Um. Nah, I'm good, thanks.
Posted Aug 20, 2019, 11:42 PM UTC
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This is not the feature creep I was hoping for.
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Hah! Damn, missed that one.
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First step toward medic profession gameplay? :-D
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dayyum the details
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You never know!!!
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Can I have a referral code? I'm about to purchase.
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I'll pm it to you if you really want it.
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You might need them by the time the game finishes.
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The level of details is insane
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Mmmm My favorite
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Just because I suspect confusion: Those would be used to start an IV. Unrelated to urinary catheters. A catheter is just any plastic tube. :)
I'm not taking any chances!
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It's also why it starts bleeding when people simply pull out the catheter.. My grandpa did that. After he did it a few times he had trouble keeping his pee in for the rest of his life.
Edit: I came to make a pun and then forgot about it. Needles to say I'm going to correct that error.
I like you.
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:D
Although sometimes there are things called suprapubic catheters where they place a needle from your abdomen into your bladder in order to drain it in an emergency if a regular catheter is unsuccessful! :D
Some people also have long term supra pubic catheters. They make a permanent fistel/stoma where a supra pubic catheter can be in situ for 6 weeks untill it needs to be exchanged for a new one. Regular nurses can change this catheter. But if a catheter is out by accident a new one needs to be inserted in two to three hours or the Fistel can close up.
This is correct! 18 gauges too.
Not to be confused with Cathcarters ;o)
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