Surgery gone rogue
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Definitely a not so common FML... Awesome :-) I'd be ******** bricks too dude jobs are scarce right now...
That would be the fault of the anesthesiologist. Not yours. You have nothing to worry about
Exactly what I was going to write. Go and yell at your gas man for not sorting the propofol out. That's his job!
If she does; say she was out of it and doesn't know what she's talking about.
I worked for a doctor who was a general in the Army, every other word that came out of him was a curse word. They all curse.. But he was an excellent doctor an overall good guy.
I hope I never get a surgery performed on me by you.
This is exactly what's wrong with the medical system. Regardless of whose fault it was (I'm guessing the anesthesiologist), OP does not care about the fact that the girl woke up and possibly had a very traumatizing experience. All he's worried about is his job. I have no problem with a surgeon swearing. I have a problem with them not caring about how their patient feels. To those of you saying he probably was just worried about her, he made it very clear that he wasn't. Put yourself in the situation of the girl who was on the table.
It's ******* people like you that make people like him need to worry about their jobs.
I never said he should be reported. I don't care that he cursed, and I realize it wasn't his fault that she woke up. That doesn't change the fact that he expressed in his FML that he was concerned about nothing more than his job without mentioning any concern for the patient's experience.
What do you want him to say? "today, while performing a surgery on a little girl, she woke up and may be traumatized for life. FML" cuz that makes sense.
To everyone admonishing OP for cursing and being unprofessional, have you never, ever cursed while working? Performing surgery, especially on a child, would be EXTREMELY stressful in my opinion. So OP let a few curses slip when the girl woke up- so what? If I were her parents, I would focus on the fact that he got her put back under so she wasn't in pain, and that she was alive by the end of it.
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Flash her one of those things from Men In Black.
Surgery must be pretty stressful. There's a lot of pressure involved. If anyone should be allowed to swear at work, it should be a surgeon.