as an old ER tech, if someone came in with a story like that, even though the bruising would not be apparent yet, we'd suspect either he had a syncopal event and did not want to admit it, or is protecting the person who slugged him.
either way, it's not possible a doctor wouldn't know how many sutures - it's required to document in the chart. nor would an ER doc call that a lot, a few in the eyebrows and lip. reattaching a scalp, now that's a lot of sutures.
A lot of stitches. I don’t know how many. I asked the doctor how many stitches and she said, ‘I don’t know,’ but it’s all through my eyebrow and my lip.”
OK. People don't just fall down and get a black eye.
as an old ER tech, if someone came in with a story like that, even though the bruising would not be apparent yet, we'd suspect either he had a syncopal event and did not want to admit it, or is protecting the person who slugged him.
either way, it's not possible a doctor wouldn't know how many sutures - it's required to document in the chart. nor would an ER doc call that a lot, a few in the eyebrows and lip. reattaching a scalp, now that's a lot of sutures.
Yup, agreed. This part of the INSUFFERABLE DOUCHE's story does not ring true: