Anesthesiologist who realized IV bags were behind patient emergencies testifies
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- In the fourth day of testimony in the trial of Dallas doctor Raynaldo Ortiz, jurors heard from the doctor who first realized that IV bags were the cause of several unexplained medical emergencies.
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"Anesthesiologist testifies IV bag tampering was the cause of patient emergencies" There, I fixed the title to make more sense.
Yes! And you can even clean up the end a bit more by saying “…tampering caused patient emergencies.”
@ILGuy2012, I used to work as an English teacher, and sometimes I would have students rephrase sentences, for which they would get a mark. @ILGuy2012, I am sorry for having to inform you that you have not passed the test :), and the reason is due to the fact that you did not adhere to the number 1 rule for rephrasing sentences, which is "do not change the meaning". The title of this video offers some specificity as to which Doctor is testifying, namely the "Anaesthesiologist who realized IV bags were behind patient emergencies"; however, in the title you wrote, it could be any Anaesthesiologist.
Yes, I was questioning how the IV's were hidden behind the patients!
God bless you.
@@yadayada752 Yep! Me, too! 😃
When people are compromised like that in hospitals crimes like this should carry life in prison.
He faces life imprisonment if convicted.
Life sentence on his IV bags
Anthologists are the most important member of your surgical team.
@mark-gf1ym - Through an IV bag?
@@veramae4098 - an anthologist better not be on your surgical team; but do use one for your literary works if you feel the need.
Now, an anesthesiologist, OTOH, is the one you want on the surgical team.
This anesthesiologist probably saved many lives with his critical thinking.
That good doctor is lucky there was some videotape evidence that backs up some of his testimony about the criminal doctor. Otherwise it’s very possible he would be under investigation because they would find it too convenient that all of a sudden he realized this bag may be what’s causing the problems.
And also imagine all the Internet “experts“ that would believe they had solve the case. And God forbid somebody died or almost died there was a local politician or something, then people would be claiming it was applied all along and all this other BS that has infected people’s brains with seeing conspiracies behind every tree. I feel sad and scared for all of this stuff.f
I've always heard that the anesthesiologist is the smartest man in the room, once again it proves to be true! Just saying! 😅 ❤
(I might be bias because a long time family friend was one Dr. Herbert & his wife was a nurse Mrs. Dr. Herbert (Her name was Marge and I loved them both but especially her so much!!!❤❤❤❤❤) 😅 ❤ May they both RIP)
Whoops. How did that one escape the cuts and firings from a couple of years ago. All the honest and smart ones were supposed to be 'let go' if they didn't comply with the elephant in the room. 0h snap.
so does ANYONE here know why he was doing this??? why doesn't anybody wanna know why?
@@zarrowthehorse it's in the video
Doctors like this guy who were thinking about the case all weekend and took it upon himself to figure it out are freakin heroes man
I know an anesthesiologist, and he's not only a surgical doctor, but also manages some of the lower staff. I think it's probably apart of their job to oversee what's going on with procedure. Not to correct or disagree, I just think it's great there are people paying attention to every detail when it comes to surgeries.
He should be the one who replaced Faucci.
Most doctors do this with every suspicious death
@abercul7698 ya but this doctor seems to have put in a little more effort
@@michellem7300 Yes, he is a sociopathic murderer. I bet you know some sociopathic murderers right there in your neighborhood. And he acted alone.
Ortiz needs to go to prison for life with no parole. Psychopath!!!
Nah we need to bring back capitol punishment
Make him a prison Dr lol but monitor him more closely
That's an on call Dr lol just unlock his cell and let him operate
How about attempted murderer!!’
But what was the motive? That's what we're missing here.
Thanks to the Doctor that figured it out
he was probably the only one in the hospital with common sense, very rare today
@@jazziez6467 C'mon. He had a hunch due to a previous experience.
And the nurse that gave him the key piece of data by being detail-oriented. If she hadn't've switched the IV bag, that one patient may have died and no one would have been any closer to solving the mystery.
