I’m not saying they don’t deserve it, obviously I know they have our lives between their hands. To my knowledge, they base their calculations around our weights and heights. What else makes it so difficult?
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It’s not just about weight and height. Anesthesiologists have to perfectly dose powerful drugs, monitor vital signs, and react immediately to any complications. They also handle patients with varying health conditions, allergies, and responses to medications. It’s serious business if something goes wrong. Think of it like playing a high-stakes game of Operation, but if you mess up, it’s not a buzzing noise, it’s someone’s life.
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