As I’ve mentioned before, I work in admissions at our local
hospital, and for some reason, blonde moments abound there.
When I was
training, the unit secretary from OB (obstetrics) called down and said. “We
have a newborn.” (Or something to that affect.)
Not knowing that
I was supposed to take down the information to register the new baby, I figured
congratulations were in order.
“Great!” I said.
She and the
nurses probably laughed about that one for a week.
OB must wonder
sometimes about the ditsy girl in the business office because I’ve had more
than just one blonde moment with that department. This time, I was not in training,
but the extension that called down threw me off because I didn’t recognize it
at first. I thought it was ICU.
“We had a
delivery,” the woman on the other end began.
I immediately
thought of the emails we had been receiving about what to do when instruments
were delivered to the hospital. I was pretty sure we were supposed to call
somebody.
“I had a note
here,” the woman continued, “That the time was 13:43, but it’s supposed to be
13:46. I just wondered if you could check that and make sure the registration
is correct.”
Now, I was
thoroughly confused. “What kind of delivery?” I asked.
“A newborn.”
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