Praise the LORD people are obervant and willing to speak up!
HA just got to be your 666th like!
bravo to that anesthesiologist. That's the kind of medical professional we all hope will be looking after us
Imagine being a victim from such a horrid, senseless act.
@@KB-kp2ozsheep what's wrong g with you.
You are no better than anyone bub.
@@howlinwulfI think he’s a bit mental. Ignore it
@@KB-kp2ozlmfao ooooo someones a big scary edge-lord. So tough! So manly wow!
@@KB-kp2ozthis troll is probably the one who compromised the IV bags, right KB?
@@KB-kp2oz?
Recently an anesthesiologist saved a family members life. Proper testing prior to a colonoscopy wasn't performed. The Anesthesiologist refused to put my relative under until all prior testing was performed. My relative was on blood thinners due to a clotting disorder. The Anesthesiologist is the one who read her chart and knows that she could have bled to death. This was at a hospital where all her doctors were on staff. Yet the Anesthesiologist was the only one that took the time to read her medical and medication history.
wow
That's the first question they ask you and one you fill out on the form, "are you on any blood thinners?". How did it get that far?
@@pineappleparty1624 Some food ingredients can thin and thicken the blood. Same with supplements.
@@jjk2one No, not to the medical extreme as if on medication. If you think so, please name a food for me to research.
@@pineappleparty1624 I just reviewed the supplements and there's a lot. The food has supplements in them. It's get into things I really can't comment on, it always gets deleted. I remember many years ago the doctor's asked what supplements are you on. I guess they just gave up asking.
Vit K, turmeric vit D red clover some are thckeners and some are thinners. I do know that the red clover in the fields made the cows hooves bleed.
Thanks to the anesthesiologist for figuring it out. I just had surgery and had a wonderful group of nurses and doctors.
Me also , a 5 hour eye surgey , They were like the Navy Seals of the medical world . I was very impressed.
Me too. Thank you, Loma Linda!
@@MichelleRomero-lf1nu Glad you had a good experience at LLUMC.
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Thank you for expressing that. I seriously have no idea where these people get these crazy stories…..actually, the Internet, the National Enquirer. One lady said she got her information from a Netflix special. That shows you.
Finally, someone willing to do the right thing as something was happening instead of covering it up.
It's really sad that so many people's reaction to similar situations is to cover it up.
There's people trying to do the right thing every single day in American and the world.
What was the motive? This is horrifying but I am thankful for the doctor who was willing to investigate it.
The doctor is evil. That’s the motive.
Revenge of other surgeons
@chartmann43 where the patients are the victim? Make it make sense
He wanted to be a hero in the OR, able to “save” a patient’s life.
He may have felt passed over or low on the pole and wanted more recognition. Either way the man is unstable, selfish and a killer.
Thank God he realised what Ortiz was doing. Imagine you are one of his current patients! I'll just have everything re-checked to make sure...People ask what is the motive. Cruelty is part of a character and it always manifests towards the weak and vulnerable, most cruel people are just cowardly bullies.
So, he was attempting to be a serial killer?
I thought he was the doctor who discovered the mysterious cause of the cardiac arrests, not the perpetrator? It’s hard to know from these short videos.
@@NoToBigBroHe IS a psychopath serial killer, his actions were meant to kill.
@@dscheafferyes, it made it look like the one who figured it out was the one doing it...not till the end did I get it ... Ortiz is the doctor who did the crime.
It's a Hispanic character
Wow. how scary. Thankful for the ones who figured it out and exposed it!
Wish he was the PCP for the 45th President.
That’s a sharp doctor!
@@thaimassage23You cult of media puppets still doing, believing & hating whatever or whoever your media masters commands you to can’t go a minute without sweating Trump’s 🥜’s more than his own supporters…
@@thaimassage23 TDS is so very very real lol
Monica ❤
Thank god for the doctor who figured it out.
