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geoworldedu:
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Can I help you please?

felixomor:
You were probably banned.
Just look at your profile info page anytime you experience such

It will be written below the screen, if you are banned.
Bans sometimes come when someone reports your comments.

Banned? For what reason? I do not think I said anything worth reporting though. So when reported the penalty is a ban?

How can I know when I am stepping into reasons for a ban?

Just checked my profile now and did not see anything out of the ordinary.

felixomor:
You were probably banned.
Just look at your profile info page anytime you experience such

It will be written below the screen, if you are banned.
Bans sometimes come when someone reports your comments.

Banned? For what reason? I do not think I said anything worth reporting though. So when reported the penalty is a ban?

How can I know when I am stepping into reasons for a ban?

felixomor:
Yeah, sometimes it occurs to everyone like that.
The web hosts does experience problems occasionally, i think.

Welcome back doc

Web host? Was that why I couldn't find a reply button anywhere?

Thanks for the welcome. You are a rather amiable fellow.

[quote author=lepasharon post=58789640][/quote]I can tell you are trying to pick a fight but with the wrong person. Obliging you at this point would mean I swallowed the same dumb pill as you did. Just be glad I had time to cool off after being unable to make comments for a few days for some unknown reason. So right now I am chill.

felixomor:
Nah sorry
They haven't been answered.

You cant tell me you have explained the reason why laws were meant to keep all humans in check, when there is no universal entity who wants to keep them in check.
Its as good as telling everyone to face a bkackboard when there is no school.
It doesn't add up

Arguing sometimes is futile when doing it with someone who just must be right always.

I haven't been able to make any comments for a few days until now. The website wouldn't let me for some reason unknown to me. I could log on but could do nothing else. Was there a problem with it?

Satex:
Would like to send you pm.

Whats a pm and how is it sent? I am new here so still getting a hang of a lot. The website isnt so easy to navigate .

Protein0:
Kindly check her answer to my question.
I just weak.

Prior to the administration of Haloperidol these MUST be done.

1. Assessments for hallucination and level of consciousness both initially and throughout the therapy.

2. Obtain a complete health and psychological history especially with regards to cardiovascular and neurological disorders. Include blood studies such as CBC, liver enzymes, and electrolytes and obtain an EKG.

3. Drug history to determine possible drug reaction and allergies.

During therapy tests must be conducted at intervals. A high value (greater than 50 ng/mL) for the test may indicate haloperidol toxicity,

which is marked by:
Vomiting
Elevated blood pressure
Loss of consciousness
Seizures
Stupor
Nausea
Anxiety

A low value (less than 3 ng/mL) for the test may indicate more haloperidol is needed to achieve a therapeutic dose

From what I just wrote above you can tell the man died from haloperidol toxicity.

So you were saying?

doctokwus:
Exact question with same phrase I wanted 2use to ask that person.Tests b4 you administer haloperidol!
May as well conduct a LFT before administering pcm!!

Prior to the administration of Haloperidol these MUST be done.

1. Assessments for hallucination and level of consciousness both initially and throughout the therapy.

2. Obtain a complete health and psychological history especially with regards to cardiovascular and neurological disorders. Include blood studies such as CBC, liver enzymes, and electrolytes and obtain an EKG.

3. Drug history to determine possible drug reaction and allergies.

During therapy tests must be conducted at intervals. A high value (greater than 50 ng/mL) for the test may indicate haloperidol toxicity,

which is marked by:
Vomiting
Elevated blood pressure
Loss of consciousness
Seizures
Stupor
Nausea
Anxiety

A low value (less than 3 ng/mL) for the test may indicate more haloperidol is needed to achieve a therapeutic dose

From what I just wrote above you can tell the man died from haloperidol toxicity.

So you were saying?

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Protein0:
Pls ma, what test(s) should have been conducted to ascertain the suitability of haldol prior to prescription?
Thanks

Haloperidol is extremely potent and must not be taken under these conditions below

If one is allergic to any ingredient in Haldol

If the person is in a coma, has Parkinson disease, or have severe central nervous system depression (eg, severe drowsiness, slow or shallow breathing)

If the patient has severely low levels of certain white blood cells (neutrophils)

Must not be taken if the patient is already taking astemizole, dofetilide, dronedarone, nilotinib, propafenone, sodium oxybate (GHB), terfenadine, or tetrabenazine.

Must not be used if patient has the blood disease porphyria, low white blood cell levels, electrolyte problems (eg, low blood magnesium, low blood potassium), or high or low blood pressure

Must not be used if patient has a history of dementia, Alzheimer disease, seizures, an abnormal electroencephalogram (EEG), thyroid problems, neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS), or low white blood cell levels caused by a medicine

Must not be used if patient has heart problems or irregular heartbeat (eg, QT prolongation, long QT syndrome), or if a member of the family has a history of these conditions

Must not be used if patient has had high blood prolactin levels or a history of certain types of cancer (eg, breast, pancreas, pituitary), or if patient is at risk of breast cancer.

