The Importance of Intuition

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I had so much guilt that I could not think of a single moment where my intuition said something is wrong. There was one particular code that Charlie and I had done together and I had walked in on him injecting a patient. I do recall that that particular medication was not the medication that we should have been using to treat that particular dysrhythmia. Later I found out that that patient had been allergic to that medication and probably it was that medication that killed her. During the code later I was responsible for everything that happened in that code but didn't know why he chose that particular medication. It was just a medication that we didn't necessarily use anymore. He gave really wasn't wrong.

When Amy Loughren started working as a nurse at Somerset Medical Center, she did everything she could to hide the fact that she had a heart condition. And then, another nurse named Charles Cullen discovered Amy’s secret. He told her that he would keep it, but she didn’t know that he was keeping his own secret too.

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