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| General surgeon, MD |
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| General anesthetist, MD |
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UndergroundKing
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Stoner
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Cause i'm the best
And no i'm not positive, i'm definite
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schembri92
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General anesthetist. a GP pretty much perscribes u pain killers.
the other guy can mess up and kill u-
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handsfree
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Anesthetists are a different race.
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ay no mames!
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Kyle92
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tough call. theyd prolly be less mad at the surgeon cuz of what they were doin. but idk
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marshmellowman
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They both have their difficulties. My dad's a consultant anaesthetist, so I know the sort of stuff he deals with, and while it may not be as physically demanding (you're not the one cutting open the patient) they still have stress to deal with. They need to make sure the right dosage of anaesthetic is given so that they won't die but won't be awake, look out for the patients vitals and monitor their conditions, etc. Surgeons have to make sure that they don't fuck anything up with the patient and make sure they stay alive.
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dramaqueenxoxo
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Anesthetist, I remember reading that way more can go wrong at their hands, than at the surgeon's hands.
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If nothing we do matters
then all that matters is what we do.
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They both have their difficulties. My dad's a consultant anaesthetist, so I know the sort of stuff he deals with, and while it may not be as physically demanding (you're not the one cutting open the patient) they still have stress to deal with. They need to make sure the right dosage of anaesthetic is given so that they won't die but won't be awake, look out for the patients vitals and monitor their conditions, etc. Surgeons have to make sure that they don't fuck anything up with the patient and make sure they stay alive.
