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Did anyone see this on channel 4 last night? It was interesting but what I found annoying was the fact that their weight and height was given in kilograms and centimetres. There wasnt even
an imperial equivalent. I found it meaningless. When anyone discusses their weight and height, it's given in stones and pounds and feet and inches. They are as bad as the BBC, obsessed with metric measurements.
an imperial equivalent. I found it meaningless. When anyone discusses their weight and height, it's given in stones and pounds and feet and inches. They are as bad as the BBC, obsessed with metric measurements.
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With husbands chemo the height / weight / dosage ratio is essential. Not only to kill the Acute Myeloid Leukaemia cells (blasts) but to not kill the patient.
Nurse measured him said he's 17.6cm...husband said Im not oompah loompah! Oh she said okay you are 17.6 foot! No said husb Im not a giant!
This went back and forth until eventually we said he is 167cm which is approx 5.8 foot which is 1.76 metres.
We laugh now but really that was a qualified nurse performing a calculation that could essentially have led to lethal dose of chemo!
Scary
With husbands chemo the height / weight / dosage ratio is essential. Not only to kill the Acute Myeloid Leukaemia cells (blasts) but to not kill the patient.
Nurse measured him said he's 17.6cm...husband said Im not oompah loompah! Oh she said okay you are 17.6 foot! No said husb Im not a giant!
This went back and forth until eventually we said he is 167cm which is approx 5.8 foot which is 1.76 metres.
We laugh now but really that was a qualified nurse performing a calculation that could essentially have led to lethal dose of chemo!
Scary
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