That's quite a dismissive response for a complex issue. Nurses deal with pills in all kinds of concentrations, particularly in pediatrics, and while I acknowle

That's quite a dismissive response for a complex issue. Nurses deal with pills in all kinds of concentrations, particularly in pediatrics, and while I acknowledge that 38.5 pills doesn't pass the sniff test, it isn't absurd that in pediatric medicine you may wind up giving multiple lower dose pills relative to one full adult dosage (particularly if they're right below the adult dosage, and so a dosage was "created" using multiple lower dosage infant pills). I think the article is terribly written (all five parts of it), but I cannot see how anyone could have read it and come away with the conclusion that "the nurse did it." There's like a million degrees of nuance here.