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Imagine if Dontai were a nurse. He woulda killed 200 people by now cause he be forgetting stuff so quick.
I forget that my phone is leaning on my chin when I lay down
@@chumbue6537 nah you good, I forgot my phone on my hand so I turned on the torch on my phone to look for it.
@@barafow6810 😂😂😂😂
@@barafow6810 i have that all the time with my glasses...they already on my face and im looking for them around the house...
@@johnyseimah229 my friend thought he lost his glasses, he was wearing them and I knew. But I just let him search for like 10 mins, shit was so funny💀
That nurses are saying “all nurses regularly make mistakes we shouldn’t be charged” is an L. There’s a difference between a mistake and just straight up ignorance.. how tf you mistakenly give a patient a dose of a bottle that had warning written all over it…
Exactly it’s a L she’s saying like that’s a ok thing your playin with someone life
I think what they are saying is that accidental death is part of the job. In the US alone 250,000 people die annually just from medical mistakes. I think they’re just worried that if you can be put in jail for an accidental death then what’s to stop them from arresting someone for death because of surgery
Mistakes do happen really often but you’re right. Especially if the bottle literally tells you it’s a paralyzing agent. Those are hardly ever given except under surgeries… the nurse should’ve known she pulled the wrong medication before giving it.
It’s like a double edged sword. I work with nurses everyday, I work in a cancer research lab. Nurses do make mistakes but when it results in someone’s life it’s like they’re not allowed to make mistakes and that sucks but it comes with the job. I think she should be punished someway shape or form but idk if she should get a lot of jail time. Maybe I’m biased lol
Yh we should get rid of all nurses and look after family and friends who are sick by ourselves so the nurses don’t make a mistake and you got it all under control
The nurse does deserve what she is getting. There was a CLEAR LABEL stating that it was a PARALYZING AGENT that she should be able to READ AT HER AGE. Also as a nurse dealing with HUMAN LIVES you should not be allowing yourself to become "distracted" while doing something that allows no room for mistakes. The fact that people are saying "everyone makes mistakes" is sickening, as they are acting like she just knocked over and broke a cup or forgot to go to an appointment or something, which is an actual mistake. What occurred here was an irresponsible fatality caused by her negligence combined with her apparently awful attention span, and that distraction better have been crazy for her to end up killing someone like that...
You know sometimes nurses are handling 30-40 patients at one time right? It’s very easy to become distracted
@@imjustsayin34 then we need more nurses
@@aj3706 yea, and they just locked up a nurse so we have one less 💀
@@imjustsayin34 as a nurse, no we aren’t. The most a typical nurse on a medical surgical floor will have at any moment is 10, usually it’s around 6-8 but can be higher depending on the state. I don’t know how the ratios are in assisted living homes and places outside of hospitals though, but I’m almost certain it’s not 30-40.
I will say that 10 patients may not sound like a lot but it really is. Especially when they all have similar names and similar meds and similar room numbers
@@imjustsayin34 as a nurse, no we aren’t. The most a typical nurse on a medical surgical floor will have at any moment is 10, usually it’s around 6-8 but can be higher depending on the state. I don’t know how the ratios are in assisted living homes and places outside of hospitals though, but I’m almost certain it’s not 30-40.
I will say that 10 patients may not sound like a lot but it really is. Especially when they all have similar names and similar meds and similar room numbers
Bro this kids got Riley freeman energy
Who tf are you talking about
@@jeriah4k218he talking bout Riley from boondocks
@@jeriah4k218 you dont own a tv? Lol never seen adult swim ? Lol how!?
@@jeriah4k218 he was talking about the kid in the video
nah they on dat ed energy
"we make mistakes" imagine trying to justify the killing of another
bro it's a mistake you would understand better if you're a nurse
@@villaluzcilok.4630 No. As a Nurse, you’re trained and educated to make the right decisions. Are you going to call it a mistake if a Police Officer shoots and kills someone with a gun because they meant to pull out a taser? No, because it’s their profession and they are trained to NOT MAKE A MISTAKE IN A FIELD WHERE LIVES ARE AT STAKE.
