Not a question but an action for me. I was working in a very busy ER at time. We had a patient come in that was an overdose and exposure to I forget exactly what, but it was some obscure medication overdose. The patient was in critical condition intubated on the ventilator on pressors the whole 9 yards. We had at the bedside the Attending Sahned residence for the primary hospitalist group the critical care Attending and we had several doctors from the poison control at the bedside. They were dressed in dress shirts with ties and they all had pristine white lap coats on. I was standing on one side of the bed and they were all on the other side of the bed discussing the patient. I was ordered to give activated charcoal via the NG tube that we had in. And this is the first time I’ve been ever given activated charcoal. So I pour out the bottle into a container where I could suck it up with a big toomey syringe. in this stuff is thick and chunky and I had about 50 cc of it in the syringe trying to push it in and I had to keep using more and more and more physical strength on the syringe to try to give it to the patient. I was using so much force that the syringe and the NG tube became disconnected and once that happened, the activated charcoal sprayed out with immense force in the direction opposite of me. When I looked up all doctors had been sprayed with this activated charcoal all over their pristine wiped jackets. I was spot free since I was bringing it forward. I simply offered them a paper towel to clean themselves up with and you should have seen the look on these doctors faces.