I just had back surgery a few days ago and it was so smooth. Started at 7am….was home by 11am.
It makes us thankful for good doctors.
You had a back surgery just a few days ago and already are touting you had a good doctor? Wait 6 months before claiming that. Lol.
@@KB-kp2oz I’ve had this doc for almost 20yr. I sing his praises far and wide as well as my pain management doc. It was ME who put off surgery.
When I could manage with just pain meds….thats what I did. I had a car accident in 2003 and tore 4 discs. They healed as bulges. I had a constant low ache that just never went away but with meds I just had to manage how much or how little I stood, sat etc. I didn’t feel limited and it worked for the most part. I had flares, got epidurals, radio frequency, physical therapy. All the things. In October of 2023 I was clearing brush on my property. I got a limb stuck in a that I’d cut….im weigh 110lb soaking wet so when I say I had to pull and pull….i was putting in work to get that out. It gave way and I sat down hard. I got up, kept going about my business without issue. 2 weeks later I’m getting ready for Thanksgiving and woke up one morning early….couldnt put weight on my legs without severe pain in my hip. It got worse over the day and over the next few days I couldn’t walk without tears.
My doc was going out of town for the month of December so I got in for an epidural….went home to wait the couple of days for it to kick in….it didn’t kick in.
Doc was gone….so I went to 3 chiropractors, 2 sports medicine doctors…1 GP. It had been so long since I’d seen anyone besides my neuro and my pain mgt that I didn’t know what to expect. They acted like I was crazy. My neuro is over an hour away and takes longer to get in with them so I had him scheduled for Feb. and my doc for mid January. I suffered so bad waiting on those appointments. My pain mgt gave me a nerve block which took the pain away immediately…..but my left leg…butt cheek, calf etc were shrinking. Smaller than my right. I had sprained my left ankle so many times I stopped going to get x-rays. From nerve block to surgery it took 32 days. After my surgery I could feel my foot. My low ache was 100% gone. I have pain from the incision and what he did (laminectomy/discectomy bilaterally) but I’d choose that surgery over and over again based off what I feel so far. My foot drop is almost non existent and it’s been literally days since surgery.
So yeah. I’m touting a “good doctor”. So far my pain is 75% gone and he didn’t poison me through my IV bag. Winning.
@@KB-kp2oz Did mommy not love you...or are you merely a professional jerk? I've seen several of your comments, and all you do is go out of your way to write nasty things to other people, without provocation. The sign of a very small person.
double lucky.
mine took 14 hours and couldn't feel my left leg for 2 years.
Must be in the U.S.
Whoever did this needs automatic prison time, 20 plus years no possibility for parole. This is awful.
20??? Are YOU on DRUGS???? It’s 100% FIRST DEGREE MURDER!!!! LWOP at a MINIMUM!! GLAD he WAS FOUND GUILTY!!!!
He’ll get it.
Marsden, as a ret nurse in Norway, I thank you for following your instinct and saved lives at the same time exposed a killer among your patients.
@DontTouchMyTree Well, aren't you petty? You obviously got a hair stuck where the sun doesn't shine.
@DontTouchMyTreeLol.
Wooo . Whatever happened to the Hippocratic Oath he took ? Jail him .
they havent had that oath is over 3 decades
He took the Hypocritic Oath.
@@ralfie8801 med schools dropped that non binding oath 30 years ago, mainly due to its non alignment with abortion and assisted suicide
@@vg23air How about Beneficence and Non maleficence. In short ‘Do No Harm’ , surely that is still very relevant.
@@ldsane1958 ask the doctors and nurses, they operate on a total profit greed motive now
WTF is wrong with that guy? Why does he want to be a serial killer?
“… the Intoxication of Power,” perhaps? To essentially play God?
did anyone ever want to be?
Exactly!
@@brianvernon7754Some do obviously!
He was about to be fired for incompetence; perhaps wanted to make himself look better in comparison and keep his job.
Dr. Marsden is brilliant. Thank God he realized it
Kris ❤
Dr who?