@@villaluzcilok.4630 Not to mention that paying a little more attention would’ve helped a lot. She was being kinda ignorant
@@villaluzcilok.4630 my mom is a nurse and she’s constantly complaining about how many people she has to watch (60 patients only 2 RNs and 2 CNAs on the floor) and she never leaves at her scheduled time she’s often 2 hours overtime
@@villaluzcilok.4630 She should at least be fired and never become a nurse again and hospital pays for some retribution to the family.
That last story has me absolutely livid. It's people like them that make so many lose trust and hope in our doctors and healthcare professionals. It's makes me so sad to see that woman cry about her mother dying at the hands of a doctor who was 100% responsible for her life. There are no mistakes in this field, only fatal actions. It's not just a mistake to purposely drink or text while driving and hit someone, "oopsies 😅 I was watching 👀 TikTok📺, didn't mean to hit and kill them 🥺🥺". So why isn't this the same to them??
Im literally thinking while watching this what would you think if you saw your close family member basically get killed when it came down to the actions of a nurse giving them medication that can literally take their life. It wouldnt be nearly as bad if it didnt have THE NAME AND THE WARNING ON THE MEDICATION. How do you make that kind of mistake? You dont check the medication you are giving to a patient? That is like one of the most crucial steps out of anything you do in the healthcare field because its literally MEDICATION. The fact that nurses are lining up supporting this woman is pathetic in its own standards. You are telling me that while knowing how important your occupation is it is fine to make a detrimental “mistake” like that which took a life and be forgiven for it when you literally had to bypass all safety precautions by not taking note of the specific medication you are about to administer or noticing the prominent warning on the medication. How can you be qualified to do anything like this when you dont even bother to check every medication you are about to give a patient?
bro do you even know what nurses do? and yes RIP to the one who died but it's an accident nurses works 22 hrs per day and taking care a lot of patients and she got distracted because she was thinking for the other patients who needs help like cmon bro nurses job ain't easy
@@villaluzcilok.4630 U clearly dont understand huh.
@@villaluzcilok.4630 nurses do not work 22 hours a day wtf are you saying?
the most they can work is 16hrs but that's rare so it's more like 12hrs per day for like 3-4 days (a standard 40hr work week)
@@villaluzcilok.4630 Honestly man, these people don't even really know what goes on in the medical field.
I went to a new dentist once because he was closer to my house. Got told I had 7 cavities and needed a crown. Thank God I missed both appointments due to lack of transportation because when I went to my original dentist I got told I had no cavities or anything wrong 😑
Yeah!! It be like that. I went to a new dentist & they told me I need to remove my wisdom teeth. Idk it’s not bothering me even thought it does bite on my cheek sometimes and doesn’t hurt. However my mom said she never needed to remove them. For me I have braces & looked up that I don’t need it removed
@@littlesparrow303 dentist are wild lol
@@littlesparrow303 wish my dentist was lying, my wisdom teeth are impacted and I'm going to have to get them removed soon :/
“A human error” …I would understand if it was an allergic reaction..but the lady died
thats not an error thats death bro shes not coming back
If your mistake costs someone else's life, then there is no excuse for this. She had to go to school or a nursing program and within that time, she was taught all the medical procedures so cases like these are preventable. She must've been snoozing in some lessons because that drug she given to the deceased was written in bold, white letters on a red cap so how could she have missed the warning? And the nurses that are rooting her is just ridiculous.
genuine question, how do u feel ab failed surgeries? i agree this womans mistake was inexcusable but im curious if/how tthis applies to being a surgeon.
@@charleshood8486 Surgery is already a high risk operation with a lot of unforseen complications. Unless a surgeon were to cut a major blood vessel or something, I don't think it's the same thing as this nurse being negligent for not reading the BRIGHT RED cap that said paralyzing agent. On the other hand, plastic surgeons doing botched work is another story...
@@nala6846 fax
If that nurse took that woman’s daughter’s life she wouldn’t be sitting here talking about “why be a nurse anymore if I can’t bypass the law when I accidentally kill someone.”
