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General Anesthesia
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I wish for new content
I feel it’s time for new content! Wish someone could produce more…
Dream scenario in my case would be gyno surgery, with or without a urine catheter, intubation and cpr.
Found some things, but for me, it feels like i have already seen it..
the next ones are from Brbclinic on X
Surgery prep, love it
LMA, my favourite
MedFet Q&A
I have previously answered a list like this, but now I feel like I want to make my own. It's easy, just reblog this post and answer the questions
- Light sedation or general anaesthesia?
- Mask ventilation or intubated?
- Whays your dream scenario?
- AED or actual paddles?
- Doctor or patient?
- ET tube or LMA?
- Have you ever roleplayed before?
- Do you own any equipment or supplies?
- Realistic or fantasy scenario?
- Hard or shallow CPR?
- Any surgical fantasies?
- Eyes taped or not during a surgery?
- What got you into medfet?
- Do you experience arousal from medfet?
I just had to answear it my self as well :P
- Generall anaesthesia
- Both, for different reasons
- A planned or emergency gyno surgery (depends). Patient is scared and anxious, having a fast heart rate. Preoxygenated with a mask and then given propofol to fall asleep. Intubated with a LMA. Placed in stirrups and prepped by washing the relevant area and draped in sterile surgical draping. Speculum inserted and cervix inspected..
- AED
- Patient
- LMA for sure!!
- Only by myself. Would love to be able to do it with someone
- IV and IV-tape, IV line, different oxygen mask/nasal tube, ecg electrodes, syringes
- Realistic, or realisticly fake
- Hard
- Mostly gyno or plastic surgery ( preferably breast surgery) or pehaps abdominal
- Depends, during anaesthesia its nice to see the patient anesthetised but with her eyes still opened.
- Having surgery as a kid sparked my interest for nursing and medicine. But sites like 911biomed and others made that spark grow stronger in my early twenties
- YES, whitout a doubt!
Holding tight
Holding the mask tight to her face, only letting anaesthesia gas pas down into her lungs. Making sure she is completely anesthetised before placing the breathing tube and continuing the preperations for surgery..
