Great mothering, there, to take time to tell the world about your kid's pee color before he goes in for care. What does this idiot think Urgent Care can do for a kid withdrawng from powerful mindmelting drugs? Urgent care is for routine symptoms, as soon as there's a complication you're sent to the ER. Bodhi's medical state constitutes complications upon complications, urgent care won't touch this. Just another place for immunocompromised, possibly kidney-infected Bodhi to pick up germs in a waiting room.
The Urgent Care staff will very likely remember Susan and her kids, this being the third visit in such a short-time frame. The doctor may be three different providers (ususally working urgent cares is their part time gig) and may be fooled by her games. But she'll be remembered by a nurse or the front desk staff. The crazy oozing from her being, plus her two disabled kids, makes the Schofield-Cobanas memorable. They'll tell the doctor Susie's deal, and in my experience, the physicians really trust their staff members. The doc may also read one of Bodhi's previous charts, where he/she'll find thinly veiled documentation stating "patient's mother is nuts--tread carefully."
Something like:
Nonverbal patient [aka Bodhi] with developmental delays is accompanied by mother, who provided patient's past medical history. Patient's mother visibly distressed and verbally lashing out at staff when patient's medications were discontinued.
My prediction: they'll do a urinalysis, which will take 4-5 hours since Bodhi will not be able to pee on command. The staff will be annoyed she's taking up a room for so long and makes EVERYTHING such a big production. They'll smile to hide their distain and mild amusement as Susan hands them Bodhi's cup of pee to dip. It'll turn up negative, and Susan will be disappointed it's not the medical emergency she hoped for. When they *finally* leave all the staff will say a prayer she doesn't become even more of a regular.
The doctor will send the urine to the lab for cultures, knowing full well nothing will grow, just to be prudent (since Susan is clearly cray). They'll call Susan in 2 days when the cultures come back normal, and the nurses will bicker over who gets stuck calling her back.
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Bodhi's pee is probably pink because Benadryl has red dye in it...**
[QUOTE="Mr Whisper, post: 4269797, member: 32229"]Susan can “document it all”. But so can Michael. I know its been said that he IS documenting... but I really hope its fairly well organized and thorough.[/QUOTE]
A third party is making a paper trail too. The physicians at Kaiser's ED, urgent cares, and psychiatry offices (assuming the most recent visit was through Kaiser which I don't think was ever determined...?). Rivzi seemed like a lazy POS, so I expect his charting reflects this, and is poor quality. But damn I'd love to read what the most recent psychiatrist felt was worth documenting post-encounter.
Edit(s):Always think of more I'd like to add after my initial posts...