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originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: LocalGenius
Wonder why they gave her Lasix if she had an AKI and not Bumex. There is no tube to get the fluid out, diuretics such as Lasix (furosemide) is what to use, but we'd probably use Bumex in the situation you describe. What you describe it sounds like she was in the ICU, which would be odd to put someone as healthy as you describe in an ICU. I of course can't say for sure, but it's very possible she was much sicker than you thought.
originally posted by: LocalGenius
I can link you to a video where a boy is pulled out a lake, they have a tube going into his nose taking out fluid in the lungs.
What put her in a vegative state?
I was told 4 days before she died that she will be out in a week.
I was literally talking to her on a wednesday, she was in a vegative state thursday morning??
She was not on ICU.
A ventilator on full power is going to dehydrate you
Furosemide is going to dehydrate you
No fluids attached to you is going to dehydrate you?
Can't severe dehydration put you into a vegative state... then obviously shut down your organs?
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: LocalGenius
CPAP makes sense then, I can assure you she was not on a ventilator unless she was in the ICU. I have no information what made her vegetative. The medical records should tell you.