Dr. Carson Beckett (
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007 ~ One hospital is like another [Action/Dictated]
[So, it's time for work!
And, after a long and complicated Métro ride into the centre of Paris, and a bus to the banks of the Seine, Dr. Carson Beckett finally finds Saint-Pierre Infirmerie, where he was supposed to be working as a locum A&E doctor. He flops in behind his desk, making sure his pager is easily viewable, should he be called to an emergency, and takes out his journal.]
So, who else is starting their first day in Paris without being able to read or speak a bloody word of French?
Aye, everyone here speaks English, but I swear they're bloody talking about me behind my back... And all the labels are in French, too.
((OOC: Feel free to come into A&E with some odd injuries, or to just bug him. Open for voice over journal, or action at the hospital. Also, happy to forward-date, if wanted. Carson is also on-call, so happy to accept random calls in the middle of the night, either by journal or phone!))
And, after a long and complicated Métro ride into the centre of Paris, and a bus to the banks of the Seine, Dr. Carson Beckett finally finds Saint-Pierre Infirmerie, where he was supposed to be working as a locum A&E doctor. He flops in behind his desk, making sure his pager is easily viewable, should he be called to an emergency, and takes out his journal.]
So, who else is starting their first day in Paris without being able to read or speak a bloody word of French?
Aye, everyone here speaks English, but I swear they're bloody talking about me behind my back... And all the labels are in French, too.
((OOC: Feel free to come into A&E with some odd injuries, or to just bug him. Open for voice over journal, or action at the hospital. Also, happy to forward-date, if wanted. Carson is also on-call, so happy to accept random calls in the middle of the night, either by journal or phone!))
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[Nope no uhuh no way it was hard enough to get him here in the first place. He will endure needles
with Carolina to beat him if he doesn'tbut he is not staying.]no subject
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Start what you can here, but he won't stay overnight.
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I'm sorry, but that's not how it works. We need to determine exactly what's wrong, and that doesn't happen instantly. I can rush the bloodwork through, but it's going to be at least 12 hours.
[He gives them a look. Both of them] It's going to be pointless me doing anything unless you listen to me.
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Twelve hours. [Nodding before looking over to Maine.] You're getting treated.
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He turns to the nurse who had followed him in here, and, after making sure she spoke fluent English, sent her off to get the relevant antibiotics and the IV machine.
Carson, meanwhile, takes out a sterilised needle and a length of tape used to find the veins.]
I need to get the blood samples. And just because I can come up with a potential diagnosis within 12 hours doesn't mean the treatment will be that quick.
I'll start him on a prescription of general antibiotics, attempt to stop the infection any further.
Pretend she's not in her armor in these icons. >>
Then we should get started. [A little testily; she really doesn't want Maine to have to stay longer than he absolutely needs to.]
'course. :P
I'll try my best.
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Maine, this is necessary. [Reaching slowly, so so slowly for his forearm.] I need you to do this for me.
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Maine. [Her voice is firm, calm, and commanding.]
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Listen, I can't afford to waste any more time on this. Either he lets me administer the treatment, or I'll have to leave.
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Fine.
[But he's not moving form the wall. Doc's going to have to come get him.]
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You'll feel a wee scratch, and that's all.
[And he carefully inserts the needle in, drawing out whatever blood is needed.]
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You're fine. [Not looking up at him, but concentrating on keeping his arm still.]
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Get him to lie down. We need to get an IV in, it's the quickest way to get the antibiotics into his body. I'll mix a light sedative into the mixture, also.
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Maine. You heard him. I need you to lay down.
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Feel free to talk amongst yourselves, I can throw Carson back in. Or we can just Timeskip. You choos
I don't have a preference. <3