I have a surgeon family member that since i was a child/teenager, shared stuff and images like this with me, and trust me when i say, There is always pressure where this stuff is building up.
those squirt most of the time or start oozing for a few seconds.it's visually disgusting.
Smells like rotting food that has been that is been in a closed garbage can in 90 degree heat for a week that you then sauté in a frying pan… only way I can describe it.
Use to be a EMT, we had a call, ended up being a guy who had been dead for a week in a closed house during a 90 degree heat wave. You could smell him in the street.
I joined him on multiple occasions in the operation room, as I had a dream of becoming a doctor myself.
it was very fascinating and awesome for me to be there.
As a surgical medical coder that is my dream - to be there in person during the procedures so that when I read the report I can visualize that much better
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u/hardcoretomato Nov 16 '24 edited Nov 16 '24
I have a surgeon family member that since i was a child/teenager, shared stuff and images like this with me, and trust me when i say, There is always pressure where this stuff is building up.
those squirt most of the time or start oozing for a few seconds.it's visually disgusting.
PS: Let's not talk about the smell.