• #2,521
No, Letby didn't know that Jayaram would discover the paper on air embolism but the fact is, she was causing air embolisms.

So she knew that, they might realise what
was happening. The bung, gives the suggestion that an accidental air embolism could happen on the unit.
She did not want a purposely done, injected air embolism to look like a possiblity on a baby in her care.

Datix 1. Shows how an accidental air embolism could occur on the unit.

Datix 2. Loss of peripheral access,
All of which comes from the mouth of Letby and is called untrue by Breary. Shown in court to be a load of BS with zero evidence.
Letby is the cause of this false datix being filed.
No peripheral access, means no injected air.

Those 2 Datix served a purpose, to a very clearly panicked Letby.

A bit like lying about CPAP on the notes and claiming not to remember why she did it. It would potentially explain why baby O was full of air.
I thought air going in an NG tube is what causes tummies and bowels to be full of air, not a long line. Isn’t that what we’ve all learned?

The point of the datix was that they had to go up to the children’s ward to get the equipment needed for the IO access. The reason for the IO access was because they couldn’t get blood from the existing access.

It’s quite remarkable seeing how this is being twisted into somehow showing that deliberate harm was caused.
 
  • #2,522
Joltz is correct, Letby was the first one to mention anything about AE.

Why did she bring it up before anyone else?

She brought it up in an attempt at creating an alibi because she'd been causing them!
 
  • #2,523
"I wouldn't do a thing like that, see MY datix i warn against them". Basic just of it.
 
  • #2,524
And you’re all sure there were no other instances of open bungs in 2015/16?
 
  • #2,525
What you are saying is simply flat out untrue, and you have failed to provide one single link for any of the wild claims that you're stating as fact.

It is absolutely not normal in any way. You've also posted "so what" about things that would get you disciplinary action in any UK hospital.


She removed his oxygen without permission, without the medical staff knowing she'd done it, and without telling anyone. She very obviously did not remove him from oxygen for cleaning since she only invented the "cleaning" excuse after the fact, when she was confronted. She removed him from oxygen for the sole purpose of taking illicit photos, which is extremely weird and against the law.

The fact the parents found it weird and disturbing is the only thing that matters.

No wonder so many people who knew LL reported that they found her to be deeply strange or excessively angry and hostile. She fits the profile of a female serial killer exactly.
You are completely wrong about this. O², CPAP & ET tubings are all changed regularly. You don't need permission from anybody! And nurses often take a photo for parents as it's nice to see the baby's face without tubes. It takes just a few seconds.
Apart from anything else, she was hardly going to take a photo if it was at all dodgy, was she?
 
  • #2,526
These guidelines only refer to CPAP. I believe your earlier argument was in relation to oxygen being administered through nasal prongs. How frequently does that equipment need to be cleaned? When my daughter was in NICU and later SCBU, she often pulled her nasal cannula out with her fidgety arms, but even then it wasn't cleaned before being put back in. And in those moments that she was being deprived of the oxygen she needed, I wasn't taking photos, I was calling a nurse to help her.

The hospital took a photo of my daughter in NICU because I couldn't be by her side. Funnily enough they didn't remove her ventilator to get a "better" photo of her.
We replaced nasal prongs & tubing weekly.
 

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