Why do I wear my apple watch ⌚️ on my bicep?

[@AndreeaDiana]

2 questions/scenario I’m thinking off: no hate ilysm just curious af 1. what if you get a family emergency during a difficult surgery which distracts you from what you’re doing/you wanna leave and you feel like you can’t perform but still have to (can someone else scrub in for anything?) and 2. Would you ever remove the watch if you were doing a surgery that required a lot of precision and microscopic movements so the vibration doesn’t affect anything

[@Familylawgroup]

Have you tried using the voice commands for mobility impairment? It allows you to hear alerts and scroll via voice commands

[@amyjones2320]

Betsy~I already figured that out the 1st time I saw it. Thanks for explaining it to others. Amy Apex, NC 🇺🇸 It does also look cool!! 1:45

[@theresavitale5929]

Love your videos ❤

[@RiyaSingha-ej7lk]

Damn!!! You have been such an inspiration to me❤.....hoping to end up being a neurosurgeon like you......a fellow med school student reporting here.

[@lauraeaton5414]

With your gown on can you still see the watch or do you rely on the notification buzz.

[@1AlexanderCole]

I wear mine to keep track of my heart rate refereeing and playing hockey for about six hours a day. I don’t check it that often, but I haven’t been feeling well lately so I checked it the other day. It hasn’t been keeping track since February! 😡

[@M_SC]

What does close my rings mean?

[@janetatum8966]

My question exactly. Guessing a goals/fitness thing?

[@MistySprinkle-f4y]

Correct in apple’s fitness app the user sets fitness goals and when the tracker (the phone or a wearable such as her watch) senses enough steps to achieve the users preset fitness goal the apple fitness app displays that complete goal as a closed ring. If the preset goal is only partially met the app will display a partially complete ring.