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older man awaiting unknown surgery for urinary difficulty. Extremely poor historian who thinks his urine has always been lime green. Urologist removed his foley in the morning and sent him home to self cath without any education supposedly. 12 hours later he presented in my FSED with inability to urinate. Result was 700ml. Name that drug.

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