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Clinical Examination of Condescending Language in Medical Culture

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SONGLINE: Diyene Makas - Bun'suz, Sağol

YER: KGV Hell Pass Hospital Exit - Camperdown

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0090 KGVexit | 1:07 | 8 Jun 2021

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Clinical Examination of Condescending Language in Medical Culture
Findings compiled by Dr. Shazalise Snarkovski
Biopsy Code: KYNDI-240928-001 | Specimen ID: BKNUYE-0928-002
Initial Encounter Date: 20010613

Examined a traumatic childbirth experience marked by dismissive language from medical staff at the King George V Hospital in Camperdown. The objective was to dissect how such communication reflected deeper cultural norms within the healthcare system that were acting as a barriers to compassionate care.

An autopsy was conducted at the morgue of condescending remarks, personified as E. coli, which illustrated the toxic impact of how the dialogue harmed its targets. Neuro-linking from the barcode recovered from debris allowed for a focused investigation into how cultural narratives shaped patient interactions, emphasising the absence of accountability. The retrieved flashback sequence illuminated the enduring effects of trauma on the impacted patient. A connection revealed the stark reality of being already dead in a world that disregarded humanity, processing individuals like cattle.

Throughout the examination, the chaos of the botched up cesarean procedure was evident, with auditory backdrops encapsulating the butchery. Phrases like “see you later, princess” and “why bother, she won’t even remember it”, commonly directed at new mothers (or their families), epitomised the dismissive tones that were prevalent in medical settings. Such remarks diminished the gravity of trauma, under a guise of casual familiarity. This reinforcing a hierarchy that prioritised medical authority, allowed practitioners to side-step malpractice suits. The absence of accountability, silenced patients who were compelled to endure mistreatment without recourse, cultivating a culture of negligence.

As more patients shared their experiences, revealing how Dr. Torpinski routinely praised the beauty of women's vaginas during their pap smears, it became chillingly clear that this condescending language was not an isolated incident but a pervasive, systemic issue within the institutions. The findings highlighted the urgent need for a cultural colonoscopy, but the opportunity for any meaningful intervention was no longer viable. Don’t breed with it.

~Abort.

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