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[@yolandak9561]

Excellent presentation!

[@andreaf5765]

How long does it take to lose the nerves when starting and working with the doctors?

[@carlcarlson3198]

i would say one operation is enough

[@tyreechawkins9904]

It's painful because I really hate messing with the needles

[@antonitobendrito2243]

Lifetime long bruv

[@angelagarrity8274]

At least a year

[@tusaludoficial]

Love your videos thank you

[@abbosasrorov1597]

Thank you a lot. This information to be benificial for me.

[@ElizabethAkpan-ss7jf]

I love the video I will like to learn more

[@ziauddin7948]

i have used misquito clamp , larger curved tip clamp , & suture holder while doing procedures on my patients # 👍 🇵🇰

[@DrshahG]

Probably best lesson if working with mute consultants. If they can speak its easier to just tell them "say the word forceps thanks"

[@renubam4547]

😂😂

[@dan-therreraa9738]

Thanks for the information, really a good video❤

[@minhhop3208]

If you wait to see the surgeon signals to request any instruments means you are behind !!!!!!!!!! You must anticipate what is the next step to hand the sugeon exactly what they need !!! They don’t have time to give you signals !!!!!!!

[@NyaMoon_]

Is that really the standard where you live? Cause even the old and experienced OR nurses I’ve worked with can’t read minds 😂 plus did you use your brain? Apparently not… Cause people need to learn and this video isn’t aimed for experienced professional lmaooooo

[@Learning-Easy-20]

So useful for me 🎉❤

[@sivamech9140]

Good review guys🙂

[@elizabethchaidez6296]

Great video

[@wholeNwon]

There is a reason for hand signals rather than speaking.

[@petrahanusova3929]

Please, what is the box with the numbers for?

[@cuddigary1982]

Suture and you can use it to track how much local you've used.

[@petrahanusova3929]

@@cuddigary1982 Thanks 🙂

[@eldenizmemmedov9167]

Very informative.thanks

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