Relations Beat-up Nurse, For Administering "Wrong Medication" by ichommy(m): 1:56pm On Nov 06, 2013 |
#Gobe 1 Like |
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