Medication & Anesthesia Errors

Medication and Anesthesia Error Lawyer

To control pain and other medical conditions, it is important that patients are given the proper amounts and types of medication and anesthesia. If they are not, the patient can be permanently injured or incapacitated by the negligence of the doctor, nurse, pharmacist, anesthesiologist, or other medical personnel charged with providing medication and/or anesthesia.

If you or a loved one has suffered a medication or anesthesia error that has resulted in brain damage, death, or other permanent injury, turn to our legal team at The Karney Law Firm in North Carolina. Under the guidance of skilled medical malpractice attorney Robert A. Karney, we utilize more than 30 years of experience when pursuing compensation for the medication or anesthesia error that has affected your life.

Prescription and Medication Errors

There are many different types of medication errors. Medication and prescription errors include:

• The dispersing of the wrong type of medication by a pharmacist
• The wrong type of medication prescribed by a doctor
• The wrong amount of medication ordered by a doctor and/or filled by a pharmacist
• Failure to timely provide medication to an in-patient at a hospital
• Overly medicated patients that are improperly monitored

Anesthesia Errors

When a patient is given anesthesia for a major surgical procedure or other medical procedure, it is essential that they are properly assessed and monitored to ensure that the right amount of anesthesia is given. If a patient is over-sedated or not given enough anesthesia, they can suffer great pain, be permanently injured, or even die as a result.

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Personal injury attorney Robert A. Karney provides legal advice and representation to injured clients across North Carolina, including Raleigh, Durham, Greenville, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Fayetteville, Morganton, Asheville, Gastonia, Wilmington, Statesville, Jacksonville, Rocky Mount, Goldsboro, Hickory, and Avery County.