Hospital In Patient Experience

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• JH

  @Jhonethegreatest · 1 year ago

  Doing operation to a mannequin with attached 360-cam on the head is crazy

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• TR

  @trainiartlikestrains · 4 years ago

  Josh was a mannequin

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• MO

  @morganstrachan1526 · 2 years ago

  I had a few surgeries in my life but the most memorable one when I was 9 years old getting my second heart surgery and seeing this video was exactly what I went through at the hospital

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• DE

  @DeadRaymanWalking · 2 years ago

  I recall having my first surgery in a hospital when I was 25. I was frightened when I learned I would have an IV, and therefore I was spooked. I had never been given an IV. In the OR, I was able to get on the operating table while the doctors and such were making preparations for my surgery. They allowed me to listen to the music on my iPod in the OR (as the sound of medical devices are prone to freaking me out) - and I also had my Chococat plush who was dressed in khaki pants and a lab coat. Hearing “pick out your favorite dream” reminded me of what I wanted to dream about during my surgery in 2011 - and I wanted to dream about Sonic the Hedgehog games.

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• PE

  @Petertheconcertpianist92 · 2 years ago

  So I've had many operations in my life. One of them was when I was six years old. It was a soft palate operation. I was born with a cleft lip, and cleft palate as well as many other conditions. Due to my life in and out of hospitals, I was always interested in the equipment used. Well in the hospital that Monday morning, I woke up and was playing with the suction system on the wall. The container was empty, and there was clean tubing on the regulator, so it wasn't contaminated equipment obviously. They took me to Preop and I remember I was sitting on Mom's lap, and the anesthesiologist came to hook me up to the pulse oximeter, (The device with the red light on it). NOW I LOVE THOSE!!! Always have! ALWAYS WILL!!! So I was sitting there stairing at the light, and I'm legally blind, and can see very little, so I was holding this probe up near my eye to see it. Mom was singing me "Grandma Got Ran Over By A Raindeer!"  All the while I'm enjoying myself looking at the pulse oximeter's red light on my finger. And when the Anesthesiologist came to  see me, What do I ask? "Is there a suction machine where you're taking me?" I kid you not! I had a massive fascination with those. LOL! I asked him, and he said "We do." I thought I could go back there and play with it before surgery. I was given some Versed most likely because I have no memory of going back there, only a very dim memory of being on the operating table.  Next thing I know was sitting up in recovery, and the nurse told me to lie back down, and then I went down a hallway to my room, and heard my IV pump beeping on the way down to my room. I don't remember actually entering my hospital room, but do remember the croup tent they put me in later, as I wanted to know what the hissing sound was. And I always wanted to know about those since then, and finally saw one and got in one in 2017, when a Respiratory Therapist took me to the hospital to see one. I had always thought that blue corrugated tubing went into those tents, but BOY WAS I WRONG!!!! I was WRONG BIG TIME!!! The hoses they put in the croup tent are VERY large bore.  I also had quite the fascination with the operation of the Blood Pressure Monitor that they checked my blood pressure with. So surgery being nerve wracking to me? NO!!! NOT AT ALL!!!

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• TE

  @TempestRobloxYouTube · 2 months ago

  I hate hospitals because the thought of being completely vulnerable and defenseless while a bunch of people do stuff to you and if you try to fight it won't end well for you this is why hospitals are my biggest fear the main reason being the fact your completely defenseless

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• FI

  @Fishymcfish47 · 2 years ago

  Ok one small inaccuracy is you usually don’t remember the operating room

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• BU

  @buddyr3 · 1 year ago

  If anybody was  wondering what numbing cream is called the name is Elma cream or Elma Max both are different strength they also have freezing spray feel really cold but numbs area instantly! You get both creams with prescriptions!

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• YO

  @Youtube221B · 1 year ago

  Their bedside manner is good. Sounds so authentic.

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• KE

  @kenzieisaacs4643 · 3 years ago

  I had mouth surgery when I was in middle school & I very much remember one of the nurses telling me “let’s get a warm blanket for you” then the feeling of a very warm blanket was put onto me and I was out when I woke up I saw a nurse in front of me saying “well hi” but it was very blurry & I was kinda out of it

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• VC

  @vC0sm0 · 1 year ago

  I just had my first surgery for a ligament reconstruction and I was literally terrified, and even that is a understatement. I had no idea what was going to happen and I was scared if I was going to wake up while it was happening or if I wasn't going to wake up at all. But when they took me back to the OR, I was still really scared and they already gave me a IV beforehand so I was feeling really fuzzy too, which is probably why I can't remember anything from that day, except holding a doctor's hand, feeling her rubbing mine with hers, breathing in that mask and that was it. You don't feel it when u go to sleep, it's like a really crazyily smooth transition and then it was over and I woke up

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• MA

  @mattthebassboy · 2 years ago

  Josh is one brave man

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