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Coma Crisis: Nurse's Fatal Mistake Raises Alarms - What Went Wrong - News Directory 3

Coma Crisis: Nurse’s Fatal Mistake Raises Alarms – What Went Wrong

September 24, 2024 Catherine Williams Health
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  • Chainat Provincial Public Health ⁤Office ⁣has ⁤issued a statement regarding the case of a nurse injecting the wrong medicine, ⁤causing a patient to fall into a coma.
  • Phonnapat Muangsakul, 33, traveled from Chainat Province to Bangkok to seek justice for her brother, who was misdiagnosed and given the ‍wrong injection at a hospital in Chainat...
  • On September 13, 2024, the patient was⁢ admitted to the hospital with symptoms of fever.
Original source: thairath.co.th

Chainat Provincial Public Health Office ​Addresses Case of Nurse​ Injecting Wrong Medicine

Chainat Provincial Public Health ⁤Office ⁣has ⁤issued a statement regarding the case of a nurse injecting the wrong medicine, ⁤causing a patient to fall into a coma.

Case ​Background

Ms. Phonnapat Muangsakul, 33, traveled from Chainat Province to Bangkok to seek justice for her brother, who was misdiagnosed and given the ‍wrong injection at a hospital in Chainat Province.

On September 13, 2024, the patient was⁢ admitted to the hospital with symptoms of fever. The doctor ordered a glucose injection due to ‌low blood sugar, but the nurse mistakenly administered a heart ⁤medicine, causing‍ the patient ‌to have a seizure.

Current ⁢Status ⁢of the Patient

The patient’s condition worsened, and he was transferred to Chainat Hospital’s intensive care‍ unit for further‍ treatment. After more than 10 days in the ICU, the patient’s condition⁢ has not improved, and he remains distracted, with a hard‍ tongue, and unable to⁤ answer ​questions.

The⁢ patient ‍has developed⁤ pneumonia and requires long-term⁤ treatment. ⁢The doctor has informed the family that the patient may not‍ be able to‍ walk normally after ⁢being ‌discharged ⁤from the hospital due to weakness in his legs.

Response from Chainat Provincial Public Health Office

Mr. Panlop Yodsirajinda, a‌ doctor from Chainat Provincial Public Health,‍ stated‌ that the patient had come for treatment⁣ with​ stomach bleeding​ and an infection in the bloodstream, which lowered his blood sugar.

The hospital doctor had ordered a glucose injection, but the nurse mistakenly took the wrong medicine and​ administered⁢ a heart medicine instead. The hospital‍ took immediate action to⁢ provide emergency care and ⁢coordinated with specialist⁣ doctors to⁣ provide further treatment.

The nurse who administered the wrong ‌injection has⁣ been transferred ‌to a⁤ ward‍ where⁤ patient care is not required, and ​the hospital is taking steps to prevent similar incidents in‌ the future.

Assurance from ‌the Ministry

The Ministry has⁢ instructed the hospital to pay maximum attention to the ‌case, and the patient will not have to pay ‍for any treatment. The patient is currently in⁣ a safe condition and has been​ moved out of​ the ⁢intensive care unit.

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