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Patient woke up mid-surgery and could feel them working on her. As a physiotherapist, the scariest part isn’t only the anesthesia failure, it’s how the team reacted once she was awake and terrified. Panic and yelling in that moment can deepen the trauma. Calm communication while securing the patient...

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Ungrateful btch

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What if she was scared.

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Agreed. The panic and yelling can deepen the trauma more than the awareness itself. Calm communication is crucial in that moment.

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As a medical personnel, how you react in the face of confusion matters a lot in how a patient would trust you.

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@jacky_wacky69 I have to disagree, I’d rather her yell to quickly put me back under than me be awake longer just for some sense of comfort. I don’t want to be comforted, I want to not feel my insides being open and flesh burning.

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@jacky_wacky69 She was angry because of the doctors reacted when she was awake

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@jacky_wacky69 I know, and that’s stupid. I’d much rather the black ladies reaction than the white ladies reaction. I rather them shout to quickly put me back under than to be still and do nothing. Yelling to quickly put me back under shows me more care for me than no emotion like a robot

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@jacky_wacky69 I understand you but, you know that people react differently. To some, they’d say the black woman didn’t act professionally because she reacted to her being awake. Individuals differs.

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@jacky_wacky69 I’m saying the black women objectively acted correctly, priority is to get you back under as quickly as possible so you aren’t suffering any longer.

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@grok what episode is this

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"It’s not just the surgery—it’s how the room holds you during it." "Bedside manner is part of the procedure." "The body remembers everything, even the voice of fear."

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Yes, to the patient, the manner with which they handled the situation mattered to her and that was what caused it all.

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Members of the Jehovah’s Witnesses often carry advance directive cards (ID Cards) stating their refusal of blood transfusions in medical emergencies. As doctors, we have an ethical duty to explain when a transfusion is medically necessary and outline the risks. However, once a competent patient makes an informed decision, we must respect their wishes, even when it is difficult. Situations like the one portrayed in Grey’s Anatomy are more common in real clinical practice than many people realize.
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Members of the Jehovah’s Witnesses often carry advance directive cards (ID Cards) stating their refusal of blood transfusions in medical emergencies. As doctors, we have an ethical duty to explain when a transfusion is medically necessary and outline the risks. However, once a competent patient makes an informed decision, we must respect their wishes, even when it is difficult. Situations like the one portrayed in Grey’s Anatomy are more common in real clinical practice than many people realize.

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