That’s the same crap those republicans said when george floyd died. “Why be a cop anymore if you’re getting life for killing people and making mistakes.” Like boi what you literally took a life it’s murder whether its a accident or not you’re still guilty. You might get less if it wasn’t intentional but it’s still murder.
she facing 10 yrs.... way to much for a accident killing
@@jasiribandele5601 she was being ignorant and didn't just make a mistake. How tf you overlook a whole bottle with warnings written all over it. If it was some other medicine that maybe got him a bit sick or didn't even work at all is fine. Honest mistake. But to confuse a whole container with warnings? When dealing with medicine and drugs you can't just do shit nonchalantly n not pay attention. It's a job, you gotta stay focused and paying attention. Especially when it comes to giving out drugs
@@jasiribandele5601 that's not enough. she shouldn't have her job then if she makes that kind of accident. that's plain ignorance
@@jaquaraolivialawton10 neva mention anything about she should still have her job all i said was 10yrs was clearly too much never said i think she should still have her job
More like “Flossing the bag”
Lmao
That feeling when it’s not weird that two kids broke into a random house and found a mini arsenal.
Can you even imagine, the age you might be stoked to have a French kiss, but nah. Shoot it out with the cops instead. That's ape nuts.
That dentist is fucking nuts for that. Being a dentist isn’t even a bad paying job wtf?
Lmfao i bet when the guys dentist tries doing the same thing to him and each time he’s gotta tell him “Ayy nigga I’m running the same damn scam if you don’t fuck outta here and line my shit up boi” 😭😭😭😭
LMFAO
Humans make mistakes yeah, doesn't mean it didn't happen,feel bad or not she'd have to face the consequences.
Yeah we make mistakes.
"Kills someone"
That dentist be runnin a different type of drill
They finna make a no building game mode permanent when building comes back they said
People get finessed by auto car shops all the time. They tried to charge me $500 to change one of my brake pads. I went to Autozone and changed all 4 myself for $80 and they werent even low
Dontay-me luvs dontai💯
I’m a nurse. We make errors ALL THE TIME. So do doctors, pharmacists, etc. It usually doesn’t result in a patient dying. In that last case, I can see both arguments… the nurse speaking about liability and no one wanting to enter the field if we are criminally tried is very true: many get scared off the profession because if you fuck up, you can kill someone. I disagree that she shouldn’t be tried however. Her mistake ended up in a patient death… something has to be done. There are steps in place to prevent medication errors from happening and she would have to have been very distracted in order to fail at every check. If that bottle was the one she really drew from and said “CAUTION PARALYZING AGENT” she should have immediately stopped what she was doing and double checked the order for the medication. I don’t know how she should be prosecuted or if she will be at all, but she’ll likely lose her license regardless.
One last point I wanna add is that medication errors are usually the fault of more than one person. The doctor has to prescribe the correct med in the correct dose, the pharmacy has to fill that medication correctly, and the nurse has to check to medication multiple times prior to administering it. If all those other checks were validated and she simply just gave the wrong medication without checking, she is at fault.
So I looked into this some more: in my opinion she is definitely at fault for the error, however, I don’t believe she should have been found guilty in a CRIMINAL case. Most med errors, even those resulting in fatalities, are handled in the civil courts, which I believe they should be. She has lost her license already and admitted to the error as soon as she became aware of it. I truly think she had a lapse in judgement and it unfortunately led to a fatality. I hope this case doesn’t lead to more criminal charges being placed on nurses and doctors for mistakes, because as someone entering the field I’d likely switch careers to avoid possible jail time as the result of my job.
Tl;dr: I think she is at fault and was right to have her license revoked and face civil charges. I don’t think she should have faced or been prosecuted for manslaughter in a criminal court. I hope her verdict is overturned because this simple mistake can happen to any nurse or doctor.
