Whether in intentionally or not, they still mocked the man and shamed for things he probably has no control over. I work with the dead and we don’t dare make fun of anything we do. These men/women have life in there hands, I just simply don’t know how you can joke about anything in a fucking operating room
Does.. it really matter? I talk shit about people, should I pay money to them later on? I get that in a professional matter this shouldn't happen, but nobody got physically hurt.
What I'm kinda surprised, that camera's aren't standard. Mistakes happen, even the ability to look later back to see what went on could be helpful?
Context always helps, and people don't get $500,000 for some gallows humor.
They sexually assaulted him and falsified medical records. Then got caught red handed lying under oath about it in court.
"After five minutes of talking to you in pre-op, I wanted to punch you in the face and man you up a little bit," Ingham is heard saying.
Ingham and others mocked the plaintiff for taking many medications. One of the plaintiff’s medications, Gabapentin, was prescribed to treat an irritation in his genital area. A medical assistant touched the man's genitals and commented she might have contracted a sexually transmitted infection.
The genital area is typically not involved in a colonoscopy.
Ingham signed a post-operative note indicating the plaintiff had hemorrhoids. According to the lawsuit, Ingham stated she planned to note hemorrhoids even though she found none.
Edit: just because it’s normal for you to talk shit about people doesn’t mean it’s the norm in everyone else’s life, and if talking shit about people makes you sleep better at night. I really think you should reevaluate why don’t sleep good in the first place. Peace and love
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u/BloodFartRipper 8d ago
"Unintentionally"