I included the instructions for the paper in a PDF, but this also has to be incl

I included the instructions for the paper in a PDF, but this also has to be included in the essay.
1. Summarize what happened. Dr.Cutrite performed a surgical procedure on the patient Mrs.Jameson. The operating supervisor conduit a weekly audit and found there was a needle protector from a disposable syringe that was not accounted for in the surgical pack. The surgical pack was shown to have the syringe and its protector top included init. the scrub nurse noted the discrepancy in the records. when the scrub nurse was questioned about the incident she could remember that the Dr used the syringe and she didn’t remember the protective sheath during the count. The operating supervisor spoke with Dr. Crtrite about the situation, he warned her not to inform the patient because the only thing that could happen was the patient would have discomfort nothing life threatening. E.L Straight the director of clinical services was handling the situation and asked the chief of surgery to ask a hypothetical question pertaining the dilemma. Straight want to cross paths with Dr.Cutrite even though he was declining clinically and he was also politically very powerful.
2. The eithcal dimela was a plastic syringe needle protector was possible left in the patient Mrs.Jameson during surgical procedure. The patient was already discharged a day before the issue was brought to the clinical director attention. Dr.Cutrite whom performed the surgical procedure didn’t want to further investigate or inform the the patient of the possible mistake. 3. Who was involved or affected. The affected person was the patient Mrs.Jameson. Who was involved was also Mrs. Jameson because she had the surgery, Dr.Cutrite whom preformed the surgery, the scrub nurse, the operating supervisor and the clinical director.
4. Describe the factors. Dr.Cutrite performed a surgical procedure and possibly left a plastic syringe protector in the patient. The scrub nurse completed the count at the end of the procedure and didn’t inform the supervisor that the count was off and documented the missing syringe cap in the records. Surgery supervisor she know about the dilemma and is trying to fix the situation. Lastly the clinical director because she like her job anddon’t want any issues with the doctor that performed the procedure.