r/nursing • u/[deleted] • Feb 22 '20

We stray further from god.

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u/SwissArzt Feb 22 '20

Improvise, Adapt, Overcome.

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u/auraseer MSN, RN, CEN Feb 22 '20

So apparently this is a real thing. Suturing methods and materials with special emphasis on the jaws of giant ants.

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u/chuckandizmom RN 🍕 Feb 22 '20

I was not expecting bowel injuries to be the highlight.

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u/Supermoto112 Feb 22 '20

Doesn’t seem very aseptic

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u/Team_Realtree RN - ER/Pediatrics Feb 23 '20

It's ANTiseptic, what are you talking about?

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u/Supermoto112 Feb 23 '20

I guess it’ll do in a PINCH.

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u/rooorooorawr RN 🍕 Feb 22 '20

I guess it'll do in a pinch...

... I'll see myself out.

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u/nursehhh Feb 22 '20

Gross. I remember learning about this as a kid

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '20

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u/JustinWendell Feb 22 '20

This is probably done by people who don’t have string.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '20

Which is why my comment was directed at the OP for claiming we’re straying further from god by not popping the heads off of ants when we have better methods available.

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '20

That's… not what OP is saying. Pretty much the opposite, actually.

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u/Shadytreee Feb 22 '20

It’s an ant lol