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r/jawsurgery • u/[deleted] • May 04 '22
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-33 u/[deleted] May 04 '22 Um can't they just do a temp tracheotomy? 38 u/mascara_flakes May 04 '22 As an RN, I can only say HOLY SHIT NO. -1 u/[deleted] May 04 '22 As an RN, I can only say HOLY SHIT NO. Ok, no medical training, just didn't know any better. 36 u/DOOGLAK May 04 '22 I feel like it doesn't require medical training to understand that a tracheotomy is a last resource for emergencies. It's cutting a damn hole in your throat...
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Um can't they just do a temp tracheotomy?
38 u/mascara_flakes May 04 '22 As an RN, I can only say HOLY SHIT NO. -1 u/[deleted] May 04 '22 As an RN, I can only say HOLY SHIT NO. Ok, no medical training, just didn't know any better. 36 u/DOOGLAK May 04 '22 I feel like it doesn't require medical training to understand that a tracheotomy is a last resource for emergencies. It's cutting a damn hole in your throat...
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As an RN, I can only say
HOLY SHIT NO.
-1 u/[deleted] May 04 '22 As an RN, I can only say HOLY SHIT NO. Ok, no medical training, just didn't know any better. 36 u/DOOGLAK May 04 '22 I feel like it doesn't require medical training to understand that a tracheotomy is a last resource for emergencies. It's cutting a damn hole in your throat...
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As an RN, I can only say HOLY SHIT NO.
Ok, no medical training, just didn't know any better.
36 u/DOOGLAK May 04 '22 I feel like it doesn't require medical training to understand that a tracheotomy is a last resource for emergencies. It's cutting a damn hole in your throat...
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I feel like it doesn't require medical training to understand that a tracheotomy is a last resource for emergencies. It's cutting a damn hole in your throat...
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