"Nurses make errors everyday" i really don't like that
Dat nurse saying that like it’s a ok thing your playin with someone life yes people make mistake every1 does … but she saying like it’s a supposed to be a regular thing and ur supposed to slip up at times 🤦🏽♂️
Yeah whenever I go to America I always make sure to be healthy asf and sure that I won't get sick ... Because Im not paying for that expensive ass American hospital bills ...and now this!!??!!! You got me fucked up . Here Health care in Japan is, generally speaking, provided free for Japanese citizens, expatriates, and foreigners. Medical treatment in Japan is provided through universal health care. This system is available to all citizens, as well as non-Japanese citizens staying in Japan for more than a year. Thank god for free health care here 🙏😭
All I got to say for Japan is that the age of consent is 13😭😭😭, automatically makes you a shit country. Who the hell even approved the consent.
@@sugondesenuts9356 oh hell nah free health care but pedos on the loose😂
Bros honestly when it comes to getting important stuff done it’s best to have a relationship with the people running shit to not only fully know what’s going on but also get a good deal. Cars, health, etc isn’t hard to to understand when the right workers are doing the job, even if it takes a bit to find them 🤝
What annoys me is how doctors, surgeons, etc kill patients on the daily from their mistakes and medical errors, and no one bats an eye. A nurse accidentally kills one patient due to medication labeling being similar, and she gets prison time. Yes, its a life, and incredibly tragic, but the nurse herself was also traumatized by it. Imagine killing someone from a mistake? Someone you're supposed to be taking care of? That is CRIPPLING to the human psyche, especially to a nurse. Hope things turn out well for her.
i just noticed did tai get new glasses
I'm not gonna lie, I feel for the nurse. Not excusing the fact that she was distracted tho. I feel like 10 years in prison isn't what she deserves. I feel like she definitely needs her license revoked though, she deserves some kind of punishment but prison isn't it.
wouldnt they have multiple checks on what medication to pick tho .. idk how it works but i doubt she just was like ehh this one is good yoink
@@Blade-ix8hr I have no clue bruh, she really fumbled the bag on that one
@@faithlessmartyr2387 she paralyzed the bag 4L
i don't think she did it on purpose, but "forgiveness" has nothing to do with the law.
i think 10 years is too much because it was an accident, but at the same time that accident cost a family their loved one. so i'm mixed about it.
Inside addition always be posting the weirdest shit ever
10:50 see the gang she rockn w
My dentist pulled on my braces and said the hook was getting caught in a large cavity.
This Nurse case is very interesting and it really going to change the nursing community a lot, little do most of you know. You guys should really watch the case or watch Boze who always goes in depth in murder trials. She can definitely break it down for you. Yet, this is the saddest situation. She’s been a nurse all her life and worked now she got a whole felony charge and it’s going to be hard for her to even get a decent job once she completes her sentences. Nurses are definitely going to be on the edge. I feel bad for them because they’re so overworked and under the most pressure. Stay strong out there and don’t get scared for those who are going for nursing. I know it’s tiring!✨
Tooth fairy foreal
Hey dontai I’m a tech (mechanic) now and I always recommend what I think the customers car needs and weather they buy it or not I get paid the same.
That’s why a lot of guys know about cars it’s very very useful to understand them and know how things work so u don’t get finessed and so u know what is wrong or what to do in a emergency (also who els thought dontai driving on wires cuz he not trynna get scammed when he might just need to change his tires)😂😂😂😂
timing was crazy
the most fair analogy one could make here is unintentional vehicular manslaughter (breaking a traffic rule or not paying attention and causing someones death). you should absolutely see jail time but the max sentence there is 7 years. i think 10 years is a bit much since this job is way way harder than driving is tho
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Damn the nurses out here catching more bodies then YB💀
"Fucked up their life" lmfao 💀 he will be getting out when he 21, 🤦🏿♂️
He gonna be on probation plus he’s 12 that’s 9 years of his life
The bottle basically said don't use me
Bro I deadass use to live in volusua county and I move a while back because that place is not the best
FNG for life
You see how no male nurses pulled up like hey you good? 😂
Yo , is this a common thing in dentists ? The ones next to my neighborhood and one from a nearby city (same cabinet) got sentenced to prison recently because of malpractice and finessing client , including my brother who they extracted two teeth from because there was cavities.
