Body of a Cancer Patient Left Radioactive Material at Arizona Crematorium

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Marlin

Feb 26, 2019, 09:24
Body of a Cancer Patient Left Radioactive Material at Arizona Crematorium


https://gizmodo.com/body-of-a-cancer-patient-left-radioactive-material-at-a-1832899073

RDTroja

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Feb 27, 2019, 06:52
I got as far as "An Arizona crematorium was contaminated with radiation..." and realized the level of knowledge of the author.
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SloGlo

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Feb 27, 2019, 08:04
Sew, the medical professionals aren't informing udder professionals of a patient's status. Ya think it's because of awl the patience privacy laws in effect in the u.s. of a.?
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fiveeleven

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Feb 27, 2019, 08:29
I member an instance back in the old MPC days- Letdown valve in the can unable to contain its process and us men were attempting to fix it. SCBAs were piling up in the general vicinity of the RCA exit point causing exit portal woes. I determined that if we dont relocate these contaminated devices - we will be setting up an RCA porta potty. As a fresh outta the Nav Senior - I was taking it all in in amazement that things could get that contaminated. I grabbed a nearby HNS man in green to assist in the relocation effort of the SCBAs and he uttered "but those things dont detect radiation, they detect contamination" Calling upon my vast ELT wisdom I said unto him - I understand you are very hot and dehydrated and when you are cooled off you will look back and say - Did I really say that? The gentleman morphed into a competent Sr. RPT - as long as there was no NEUT to deal with. I knew I was where I was destined to be. MM2/ELT USS NIMITZ CVN-68 80-84. 3.1 84-18.

GLW

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Feb 27, 2019, 09:33
Quote from: SloGlo on Feb 27, 2019, 08:04
Sew, the medical professionals aren't informing udder professionals of a patient's status. Ya think it's because of awl the patience privacy laws in effect in the u.s. of a.?

it is now,....

what it was before don't matter,...

been there, dun that,... the doormat to hell does not read "welcome", the doormat to hell reads "it's just business"

atomicarcheologist

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Feb 27, 2019, 04:03
Quote from: RDTroja on Feb 27, 2019, 06:52
I got as far as "An Arizona crematorium was contaminated with radiation..." and realized the level of knowledge of the author.
I did a D&D at a research center and frisked the crematorium where the animals were disposed. Found no "radiation" there.
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