The lady he killed was my anesthesiologist during my surgery at that same facility at the same time he worked there. She was a very nice person who actually talked me into proceeding with the surgery.
Your anestesiologist became patient and was killed?
Please clarify
@@johnanon658Google it. He killed his colleague, dr. Melanie Kaspar.
He was killing other doctors..?
You guys could put in just a very small amount of effort and find out for yourselves. Her name was Melanie Kaspar.
He's a major threat to the hospital staff. He needs to be put in prison for attempting homicide. He's a vile and wicked individual and needs to serve some serious prison time.
This wasn't just attempted, a woman had lost her life I saw the interview of her husband and there might be more cases against him
He is in jail pending trial…and he should be.
The sad part is even the most eyes wide open human, finds it so hard to believe that someone can be this evil.
Not this feller…….Satan lives in many
Nope. You are naive. People are capable of ANYTHING. Look at the genocide happening now.
There are 100's of evil doctors mutilating kids everyday in the name of the trans god. Chopping off healthy breasts and mutilating genitals all for money.
it's not hard to believe at all. worse has been done and is still being done. WORSE. WAY. WORSE. the world is an evil place. do people a favor and don't force anyone else into it.
This man who problem solved the iv bag is an absolute genius. So many doctors would have been too lazy in mind to even care to problem solve. He is amazing. Unreal a doctor could do this????
really? so many doctors would be lazy? Obviously you are not a doctor, nor do you know any.
I agree, the Dr. that figured this out is a genius, that are SO MANY things going on in a hospital setting, to be able to observe and figure it out where the problem is coming from is remarkable.
@@patriot6285 how do you know he’s not the one sabotaging the IV bags and then coming in to play the hero.
@@sallychambers3594 That is a legitimate concern. A case of an LVN doing this across multiple hospitals comes to mind.
We don't have as much information as the jury, though. Let the case play out and don't rush to judgment.
@@sallychambers3594 That’s a smart point, but in the beginning of the vid we see the culprit put them in the warmer so I don’t think this case has any twists or anything in it
I wondered what the status of this was… Glad the anesthesiologist put that together. The idea that a medical professional could be poisoning IV bags probably wouldn’t cross most Doctor’s minds.
There was a nurse who killed many patients at night. He was a serial killer. It was in 1980s or early 1990s.
@@NoToBigBrohe wasn't the first one, either. Doctors too.
My neighbor had her twin babies killed by the doctor who induced labor way too early without notifying the mother. She was poor in a very poor community without resources or help in prosecuting someone so this evil man continued on practicing for many years until he was finally caught and sent to jail She still suffers daily and talks about her babies daily to this day. There is so much evil in the world don’t let anyone ridicule you for questioning a doctor
Charles Cullen was the male nurse who killed patients in NE part of US. Hospitals had an idea but rather than prosecute they just fired him.
Where is anyone safe anymore? Not in schools. Restaurants. Clubs. On the streets. Post offices and government buildings. Shopping centers. Not even during surgery when you are absolutely the most vulnerable.
Because we don't have people who have any ethics any more. It's all about THEM, their TRUTH and there is no responsibility to anyone else. If they feel like it, then they do it. We should not be thinking that just because they spent a decade or so training that they can be trusted. With great power, comes the probability it WILL be abused, and our medical professionals need a lot more OVERSIGHT. They certainly do not usually 'police' their own, so I am really proud of this doctor that spoke up. He's a HERO.
Breason
Only safe in the arms of God.. ❤
@@kimlandefeld3005 Sad but true.
I don't know. I don't actually think that that much has changed. We hear about things a lot more. Our access to information has changed. It's sort of like the mantra about police brutality.... police haven't gotten worse... they're just being filmed more. (I say this as the witness to police brutalizing my father because he angered the cops by choosing not to answer their questions --- in 1984 - he was arrested on the sole count of resisting arrest. Cops told all the bystanders that my dad had killed my brother. He wasn't even home when my brother died.... I was the ONLY one at home when he died).
