The Anesthesiologist Goes to Therapy

Most problems can be solved with a drape

[DGlaucomflecken]

Hey thanks for watching. Make sure you subscribe. It gives me the motivation to send more doctors to therapy.

[casparvoncampenhausen]

Asking the surgeon how their work/life balance is after a ten hour session is pretty savage, ngl

[pochopmartin]

As an anesthesiologist I've been waiting for this one with bated breath. You sir, did not disappoint. The passive aggression, the hiding behind the drapes as a conflict resolution strategy, the coffee manifestation, and the breaks, oh god the breaks. Your insight never ceases to amaze me. I was dying laughing from second 1 😂

[tickley]

Having only ever been on the patient end, the anesthesiologist was my best friend for an hour and my fiercest advocate in the OR. The surgeon is the genie that fixes the thing but the anesthesiologist is the warm safety blanket.

[emmagal]

Anesthesia is easily my favourite character. If I was a doctor, I would be an anesthesiologist just because of these sketches. It's probably a good thing I'm not a doctor, because I don't think doctors are supposed to choose specialties based on comedy skits.

[vivimaze]

My father in law was a General Practitioner who actually went back to school so he could pursue his dreams of not having to talk to his patients- I mean become an anesthesiologist.

[shinomri]

He passed up a break? That's progress... You never pass up a break!

[nancylindsay]

I still remember the anesthesiologist for my tonsillectomy when I was 8 years old. As I lay on the table, he dashed into the OR, said, "hello Peanut!", and in passing tweaked my nose so hard it hurt. I'm 69 now; that guy really made an impression on me.

[rosyreverie]

“We don’t make fun of people’s difficult airways” has me dying 😂

[YasaiDayo]

As an OR/ER Floating nurse, I love hanging out with Anethesia. They almost always pay for lunch! 🥰

[AmandaMcCarterWrites]

The facial expressions in this one are so on point. Had a really good laugh at the end.

[Uufda]

Omg you could do a couples counseling one with Anaesthesia and Surgery lmaooo

[vixenoftheseas]

The anaesthetists tag-teaming therapy sessions is the ultimate. This is peak humour. Snort laughed my deaf neighbour awake

[violetstarrlight]

CRNA here. Any time the surgeon gripes at me (especially near the end of the case) “Anesthesia! The patient is moving” I usually always say “that’s a sign of life, doctor” before raising my drapes higher.

[needletooth]

I’’ve been a circulating nurse in the OR for 10+ years and this is SO TRUE! Every single part of it. Sometimes the scrub and I make a game of counting the times anesthesia takes a break throughout the day. We keep a running tally of that, as well as the number of instruments dropped by the surgical team. 😆

[LadyRad]

I used to love the anesthesiologists. Whenever I was in there doing a case with them they always had the best conversation about all the great things they were doing. They always had great work/life balance!😂👍

[NikkiandNonna]

When I got my C Section, the anesthesiologist was so kind to me. I was shivering violently from the juice and how freezing it was in the room. He put his hand on my head to tell me I'm doing great and it was so warm. I was like "keep it there" 😂 he was so kind

[lilbatz]

I would become an anesthesiologist just to have coffee materialize wherever I go. ☕💀

[kristendarden]

Always so on point. When is the Interventional Radiologist getting added to the mix? They could be "radiology" just also wearing lead. Also, perfect time of year to introduce IR. Everyone knows the closer it is to Christmas, the "safer a procedure is with image guidance." (also applies to after 5pm, weekends, and less major holidays.)

[ebubechiibegbula]

As an anaesthesia resident this is so on point especially the teasing of surgeons about their terrible work life balance.... especially those General & Neurosurgeons 🤣