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Arizona Nurse Blows the Whistle on Coworker Who Gave Patient Wrong Treatment on…
An Arizona nurse shared how she snitched and got her coworker fired for giving a patient the wrong treatment on purpose.
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Arizona Nurse Reveals Shocking Incident: Colleague Allegedly Deceived Vulnerable Oncology Patient with Saline Instead of Prescribed Benadryl, Raising Serious Ethical Questions
A registered nurse, who identifies herself as Nyanaguer, has come forward with a disturbing account of alleged medical misconduct on an adult oncology unit in the United States. In a recent video, Nyanaguer detailed an incident involving a vulnerable patient suffering from unpredictable episodes requiring regular Benadryl administration. According to Nyanaguer, a night-shift nurse, identified as Gabby, deliberately administered a normal saline flush to the patient while falsely claiming it was the prescribed Benadryl. Nyanaguer recounted the moment Gabby returned to the medication room, openly laughing and boasting to another day-shift nurse, Liz, about "tricking" the patient. "She was bragging about how much it worked, and she knew the patient was lying," Nyanaguer stated, expressing her profound dismay. The patient had reportedly felt better after receiving the saline, leading Gabby to dismiss the patient's symptoms as fabricated. This alleged act of deception and patient endangerment occurred during a shift change, with Nyanaguer present in the medication room. The patient, who had been on the unit for nearly two months, had a history of severe episodes, including hives and vocal changes, which had prompted a Benadryl drip in the ICU before transfer. Nyanaguer emphasized the gravity of the situation, highlighting a significant breach of patient trust and professional ethics within the healthcare environment. The incident raises serious questions about accountability and patient safety protocols.