Evil will do what it will. We just see it more now.
Evil triumphs if we allow fear to dictate our actions and emotions.
Not at home either.
Props to the nurse who changed the IV bag and started fresh 🙏🏼
Really, that’s a real nurse.🎉🎉
Found the nurses trying to get a pat on the back
Who hurt you, sir? 😜
How do these unhinged marginal Drs get into positions like this??😢
You know most psychopaths always search themselves to the top.
A fair number of MDs are narcissistic - some dangerously so. I’ve encountered a few.
Then, there are MDs that go further still - say, they’re on a “Purity” kick, and would have done well under some evil regimes of the past. I *may* have encountered at least one of those, also.
How do you know he was a Doctor? I would think he was a surgical tech.
Absolutely. Very very rare but so much damage can be done . What a hero the doc that figured it out !
The same way they are teachers, politicians, nurses, professors in universities, etc.
What an evil psycho path!
Why? Just why toss away a career and for what purpose? Just scary. When we got transfers in the ER where I was a nurse we always changed the IV bags.
DEI hire, bro.
No, this smells like a vendetta against the hospital or possibly a specific doctor. Cause enough bad outcomes.. doctors loose licenses and facilities loose money.
He was being investigated for incompetence by the hospital. Perhaps wanted to make himself look better by comparison.
There’s crazy ones in medicine too
There are crazy people from every walk of life. Medicine is no exception.
Thank God Dr. Marsden spoke out!
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Wow, doesn’t this bolster one’s confidence in our medical professionals!
thank goodness this doctor trusted his intuition
So grateful for this anesthesiologist! He is a true hero! He saved untold numbers of people by stopping this terrible doctor. This guy should get life without a chance for parole.
WOW
What an amazing thing this man has done, recognizing patterns and going the extra mile to follow up. What an amazing man. Well done sir.
That is one sick doctor for sure.
Do we know he’s a doctor? Lots of men in the OR wear scrubs and hair nets. As a physician myself, I don’t think I ever had to go to the fridge for IV bags. Never touched it.
@@melindahall5062 Yes, an anesthesiologist with some issues about correctly managing patients in the OR.
@@Reach41the one who found out was the anesthesiologist. We have no info about the other.
@@valkaielod l found my info on the local news.
WHY???
I hope they can find out why. Just why?
I'm curious myself, does this guy hate humanity this much?
Physco
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WHY DID YOU WRITE "WHY???"?
My question too!
As an anesthesiologist myself I can hardly believe how come this monster did such thing. I hope he gets a life sentence, if not worse.
A psychopath ! They get adrenaline rush from the deed akin to race car driving that teens get.
Bless this man's power of observation! KUDOS!
Serial killer.
Anesthesiologists are a special kind of doctor. I work with many of them, they literally have peoples' lives in their hands directly and instantly from before surgery even starts until well afyer the surgeon has finished. It does not surprise me that one was diligent and observant enough to pick up on what was going on.
people are out there doing evil for the sole reason of doing evil
Thank god that anesthesiologist figured it all out!
I’m glad the anesthesiologis was able to put things together and figure it out so quickly and stopped anyone else from being hurt. Hopefully they will change the way things are handled now. And I hope the patients affected are doing better and hopefully they will be compensated for what they went through!
Thank God the anesthesiologist followed his intuition & looked into it further. Im sure he has saved many more lives. He should be commended for the actions he took.
I can’t believe such evil exists.
Sassy ❤
@@muhammadsalman11101stalker 🤮
Pure evil. 😢
Regina
Did the reporters forget about basic journalism. What happened to the 5 W's? Mainly, Why?!
The whys and wherefores haven’t been disclosed. The perpetrator has claimed innocence. We may never know what his motivation was. The journalists have no idea what his motivation was at this point. It’s anyone’s guess. I would much rather they said nothing than speculate.
DEI, bro.
