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Originally Posted by onesnowyowl
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Normally one copies another copies another copies another. Its the downside of the current news cycle system.
Again, not giving a pass, but more information is needed before I'd throw them to the wolves.
And if anything the BBC story is less inflammatory...
It said a syringe that was used to administer anaesthetics to one patient may have contaminated the vial from which the anaesthetics were drawn.
Unless they are double dipping, then there really was no cross contamination. You would have to inject someone then use the vial AGAIN with that same needle and then do it with the same vial on another patient and its really not clear. From this I would gather they were reusing single use vials, not needles and I don't know enough of how they do the anaesthetic to say if it would be normal to get a second dose from the same patient.