Must not be used if patient is dehydrated, drink alcohol, or if patient is regularly exposed to extreme heat

Must not be taken if patient is taking medicine that may increase the risk of a certain type of irregular heartbeat (QT prolongation) or the risk of electrolyte problems (eg, low blood potassium).

The required tests are attached to all these I listed. Wrong diagnosis kills and every medical precaution must be followed.

jonbellion:
lol baby I'm not talking about you I was referring to the overseas detective hehe

I have an ID. You would do well to mention it. Unlike you I was direct when I responded to the liar who said

"Hmm..can't really relate cos I'm in the UK.."

Yet said she never mentioned London but went ahead to say she can't relate by giving a general coverage area. Insinuating that EVERYWHERE in UK (which is made up of ENGLAND, WALES, SCOTLAND AND NORTHERN IRELAND) has empty churches.

Which was why I had to clarify and use a small location to do that so one can then attempt to see the big picture all over UK using that as a sample.

She knows I know and can only sell her crock of bull to others but not to me.

lepasharon:
Sir! Could you not quote me

location crossed!

Gender crossed!

I wonder what else you've got crossed.

I quote whoever, whenever I damn well please. I do not cower behind others to make snide comments indirectly. If I want to make such snide comments I make them DIRECTLY!

learn to be a strong female and not some second fiddle.

jonbellion:
ummm is this necessary. It's not tbh

well to be honest it is necessary. Records have to be set straight. Someone is either lying about their location or are glued to a spot in London so act ignorant about other areas which couldn't be the case because even teens here have practically been all over.

By the power of deduction I can say the first option is most likely the case (location fabrication via imagination).

lepasharon:
Hmm..can't really relate cos I'm in the UK..

You are in UK and CANNOT RELATE? funny!

South London or south east as rightly observed by my troll is packed.

We have THE SOUTH EAST LONDON CHURCH with an average ratio of 20 whites to 1 black

We have REDEEMER CHURCH LONDON which has a ratio of 100 whites to 1 black

We have south Norwood baptist


Crystal palace community church

We have st. Luke's church woodside and hundreds more.

Churches in south and south east London are well over 500 and all are either almost packed full or packed full depending on which one. I know them because my team and I ply a lot of those routes.

You are in the UK and so cannot relate indeed. Lying is a terrible vice to have. Either lying about your location or lying about church attendance here. Both are terrible vices.

Most of these churches are run by whites and not blacks or Africans as wrongly insinuated by Jackfizzle.

JackBizzle:
Lies! All of them apply to Christianity.

And yes, I have this irresistible urge to prove that you are an alt username for an oldie on the religion section

Say what now? Irresistible what? To prove what? I may be a bit of an "oldie" in age but that's as far as it goes.

A few people have left me befuddled with this talk which were much like yours . However yours doesn't make it any clearer.

JackBizzle:
Religion has its uses.

To brainwash
To make a community
To do charity
To control
To kill and dominate
To get booty


Religion is a tool. Careful how you use it

Number 2 and 4 hold true for Christianity but the rest were just thrown in by you as an arm of ridicule and also state how messed up your mind is.

You can't stay away from me can you?

dre11:
http://punchng.com/graduate-dies-after-alleged-wrong-diagnosis-by-lagos-hospital/

I never saw anywhere it was mentioned that tests were done to ascertain what was the underlying factor for the illness. All I saw were suggestive medication.

Who on earth prescribes and administers Haldol without first conducting some tests. Haldol is extremely deadly when wrongly administered and it EASILY interacts adversely with other medication so is only given under specialised observation.

This is the result of medical negligence. The entire unit that did this should be shut down and aggressively probed.

Surely this victim would not be the only case of medical negligence on record there.

CoolUsername:
Because in this hyper-religious country we live in, going to church is socially profitable.

So going to church for an atheist holds some profit even though it's a social one? I thought atheists say religion holds no value. Can you help reconcile?

CoolUsername:
The ones who built their lives around the church family sometimes find it difficult to leave.

Still makes no sense! If they built their lives around the church and the same church preaches what they are against or detest why not build their lives around those things or people that they have now embraced?

They can still have their relationship with family without being in church can't they?

I don't think it's based on the reasons you just gave. I feel it's due to deep uncertainty and fear of the unknown. Some actually remain so they can constantly riddle teachers with questions when the opportunity presents itself in the guise of opening the minds of the religious while they PRETEND to still be Christians.

So why ask those questions IF they are so sure of their convictions?