How tf u ask for forgiveness so easily like you just didnt kill someone by being careless
She definitely lost her license already jail time is too excessive
Im a nursing student, and they teach us in school legit the core foundation of nursing.. is that when getting medication from a vial to *always* have a another nurse witness it so no mistakes are made. Shes 100 percent at fault
Even the computer that gives the medication, says *WARNING PARALYZING AGENT* there was too many failsafes in place, either she was truly 100 percent distracted or did this with ill intent.
That nurse shouldn’t be hit with 10 years, i can see how she may have accidentally gave the patient the wrong pills, but if found not guilty at most she should receive a fine and have to go back to nursing school for some studying…bc regardless if it was intentional or accidental, murder is murder
The first case wasn’t about them being white, one of the kids literally got grazed which means the cops were shooting back lol
Dude im not even lying, that is my old dentist. I live in southern wisconsin and went to him when i was younger. What the actual fuck
genuine question, how do yall feel about failed surgeries
Caught in flac
Free my nigga cuh.
tellin u bruv they only pull out the 9mm when they wanna but use the 40mm during pointless pullovers
She is guilty; and careers like police, doctors, and nurses should be held to a higher standard because lives are at cost. Owning up to a simple mistake of being distracted does not excuse giving a patient deadly drugs that have warning all over the container.
Free Her
I actually liked to go to the dentist
Shheeeeeesh
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Bro police never go to jail for purposely killin anyone.. That nurse should lose her job and license but not go to jail
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They wanted to be down with Bebe's kids
Dontai really think he superman ☠️
I don’t think she tried criminally but I don’t think there shouldn’t be consequences and that nurse community is a W in my opinion owns all my respect
For try sug
Thank God For The NHS Here In The UK 🇬🇧 Health Care Is Either Free or Cheap
No one asked
What does that have to do with a nurse giving someone the wrong dose?
@@xsforreal they can't fuck something up on purpose to gain more money like the dentist wanted to
@@xsforreal it was in reference to the dentist so that scam he pulled would never happen
@@LeKami exactly 😂 that scam wouldn't happen here
10:20 Imagine if that girl was the nurse. She’d have no support whatsoever
Fr though, yo mistake killed someone. Read the warning ffs. Imagine that dentist saying “I’m human and I make mistakes”
Yeaa human mistakes but ykk this is people lifes yo
If you arrested every doctor/nurse who has accidentally killed someone then the medical field would be severely understaffed because over 250,000 people die annually die to medical mistakes
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Yea its messed up that she made that big of a mistake. I understand people make mistakes but in a job like that you have to alert because one typo and that's someone's life gone. With that being said 10 years is alot for an honest mistake and i'm sure in addition to that she's losing or lost her license.
i hope that kid can get rehabilitated.. but he’s gonna spend one of the most important years of his life in jail.. rip.
the nurse is cute
let’s goooo man
Lol when I was 12 a nigga like me was playing Mario kart Wii
where the intro???
Dontai fortnite added building but there is a mode where you can not build still
Fuck yeah capitalism!!!
Obviously because she apologised she should be free cause that makes sense, we should do that to all people who cause others deaths like drunk drivers
So Dan from Dan vs was right all along about dentist.
Lmao 4:51 8:50
Imagine that in America a 12 year old can break in a house and easily access AN AK-47 AND SHOTGUN, and America doesn't think guns are a problem goofy ah country
Your name is goofy
It's not really the guns but the owners fault for not having the guns in a safe
The people going off on that nurse honestly have no idea what happens in the medical field. Mistakes happen everywhere and all the time. Doctors make mistakes, nurses make mistakes, pilots make mistakes. Mistakes in these roles lead to high consequences, but that doesn't change that fact that you are human. As a nurse, she's probably administered hundreds and thousands of drugs to patients, but it only takes one to ruin a career? You don't understand how stressful the medical workplace is.
Most of dontai’s viewers are middle school and high school lol they have no clue about how much bs nurses have to deal with at work. 30 patients for 1 nurse is becoming the norm now
whew
I think we should make it more acceptable to make mistakes!
Maybe we should also see it from the victims perspective (Daughter of the person who died).
Imagine if someone gave your mother the wrong medication, and it had a warning on it.
