arnold123:
injection can never do someone like dat, it looks like a second degree burn from fire

Jman06:
what license does the nurse have to administer injection in the first place?? The other day it was an untrained ''chemist'' killing a senator with doses of ethnical drugs and now this, yet nigerians would still not learn to be cautious with drugs and always see a licensed professional to determine if, which and what quantity that is needed.

Jman06:
it is only in nigeria that an untrained person would administer something like drugs that can kill as much as it can save, without anybody doing anything about it. Even in ghana they are enlightened enough to know the dangers of drug administration by quacks. what a country!!!

darbeelicous:
Hey fam..... When u take a look at this pictures what comes to mind, burns? Hot water or fire.... But it's neither of those. This was caused by an injection reaction (that's what the doctor called it!)


8years old ofeyinwa is currently at the federal Medical Center Owerri, he's suffering from what the doctor called injection reaction, apparently, ifeyinwa got down with a cold few weeks back, then her aunty took him to a Nearby chemist, the nurse gave her an injection (obviously expired) ... Anti-maleria she called it. Not quite long ofeyinwa's skin change and it resulted into this, burns all over her face and body. Please let's pray for her quick recovery.

Rayhandrinni:
Two sides

delishpot:
He reacted to the medication. Not the nurse's fault.

delishpot:
He reacted to the medication. Not the nurse's fault.

Jman06:
it is only in nigeria that an untrained person would administer something like drugs that can kill as much as it can save, without anybody doing anything about it. Even in ghana they are enlightened enough to know the dangers of drug administration by quacks. what a country!!!

nNEOo:
these demons that paid more attention to their hair n not their books........





look @ d pain you've put this little princess.....

girls pls your brain is not in ON your head it IN your head,
quit fixing wee von n pay attention in class, ladies pls.....

no child should be allowed go through such pain.

delishpot:
He reacted to the medication. Not the nurse's fault.

nNEOo:
these demons that paid more attention to their hair n not their books........





look @ d pain you've put this little princess.....

girls pls your brain is not in ON your head it IN your head,
quit fixing wee von n pay attention in class, ladies pls.....

no child should be allowed go through such pain.

DrObum:
This is likely to be Steven Johnson's Syndrome.
A rare adverse reaction to some medications.

Doesn't mean the drug was expired or the nurse was wrong.
Could just happen.

God help her though.

gustav25:
why are you seekinattention with your personal image ?#attentionWhore#

banmee:


How is it not the nurses fault? The first thing i get asked before being medicated by any doctor/nurse is if i am allergic to anything. To be doubly sure, he/she checks my medical records. Una too de used to rubbish for Nigeria. Smh.

darbeelicous:
exactly my point...... She never cared to find out if the child's immune system would tally with the treatment she administered...... It'd shock u to know that she's still walking around free, doing her business as usual.

ziga:


Every medication you take can cause a lot of harm.

Some drug reactions are very common while some are rare and life threatening.

A nurse is trained and licensed to administer medications.

In advanced societies, Medical doctors prescribe medications. Pharmacists and some nurses with advanced training are also licensed to prescribe with certain limitations that are determined by the need of the society.

One of the big problems with Nigeria is that everybody has become a "Doctor" and you can walk into a pharmacy and buy whatever medicine you think you need - Very dangerous and sometimes can be fatal.

darbeelicous:
hey......

slawomir:
it is possible the nurse is not at fault. maybe the body of the little child didn't react well with that injection
just like the ridges of human finger print is different for each person on planet earth so also our body are all different
like me if I take injection especially chloroquin injection then I will start sleeping instantly and the upper and lower jaw of my face( maxila and mandible) will start paining me.
if I enter a car that uses fuel then I start vomiting instantly
our body reacts differently no need to blame the nurse immediately. proper investigation should be carried out


and for those quoting me to say which car do I use? weather the one that uses electricity or water
I was not expecting such questions from nurses and doctors in this forum because they are already aware of what I meant.
but for those that are not doctors or nurse, this is it
a moving car causes the otholits( the organs in the human ear for gravity, linear acceleration and speed) to cause dizziness. as the car moves the otholiths continue to rotate.
because my own otoliths has a poorer ability to sense motion, stop and movement of cars. I begin to feel dizzy, then the fuel from the car reacts instantly and I throw up or vomit.
I feel a little bit comfortable only if the car is in a very high speed. constant speed. straight motion and all the windows of the car is opened.
that is why I also don't enter a vulciperator!

delishpot:


You are right on that one. But sometimes even doctors may not know. Esp if the patient has no record use of that medicine. How then would the patient know that he or she is allergic to it? You found out you are allergic to certain chemicals in some medicines after you used it right? So before you used it, if the doctor asked you if you were allergic to it, would you say yes?
But you are right, the nurse should not diagnose and never administer drugs without doctors priscription

Raine80:

Adverse reaction to medication has nothing to do with qualifications

SirVintageCock:
CRIME? Not a crime sir. It is an adverse drug reaction. Steven Johnson syndrome. Don't be surprised that child is reacting to a drug that is as common as eg a paracetamol injection. Sh!t happens

banmee:


When you are born, you are tested for allergies and this information goes with you for the rest of your life. Well at least in sane countries. I know my kids were. It is every parents responsibility to make sure this is done. The problem is Nigerians does not take anything serious until shiit goes south.

Rayhandrinni:
hi, you alright?