Yo dipshit ambulance drivers — snakebites are not trauma injuries
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“Nah, she fine”
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Massage injuries
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Online Rx mills
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Is it so wrong to give a patient 1 mg of lorazepam so they can sleep?
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Any good documentaries on the poor quality of NP standards and care?
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Go back to high school day
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What do you do in this situation?
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