In one of my favourite episodes of “South Park”,
the anti-hero Eric Cartman is approached by a camp counsellor…
Rick: “Hello
Cartman, how are you today?”
Cartman: “Well
I'm pissed off Rick, how are you?”
I feel just like Eric right now. I’ve just done
a BTLP TACT exercise. I am *not*
happy with it. To be precise, it was an interesting scenario. I did *exactly*
the right things given the limitations of the software, but it has wound me up
because
- Finding myself presented with an indeterminate Rh group on a patient supposedly going for stem cell transplant there was no opportunity to review the history.
- Given an antibody (anti-Fyb) there was not sufficient units to meet the request.
- And to add insult to injury the thing told me I’d put the ABO group as indeterminate which I did not !!!
This isn’t the first problem I’ve had with it.
Recently I watched a colleague also have similar problems. Am I to be judged by
this….
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