Before I had knee surgery they wrote all over my good knee in red essentially saying "WRONG KNEE! DO STUFF TO THE OTHER ONE!" I was a little shocked at first, but then thought "hey, whatever gets the job done."
before operating both the surgeon and the anesthesiologist had to sign their initials on my knee as part of a consent protocol. it looked somewhat ominous pre-op but afterwards it looks kind of like an artist’s signature on a completed work
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i was told when i broke my arm that the anesthesiologist signed so whoever puts the cast on would know which arm to cast.... she signed the wrong one at first & had to come back & fix it
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I was curious whether this is common practice and found sometimes it goes too farhttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/dec/15/doctor-signed-patients-livers-law-courts …
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