I swear if that happened to my
@@imjustsayin34
Who gives af if they have much bs to deal with. You're still required to do your job. People are depending on you with their lives. Boo hoo that nurses have much to deal with, they must have it harder than those who are fighting for their lifes, just trying to stay alive to live another day. Just for them to get screwed over by the ones they were supposed to trust.
yes, anyone who doesn't agree with you are middle school and high school students.
Double checking doesn't hurt anyone
That’s what I’m saying. They don’t realize just how common medical mistakes are
They did her like the dentist did they teeth only had her for when COVID going crazy then give her the cuffs when COVID kinda calmed down
she wasn't caught in 4k she admitted to it in the previous hearing honestly I don't think she should be severely punished but somewhere in the middle like first she should never be a nurse again I think should it be one punishment definitely fined and maybe community service that can be swiped out with whatever other punishment because at the same time isn't what you purposely chill and I don't think locking her up does anything for someone who already knows they did wrong and you're also putting that same person in a prison with far worse people and in a super unsafe environment
Did not one of those people not realize what was going on? Because I know I would trust a word coming out of his mouth, because I would know if my tooth was about to break into pieces.
That nigga is Carnage and that girl is the screaming girl but white
I understand people make mistakes and I empathize with her but we do have to pay for our mistakes even though they aren’t intentional. If you are driving recklessly and accidentally kill someone you will be charged with manslaughter even though it wasn’t intentional. If she’s convicted she’ll probably spend a couple years in prison and get out on probation and her career in nursing is over.
Ok the nurse one I understand why the nurses were confused. More people die in hospitals than are born. Also in the US over 250,000 people die a year due to medical mistakes. Deaths by medical staff is actually very common
personally I'm on the nurses side. this happens more often than you might think and this is the first time in history a nurse has ever been prosecuted for it. nurses and doctors get sued for things all the time and i 100% agree with that, but, a mistake (which is bound to happen eventually) should cost someone their entire future, that goes for the victim or the nurse. we know its a bad thing, but because there was no ill intent there's really no good done by making her serve time.
Yeah it happens alot. im a nursing student and last semester we went over medication administration, and by law and basic schooling we were taught to have a different nurse observe you taking out the medication and to double check the order. There is so many failsafes especially for paralyzing agents. Even the computer that gives the vial, SAYS WARNING PARALYIZING AGENT. shes guilty
100% Nicole Jackson will get a lesser sentence than O'Brian just bc she's a girl.
She needa get charged yes you human but it’s her job to pay attention and be cautious nigga you a nurse, if someone a trucker and they driving and not paying attention and crash and kill some1 u still going to jail.
U really can’t blame the nurse bruh just like u can’t blame a heart surgeon if they mess up it’s their job to help u yes but if the “murder” isn’t found with any ill will they shouldn’t be tried as a criminal on top of that lady obviously was broken because of that and feels remorse what more is there to see
Sorry, I can't agree with the nurse going to prison. Put yourselves in your place, you've been a nurse all your life. You get distracted ONCE and your facing prison for 10 YEARS in prison. May the patient rest in peace and I'm sure the nurse is going to regret that for the rest of her life, but the odds of that happening in your hole career as a nurse and for this mistake to cost you your hole life is heartbreaking. Responsibility in your job is THE most important thing but is taking that ONE mistake and question this nurses responsibility as a experienced nurse right?
dawg making mistakes isn’t an option when ur dealing w peoples lives. you can’t pack someone’s parachute wrong and when they die skydiving say we all make mistakes. when you’re given an important job that deals with human life it’s expected of you to take accountability. she is the professional. and being distracting isn’t a very good excuse in her case
with most other things i might agree but we are talking about killing someone here. its a completely different level of "mistake".
Your opinion is wack as fuck.. she definitely deserves to go in prison. You can't be DISTRACTED WHEN YOURE HANDING OUT MEDICATION!! It's that fucking simple.
bro do you even know how many hrs do nurses take to do their job? she's human too
@@jaden1080 fair I hear you but it's unfortunate that this one fatal action leads her to face 10 years in prison it's sad but as you said she was the professional here I guess
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I mean they did get gunned down she got hit in the neck
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Naw brah she doesn’t deserve 10 years, maybe 2
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