Hospital medication mix-up at a Tennessee hospital leaves patient paralyzed

A Nashville hospital gave four surgical patients potassium phosphate instead of anesthesia, leaving one woman paralyzed from the chest down.

At least two women remain paralyzed and two others were injured after a pharmacy error led to all four being injected with the wrong drug prior to planned surgeries. All four patients, according to Fox News Digital, were being prepared for joint replacement at Nashville’s Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown when a

Potassium phosphate was injected instead of an anesthetic into four patients' spines during joint replacement surgeries at Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital.

Several patients at a Tennessee hospital say they were hurt after hospital staff allegedly mixed up their medications during routine joint replacement surgeries. CBS News' Nicole Valdes has more.

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