I love a doctor that thinks.
What the hell is going on and why? This is some sick evil person. There are people out there that don't know the difference between right and wrong. We need to be on the lookout for them. All of us have to make it safe for each of us.
My gf was given iv years ago they told her she be ok to drive,the nurse put some sleep medicine in it,she had gotten half way home,called her family from payphone they drove her car home she slept two days,iv fluids aren't supposed to make u sleep,elkin hugh Chatham hospital elkin nc
Grammar is a great thing.
A freaking doctor, it doesn't surprise me at all 😕
Thank you doctor for caring enough to sit up and think about this and potentially saving many more people
Stellar investigative work, doc!!!
Smart and inquisitive doctor. Doesn’t surprise me since he’s a cardiologist. He knows ALL ABOUT THE HEART and knows only one medicine could be the cause. Awesome
He's actually an anesthesiologist
@@rpstgag watch the story as to who realized it was the iv bags. Duh
@@UrHusbandsBih 🤨 "...and that person turned out to be anesthesiologist Dr. Chad Marsden..."
There were a mixture of drugs in the IV……not just epinephrine. They tested the saline to discern what drugs they were. The other Anesthesiolgist had no idea what was in there until the labs came back.
@@melindahall5062 HE’S SMART FOR FIGURING THINGS OUT!!! No matter what type of doctor he is! Damn
Good catch.
Thank God the doctor who uncovered the problem was not fired😢❤😢prayfully he gets promoted!😊
Hurts my heart 😢. Millions of Colleagues around the world feel the same. Much respect to our MEDICAL FIELD ❤❤. Without you, a breath stops, without you , the blood flows , without you , a siren stops. Without you LIFE doesn't continue 😢. Thank you ❤❤.
Frightening that we as patients cant know who our anesthesiologist is prior to our surgeries.
Frightening.
Yeah you do.
@@pineappleparty1624 nope, really don't.
@@freespeech4ALL1966 Yes, you absolutely do. It's your fault if you don't listen to the doctors they tell you, you are seeing...My bf is one and he speaks to the patients ahead of time. He recently showed me pictures. he spoke to a teen boy that impaled a toothbrush into the back of his throat. He spoke to the parents and the boy before the procedure to get it out.
@pineappleparty1624 lol...before the procedure? Like 5 minutes before? Um...thats not enough time to research that doctor. Know about any complaints or lawsuits....WE CANT PICK OUR ANESTHESIOLOGIST! THEY ARE ASSIGNED TO US THE DAY BEFORE! WHAT PLANET DO YOU LIVE ON?
@pineappleparty1624 and unless that patient gave permission, I'm positive you shouldn't be looking at pictures of patients. That breaks every HIIPA law there is and MY POINT EXACTLY! Are these people taking pictures of our naked bodies while we're unconscious? And then passing the photos around at parties? What in the actual FUKK!
Precisely why I plan to secretly record my next surgery.
The name of the doctor who did this and is on trial is Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz
Very astute and observant anesthesiologist 👍🙏
I’ve worked with some amazing anesthesiologists and some bad ones, too. They really range, but most take great care of the patient and are very skilled.
There's serious mental stability in doctors and medical staff that need Tobe checked out and taken care of people's lives were at stake
If a doctor even admits to a little depression they can lose their jobs. It’s the same for pilots. Obviously these careers need stable mentally healthy people doing them, but the way they run it- you’ll get doctors and pilots trying to ignore issues and cope by themselves (sometimes taking medications illegally) to hide the issue and keep their jobs. There’s got to be some sort of leeway given for them. How many people, especially stressed people in stressful jobs, get these problems anyway.
Lord have mercy! The demons are everywhere. Only God can handle satan, who gets into the hearts of evil folks.
Maybe God can handle satan, but he doesn’t.
Bullwash. God gave us the free will to make our own choices.
@@TimeSurfer206 What does god’s having given everyone free will have to do with victims? People pray for protection of themselves and their families everyday in the most observant households, and often in millions of others. Nah, the standard response here is a variation of “God moves in mysterious ways.”
