QUOTE(cursetheroad01 @ May 11 2023, 08:42 AM)
Its standard to ready iv access upon maternity ward admission.
Never know when your wife would have sudden massive bleeding or emergency op that will require blood transfusion.
You think too lightly of the danger of neonatal sepsis. And how easy it is to look out for it and prevent.
Better be safe than sorry.
doesn't seem like it's a standard for private hospital though. Never know when your wife would have sudden massive bleeding or emergency op that will require blood transfusion.
You think too lightly of the danger of neonatal sepsis. And how easy it is to look out for it and prevent.
Better be safe than sorry.
the problem is, she's not even due yet or confirmed in labor pain. which is why i have already stated, there's something wrong with the SOP there.
QUOTE(zstan @ May 11 2023, 08:59 AM)
the IV needle is for standby la. if shit happens only want to insert branula is it. then you will be the next person like TS to open thread here. 
tengok seperti di atas. waifu give birth about 2 weeks earlier from EDD. im not sure which one come first, the cucuk, or the digging the bottom. even the digging experience vs private is entirely different from what waifu say.
pain like hell in govt and had to go through the procedure twice on same day.
relaxed in private.
so there must be something wrong with the way it is handled in govt there.
i know it's free / super cheap yadda yadda, but it's still taxpayer money that subsidized everything.
from my perspective, there's so much wastage ongoing, things were taken for granted, service rendered is like we are at their mercy, facilities akin to very rundown clinic. so much improvement can be done, mindset of staff can be changed, but i guess at the end of the day, they probably tired of shitty patients as well.
inb4, tak suka kerja line ni, jgn kerja la.
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