<strong>Julie Markum, M.D. at bed 12 with Boss, Nurse Anderson and Charlotte Angels.</strong><br/><hr/><br/>Julie watched as Nurse Anderson got the drip going.  She could hardly believe her ears when she heard her colleague tell the patient that she could do an exam.  She gave him a withering look and mouthed, "Are You afraid to examine a woman?"   as he started to chat up the nurse.  She rolled her eyes and grabbed the chart, putting the orders in the neatest handwriting on this particular page so far.<br/><br/>"Miss Angels,"she said, quietly.  "I need you to describe any pain you are feeling...any at all."<br/><br/>Julie looked up at Boss as she slowly uncovered the patient's feet and pinched the toenails.  The coloration was off, showing signs of possible lower oxygen levels and possible system failure.<br/><br/>"Nurse Anderson," she said, drawing the nurse's attention away from Dr. Boss,"I've put this in the chart, but any sign of detox behavior, and I want to know about it.  She doesn't need any additional stress on the system."<br/><br/>She didn't agree with Boss' assessment that Heroine withdrawal should be handled by immediate cessation.  She wondered if either Dr. Harris or Goldwasser would have any particular ideas on the subject.    She put the blanket back on the patient's legs and waited for the woman to answer if she could.