Now who sounds mentally impaired. Demons? LOLOLOLOL
God bless humans who see the truth like this.
seeing so many awful hospital stories on the news is really freaking me out. back in 2021 i was sick with SMA syndrome and had to stay in the hospital for awhile. my stay was really good and everyone treated me so nice and made sure i was always comfortable. they always checked on me and made sure i had everything i needed. my mom came everyday to sit for 6 hours with me. to see so much corruption going on in other hospitals is scary. I'm glad the hospital i was at still has some humanity. they were the sweetest people ever
People should understand that doctors, and most especially surgeons have a very disproportionately high number of narcissistic psychopaths amongst their ranks. Think about the type of person it takes to cut into human beings without feeling any queasiness. Also the status of being a surgeon, and have everyone call you “doctor” and all the pomp and circumstance around it. It’s very seductive to the narcissistic nutcases out there and every year a few more slip through.
This one is fascinating. Where can we follow this trial?
To be fair, same thing can be said for judges, CEOs and politicians. Some professions really drawn in that kind of people.
@@rafael_lana most especially politicians. And university professors. Ever been told you have to call them doctor? I know half a dozen. They use that title like a badge.
If no other patient is getting sick during surgery after this anesthesiologist is removed then we know he was the reason those patients got those life threatening complications. Sad the lady doctor passed away.
Pretty sure the anaesthesiologist mentioned here is the HERO..... the one who realized it was the IV bags. It was a different "doctor" who did it. (I don't know if you can call someone a doctor if they do things that cause patients to die)
@@LadyLithias There was an anesthesiologist who took an IV bag home to rehydrate herself and she died. So there were 3 involved. One who tainted the IV bags. One who died from a tainted IV bag at home. One who discovered that IV bags were being tainted.
You misunderstood the story. The anesthesiologist DISCOVERED the cause was the IV bags.
Why are doctors allowed to sneak in bags home for hang overs and work outs? She should have been fired.
@@animaanimus8011 no different than office workers taking home office supplies. It's not cool but not enough to fire someone over. Liter bag costs the facility $1 to $5.
Why would someone do this? This is a horrible disgusting thing to do. Thank God for the Dr that figured it out. They saved so many lives
As a nurse in Italy I cannot understand how this could have happened. I am in charge of therapy and i would notice that the bag was tampered with. I think It is worth to investigate if there was negligence from their side as well.
Can't trust anyone.
Praise God for the ones who take their careers serious and work with great integrity! The Anastasios needs a raise and a HUGE bonus plus a 3 months all paid for vacation just for doing his job and going the extra mile. I’m sure he saved that hospital a couple of good lawsuits. That’s the least they could do for him.
Imagine being this "Dr.s" family. I'd be so disgusted and horrified. I hope people who lost their loved ones can find some peace.
Thank goodness for doctors who do care.
JAIL TIME and make the hospital pay!!!
WOW
That is just appalling. What kind of a psychopath does something like that??
Life with no parole.
They should do a deeper investigation. Into the dr,
A deeper investigation into what doctor? This story is about the criminal trial for a doctor who tampered with IV bags, and in particular, this story is about the OTHER doctor who put the pieces together and realized it had to be the IV fluids causing the problem. THIS doctor is the whistle-blower. The other doctor is on trial
@@LadyLithias What Dr. do you think?
People, they ARE investigating and detaining the perpetrator……why are you assuming they have done nothing?
Well this was almost zero info.
Thank goodness for that anesthesiologist. This is absolutely horrible.
Drs are the scariest serial killers in my opinion (it’s not as uncommon as people think) People put their lives the hands of psychopaths sometimes unknowingly! So glad he was caught. Prayers going out to all the families affected by this. 🙏🏼
Is this an Ivy League social justice warrior doctor on trial?
What was his motive ?
Thankfully this man spoke up
Fantastic anesthesiologist !!
