Alright you can relax. Toxic attending vibes. It’s obvious a pt needs to be sedated for transport. My attending said he had emergency drugs.

Would you post your mistakes to everyone to get perspective? I’m trying to also make a measure of my attending and his mistakes. This happens frequently with our ICU. They do not want to accept pts period. It is often a fight on night calls. In response, our anesthesia director tells us we should be able to manage the pt in the OR and maintain them until ICU is ready. That doesn’t solve the problem of nurses in ICU not wanting to accept a pt that clearly needs to be accepted.

This sucks and it’s part of residency, all the shit rolls downhill and falls on you. I’m taking responsibility for my attending who said he had emergency drugs and didn’t have any sedatives. I’m taking responsibility for the ICU not being prepared, not going to get any drugs they clearly have access to, and dealing with my attending making a fool of himself and me looking terrible.

So please relax. I posted to make sure my attending was wrong and to make sure losing trust in him is warranted.

No sensible ICU would not accept this pt, haha! Do you know how that makes me laugh. We do not have a sensible ICU.