Patient was properly monitored

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The hospital should have intervened to prevent the femoral arteriogram from being performed and to ensure that the patient was properly monitored after the procedure. These interventions would have likely prevented the patient's death.

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History of recurrent urinary tract infections : You have a 27 year old female who has a history of recurrent urinary tract infections, with approximately one every 2-3 months for the past year.

Patient was not properly consented for procedure : The hospital should have intervened and prevented the femoral arteriogram because the patient was not properly consented for the procedure.

Appropriate consent for procedure : The medical facility should have stepped in to stop the femoral arteriogram as the patient had not given appropriate consent for this procedure.

Patient by failing to obtain consent for procedure : The physician in this case violated his professional duty to the patient by failing to obtain consent for the procedure.

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