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is that half door the medication room?
nutsy fagin
Sat 03-29-2008
"Medication time."
hullabaloo
Sun 03-30-2008
Nurse Ratched.... Nurse Ratched....please dial the operator.
LiSwimPro35
Mon 03-31-2008
i love it
the shadows on the floor are simply amazing
IM HERE TO SAY
Mon 03-31-2008
Looks like a med room, though these days they have much more secure ways to hand out meds. At least in some facilities that I have seen. Like central stations with small slots to slide meds out and you are separated by glass.

Greta shot, as always.
Thorn
Tue 04-01-2008
I love the shadows, and the walls remind me of silent hill!
Jen
Mon 04-07-2008
The Dutch must have took over and left their mark, doors sawed in half.
jg
Thu 04-10-2008
it says 'ok' on the wall, like they were testting how well someone can chop off half a door
lol
Thu 07-17-2008
Are you real Motts,I mean do you really exist, your photos and locations are out of a dream or some maybe a nightmare.Are you aware of the pleasure you bring to me as i sit by my computer in Australia.looking at your photos is better than anything. DG...
davegangster
Mon 01-19-2009
Rooms with the dutch doors usually consisted of either the ward office, medication room, and or the treatment room. They weren't always the same on each unit.
MikeH
Mon 12-28-2009
I was in such a place for a couple of months. We would get our medication from a half door as such.
satiria
Tue 08-10-2010
Honestly, why in the bloody hell would someone bother to take half a door?
Dano.
Tue 11-30-2010
first 2 comments are funny....

CAN I PLEASE HAVE SOME FUCKING COLAISE PLEASE???

sorry...lmao
colin
Tue 03-15-2011

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