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Overdosed her with so much it would be toxic to an adult then gave her the WRONG medication to counteract the overdose. Can't figure out if this was because nigger or because vagina

The patient was a spic child, not a niglet. The mother was likely an illegal alien who was not allowed to be present while the she-boon was poisoning her child. Hispanic women are much more passive than niggers, and I guarantee if the mother were a nigger, she would have been present with the child, making a lot of noise in the process.

Why would anyone allow a nigger to work on their child? Must be an example of supporting black owned businesses. Bold move cotton PICKER, let see how that works out…………oh, wait.

I wish all niggers where this based

ironically, a study WAS run claiming that black patients get worse treatment from non-black doctors. in reality, they fucked up the data. the callout tried to claim it as a function of socioeconomic status, when in reality it just showed literally all patients are worse off going to black doctors, including blacks.

Comical case of what happens when you combine low-IQ people with drugs.

The offending negress, Chrishelle Hemphill, administered three 'sedatives' to the Hispanic child, Aithana Rodriguez Arriaga, listed as: nitrous oxide, an unspecified drug, and twice the adult dose of meperidine (an opioid painkiller).

To top it off, when Arriaga was incapacitated, Hemphill administered flumazenil (reverses benzodiazepine overdose effects, not opioid overdose effects), rather than naloxone (which actually reverses opioid overdose effects).

Then they tried an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)... even though Arriaga's heart was still working fine.

So I can see at least five problems:

1. Why were three different 'sedatives' administered? Was that really necessary? My suspicion is that the confluence of sedatives led to severe respiratory depression (provided that the meperidine dose alone did not manage it), i.e. Arriaga was rendered unable to breathe by the drugs.
2. Why was an adult dose of meperidine administered to a mere child?
3. Why was a *second* adult dose of meperidine administered to said child?
4. Why did Hemphill administer flumazenil rather than naloxone? One possibility is that the unspecified second drug was a benzodiazepine. However, firstly, that was not the drug administered in overdose, and, secondly, mixing benzodiazepines with opioids is a very bad idea to begin with. Consequently, that doesn't let her off the hook on this point.
4. Why was time wasted trying an AED?

Amazingly, Hemphill has a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree as well as a Master of Business Administration degree. Just another reason not to trust melon-ated coproderms, even if they have an edumakashun.