StacyJ
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I have another question regarding Murray's case. If Dr. David Adams was aware that a non-anesthesiologist ( cardiologist Murray) was planning on administering anesthesia to a patient for the purpose of using it for non-medical reasons, does he have an obligation to report the doctor to the medical board?
I am now upset with Adams because even if he didn't administer the propofol it sounds like he was well aware of what Murray was planning on doing. He should've been absolutely appalled if Murray came to him asking to put MJ into a unconscious drug induced state for sleep. Adams should've reported his behind to the medical board and he probably would've saved MJ's life. I wonder if Dr Adams has a guilty conscience?
I am now upset with Adams because even if he didn't administer the propofol it sounds like he was well aware of what Murray was planning on doing. He should've been absolutely appalled if Murray came to him asking to put MJ into a unconscious drug induced state for sleep. Adams should've reported his behind to the medical board and he probably would've saved MJ's life. I wonder if Dr Adams has a guilty conscience?