Taking 5 in Surgery: How Surgeons Handle Bathroom Breaks
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Ever wondered how surgeons handle nature's call during those marathon surgical sessions?
This enlightening video sheds light on the meticulous plan surgeons follow to manage bathroom breaks during lengthy operations. From preemptive bathroom visits to the teamwork of multiple surgeons, get an insider's look at the practical aspects of surgical procedures that are rarely discussed but essential to the smooth execution of every operation.
🔍 Key Highlights:
The strategic planning behind bathroom breaks during surgery.
The 'scrub out' and 'scrub in' process explained.
How surgeons prepare for long surgeries to minimize interruptions.
The role of teamwork in maintaining the flow of surgery.
👨⚕️👩⚕️ Whether you're a medical professional, a student, or simply curious about the intricacies of surgical practices, this video offers a unique glimpse into the discipline and organization that underpin successful surgeries.
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Hey Dr. Webb, thank you for this video! I've always wondered why don't surgeons sit during surgery? And what are some ways surgeons train to be standing for such long hours?
For some delicate operations, such as neurosurgery, the surgeon might be sitting. As far as I know
Compression socks help with standing for a long time. Also leg press exercises
I carry weight all the time, like 70lbs weighted blanked with me at all times, that way I am used to standing while being heavier than I actually am. Which is gonna happen sometimes because you are wearin lead
We can definitely sit during the surgery if a stool is available and a tech or circulating nurse can position it for us without contaminating the field. I’m 6’1 and am frequently the tallest one at the table so I’ll sit if possible. But in general you have to read the room and know what’s going on. Some procedures won’t allow for it, and some attending doctors “set the tone” which could make you feel kinda out of place if you were the only one sitting. Standing for long periods of time comes with training experience and comfy shoes as well haha
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Well some use dippers for extensive surgeries
What about hall passes?
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I've always wondered about that. Thanks!
Don't drink coffee before surgery 😂
Just admit you use a foley smh my head
Bro just admit you wear a diaper lol.
With the stress of a spine surgery it's not my bladder I'd be worried about!
I heard some doctors actually use a catheter for marathon brain surgery.
I love surgery but that’s wild 😂😂
Probably a myth
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😮 cool
do you got any big or stuff coming up like at a big hospital
mabey you can show the pre op
i always like to see the hall way in in the or will you show any more videos of what the team does as well in the or mabey but them on video
like before it all starts i whould love to see whats going on
During a whipple we had a whole lunch break 😂
I guess this explains why my mom’s surgery was so long
@@tabbycatcrume man they are like 8 hrs long to begin with. Longest cases I've been in so far.
@@The_hustletown_PA-C it freaked us out. We were in the waiting room starting around 7 am and we were the last ones there thinking that perhaps she had died and no one wanted to come out and tell us.
What's up Dr Webb. Hey bathroom is calling better to go than trying to hold it in. What about 🤔 an adult diaper 🧷🤔👍
Before RN school, I was a Surgical Tech. 😉 I would guess I’ve only had to scrub out about 2-3 times in those 3 years. Usually those were cases that took 7+ hours like an ALIF. My credit really goes to the surgeon because we at least get relief to eat, they would continue through an 8 or 9 hour procedure without eating or drinking anything. 🫣😬