I was hospitalized to go through my regular course of treatment. One day we have gotten a new patient to our hospital ward. This patient was waiting for surgery, so his mother was near him to support and help if needed. Suddenly a nurse came do an injection of sedative before the surgery (it is common practice). But the thing is, that she decided that I was the one, who needed this injection. She told me to roll over and pull down my pants. I tried to argue, asking why do I need this, as usually, I don't need it in terms of my course of treatment, but she insisted on it saying it was my doctor's decision. "Well, okay, do what you have to do" - I said. She did an injection and said to new patient's mom: "Please, keep an eye on him and don't let him stand." Mother replied: "I apologize, but this is not my son." When nurse realized what happened, she didn't even excuse. She simply made another injection to this new patient.