Close call
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By Anonymous - 18/03/2021 02:00
What did number 9 say? He was moderated out.
YDI genius, how in the hell did you get your job? You need to know how to do that correctly. F the kid's L because he could have died from your incompetence. Sorry but mistakes like this is why I'd get nervous letting other people watch my kids for too long. And I don't even have kids. Haha...
One end has a button on it and the other looks like something pointy might potentially pop out of it. It's pretty simple, really.
How do you work at a children's day camp without being taught how to use an epipen? That's ridiculous and dangerous for the kids.
I could see how this could happen. When I was younger, I was 'looking' at my mom's EpiPen and I accidentally managed to shoot it through my thumb and nail. Let me tell you, that hurt. The sheer alarm from seeing a needle go THROUGH my finger made me pass out. But, the point is that it self-injects at a very fast pace with barely any pressure, so if you had never done it before, this could happen to anyone.
As an EMT Firefighter ... I know those EpiPens are pretty idiot proof - so how you get it backwards is a mystery for me.
#26, It actually happened at my high school. I thought it was a rare case as well, but after reading this, I guess not...?
If you KNOW that you're supposed to give him the epi-pen then you should already know HOW to inject it. Like #4 said, don't bother coming on this site to feel sorry for yourself and say that your life is ******. You could have killed that kid because of your stupidness. I should know because I'm severely allergic to peanuts aswell.
#5, he shouldn't be taking care of a kid who might need an epi pen shot without knowing how to use one.
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Not panicking is a good thing. Also, paying attention during the first aid training. And it's "epi pen", for the record.
Too bad you can't spell anything else....