Post by Catman 猫的主人 on Feb 18, 2019 23:40:07 GMT
Catwoman had a bad weekend starting Saturday evening after Catman went home for the night. Won't gross you out with the details, but she has c-diff and some minor heart problems. She was confused enough on Sunday that she did not recognize her PCP who had rounds that morning. Catman did not get in to see her because of the weather, but when he finally got her on her cell phone, she was still a bit confused. She thought they had moved her to a different room since she was in isolation, but the rooms are set up to be isolation rooms when need be.
This morning Catman got to put on the standard hazard gown and gloves. At first Catwoman was asleep, and when she woke up, she wasn't quite sure who Catman was, but after a short while, she figured it out. She slept most of the day except when the nurses came in to give her medications, and she was also awake when the wound care nurses came by at 3 PM. They left it uncovered and the floor nurses were to wrap it when they got some different bandaging supplies up from stores.
Catman took a peek, and the wound itself isn't all that spectacular, but her leg is still completely covered in bruising. Overall, not as bad as it could be.
And just FYI: Those hazard gowns are quite toasty. A nice thing to need to wear in the winter, but Catman would melt if it were summer. Still, better than possibly spreading c-diff to other patients on the floor.
This morning Catman got to put on the standard hazard gown and gloves. At first Catwoman was asleep, and when she woke up, she wasn't quite sure who Catman was, but after a short while, she figured it out. She slept most of the day except when the nurses came in to give her medications, and she was also awake when the wound care nurses came by at 3 PM. They left it uncovered and the floor nurses were to wrap it when they got some different bandaging supplies up from stores.
Catman took a peek, and the wound itself isn't all that spectacular, but her leg is still completely covered in bruising. Overall, not as bad as it could be.
And just FYI: Those hazard gowns are quite toasty. A nice thing to need to wear in the winter, but Catman would melt if it were summer. Still, better than possibly spreading c-diff to other patients on the floor.