Surgical Scrub

[@mikebee6530]

Thank you so much for this. I'm really thinking of going to school next year for Surgical Tech and these videos help so much get an insight to a lot of aspects of the position, thank you

[@BlenDanielEPSATreasurer]

thank you so much for your brief explanation..... i really enjoy videos related to surgery. keep it up Dr😍😍😍

[@glindabustamante447]

Exactly what I needed. Thank you!!!!

[@rosyneo160]

The only dr till now i have watched doing it the right way man thank u so much we appreciate u❤

[@mentosandcola9534]

Hello doctor, thank you for your lessons.. If we do have abrasions, what happens? Are we still allowed to work in this environment?

[@SurgicalCounts]

Yes. Usually you just need to cover them with Dermabond or Tegaderm. Any sort of dressing that sort of seals off the area.

[@wordwoman9900]

Oh, thank goodness. I'm a rock climber, a klutz, and a cat owner. Rare is the day I don't have a small scratch! Guess I invest in dermabond... @@SurgicalCounts

[@jingsum9613]

I guess some people needs to study in medical field to really understand why we have to keep the water running 😅 anyways, thank you for this video!

[@عبدالرحمن-ر2ك5ك]

Waaaaater

[@weaamsh6964]

Thanks for the vid real helpful, but the waaaaaaaaaaaaaaater😵

[@monjumanarabegum]

Great tutorial! But, A lot of water wasted!

[@yeah7620]

water wastage

[@riyoan_me]

I'm sorry ha, pero nabo-bother ako dun sa tubig na nasasayang.

[@Emrass]

Normal lang yan sa medical field para ma make sure na sterile talaga