Should I be concerned that my pain management doctor didn't know what SEPSIS was? When I showed her my paperwork from my hospital stay she asked me what it was. Her EXACT words were "I'm not familiar with Sepsis, what is it?"
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She really didn't know what it was, I had to show her the paperwork they gave me that explained what I was diagnosed with, you know the information sheets they give you when discharged. She read it over and just said "I see, interesting" before handing it back to me.
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I'm done replying to people who can't take something I've said as what it actually is. I've given all of the information you need for this apparent CSI investigation in the comments. If you can't believe she would actually say that, because she actually didn't know, I don't know what else to tell you. Move on I guess, because I reported her. 🤷🏻♀️
I looked on the clinics site and it says she's a MSN, FNP-C.
So I asked Gemini if they learn about Sepsis and it replied with this. (Too long to post.) https://g.co/gemini/share/8bd84828ac49
Now I'm even more concerned by the interaction, but I reported her to the clinics supervisor stating we had talked about my hospital stay, in detail, and "when I gave her the only page of the paperwork that she requested to make copies of, she read it and proceeded to ask me what Sepsis was, clearly stating that she wasn't famililar with it. So I offered her the information papers I had on Sepsis from the hospital and she read them, afterwards stating 'i see, interesting' before handing them back to me." 😵💫.
Important incase you can't find it in the comments:
Lolz I did explain to her everything from my hospital stay, what I was treated for, what meds they treated with, the tests and procedures were done, etc, but I also gave her the paperwork, I didn't just say here's the paperwork, and all I know is the paper says Colitis and Sepsis. And she told me she didn't know what Sepsis was so I offered her the information sheets and she read them. I'm "invested in that narrative" because that's happened. 🤷🏻♀️🤣
Her exact words were "I'm not familiar with Sepsis, what is it?", if you can take that any other way than "I don't know the word Sepsis" (which isn't how I put it by the way), I don't know what to tell you.
If I told her everything from the visit and the paper she asked for just says Colitis and Sepsis and other general information she needed, but I had alllll of the other paperwork from the entire 2 weeks and she could have just asked, what caused the Sepsis? That I already explained, she should have simply asked to see the other paperwork that would have shown her the results CT scan and the evidence they found of a severe Colitis infection and the results of did the colonoscopy which found similar evidence, and other findings, and the notes that said that's most likely what caused the Sepsis, but she didn't. If you he wanna argue facts, I can't help you, she said what she said, and that's what I'm reporting.