Why do they not name the doctor or show him!!??? It’s Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz of Dallas who did this.
go to 2:34 timestamp. they name him and show him
When i went to work in the USA these stand alone surgicenters made me very uncomfortable. They permit Drsxwith Hero and God comp,exes to work out of site of the regular che ks and balances of the larger hospital setting, and OR oversight. Anesthetists get bored doing same cases over and over. Of course many days pass well. But as a healthcare professional, i dont lime opening doors for errors, and wrongdoers in order to earn more bucks. Add a new wing, or build another hospital to accommodate volume.
I had the WORST experience at a surgicenter clinic. They literally did my surgery in a closet without general anesthesia ... and it wasnt minor surgery!
im a mechanic, when theres something i cant figure out it drives me CRAZY. I couldnt imagine if it was a person i was fixing. glad this doctor went the extra mile
how demented do you have to be to study to be a doctor only to end up doing something this crazy to ruin your life and others....what kind of gratification can this bring to someone ? makes no sense !!!!
Praying for the innocent victims and that this man is held accountable for the sake of justice. We lost our sweet Ivy 7 years ago today April 9th due to medical malpractice in Boise, ID. Our attorney conspired with hospital attorneys to silence us.
🌹 RIP IVY QUERIDA MARQUEZ
This is stuff for a horror movie. What I’m not clear on is finding a small hole in one of the IV bags. Do they mean detecting a hole where you normally add medication ?
Someone injected epinephrine into saline IV bags. It was a puncture hole.
I think the bag, rather than the port.?
@@kurtvanluven9351 Thanks.
In summary, I believe that what was happening was that the BAD guy was injecting epinephrine (a strong stimulant) into IV bags, and then placing them where they'd be the next bag used. This led to one person's death, and a whole lot of significant issues during surgery that were at first inexplicable.
THEN, an anaesthesiologist who almost lost a patient, as any GOOD guy might do, kept going over the events he'd witnessed - in perhaps more than one case - and on a hunch, during another emergency, he ordered that the IV be switched, which it was, and the patient's heart rate came down from near lethal levels.
Then the HERO doc decided to bring up his suspicions to the higher ups, only to arrive on scene where another trauma was occuring. He suggested, and they agreed, that nothing should leave the room. And that the IV bags should be examined, and the contents tested. They almost immediately noticed a small hole as of someone having injected something into the IV bag. Once they had that evidence, they looked back on their cameras, and caught Doctor BAD GUY seemed to always be putting IV bags in the warmer - something that isn't in his job description, and mighty suspicious if he was doing that every time that the patient almost died (and in one case did die).
They they built their case, and it's in court. The Prosecution have rested their case after this guy's testimony, so that the jury can think about how evil the Bad Guy is. On Monday they'll be back in court, but will get a longer lunch to enjoy the Eclipse.
@@kurtvanluven9351 Thanks.
i’ve always seen nurses squeezing around IV bags to see if there are any holes in it. why didn’t they do that?
Capital punishment was made for these sort of crimes.
Why are doctors going home and using IV bags to rehydrate?
Alcoholics
Lots of rich people do that
@@nomanejane5766 I think you mean idiots.
My ex step mom, an Rn oncology nurse, would withhold meds from minority cancer patients because they just wanted drugs for their pain, according to her. Just because people go into medicine doesnt mean they arent abusive monsters
That is sick.
100% was using herself. Very common
This scares the hell out of me! I had a small procedure done two weeks to the day this story broke at this same out patient clinic!
Wow! Thank gawd you figured that out.
You think perhaps this doctor is going koo koo?
Going? WENT! No other explanation. He was already in trouble for not reporting other ‘tangles’ with the law to the Texas licensing board. He also had TWO other reprimands. He was a bomb ready to go off.
@@kimlandefeld3005wow...is it too much to ask that the doctors on our health plan ARE NOT MURDERERS FRESH OUT OF THE PEN?!!!!
Duh….