Anesthesia Receives Bad News

A light day in the OR

[temi]

I loved that before he even finished the "who's operating right-"
My mind went "Johnathan. Johnathan is operating right now"

And that signature nod proved me damn right😂

[shrirammahabal]

Honestly at this point I'd feel more comfortable with Jonathan treating me than the ophthalmologist

[DGlaucomflecken]

This video is completely incomprehensible to anybody seeing my content for the first time.

[Ctrl_alt_em]

Jonathan could run the hospital single-handedly. He won’t, he’s to loyal to Ophthalmology to leave him, but he could.

[SolPhantasmagoria]

_Was attending a job the other day, we'd got to see a patient, an ex-nurse, who was generally okay, but needed some help prehospital, I was introduced as the "Loyal Scribe." Naturally, I did the Jonathan nod. Everyone got the joke immediately._

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🤣🤣
My mom is an anesthesiologist. She recently quit her job at the hospital and now works at a private ophthalmology clinic. The first two weeks of working there she would just come home and stare into space for half an hour, then she told me to forget pediatrics and become ophthalmologist. I can see why now

[yotamophir]

During my opthalmology rounds, the surgeon played abit too much with the extraocular muscles and triggered the oculocardiac reflex! The patient's pulse went straight to zero, and the anesthesiologist, without a care in the world, gave a shot of atropine and went back to solve his puzzles😂.

This was actually the first time I thought about going to anesthesiology, because the fact that in less then a millisecond, the anesthesiologist understood exactly what was the problem and gave the right medication without a second thought, seemed so cool to me!

[KuroiXHF]

I loved how Jonathan just scribed his way into all of our hearts.

[chadpunte]

I really envy how capable this man is at performing multiple characters to such a level of perfection that even at a glance you immediately recognize them.

[winkywoman]

A new surgeon came into the OR today and no one knew who he was, but he had the nice leather messenger bag, a spring in his step and looked like he’d gotten a full nights sleep with his non-OR scrubs on walking down the -wrong- hall very confidently.

Someone asked me who that doc was and I -knew- it had to be the ophthalmologist. He reeked of work life balance.

[philipplichtenberger]

This is a 100% accurate depiction of how any anesthetist will react to having to work a day in opthalmology.

[viktor]

If I were the patient, I'd feel damn secure going into surgery knowing that Jonathan is watching over me.

[ryexrachel]

as someone who has *had* cataract surgery...
Thank the gods for good anesthesiologists.
they have to do the operation while your conscious and the process is absolutely terrifying, but I was kept calm because drugs.

[AznJsn]

I’m very thankful that I get to go into the operating room with the ophthalmologist who I scribe for. But I don’t get to do nearly as much as Jonathan. I just stand in the back, do all of her documentation, then carry her from one OR to the next on my back to keep her from touching the unsterile floor.

[jackoftradeshome]

This is your best one to date. Laughed like crazy. The Jonathan twist was a given but still it was masterfully executed.

[Youropinionmatterslittle]

I'm just a dumb sack of taters from the south. But you sir are one of a kind. Accomplished ophthalmologist, cancer crusher, and astounding actor. My emotions were all over the place. Well done, very well done.

[zoeshimizo]

I instantly knew that Jonathan was filling in, what a legend!

[greninjafw]

Jonathan really board certified in everything

[Manatherindrell]

Somewhere out there is a real life ophthalmologist's scribe with the name Johnathan, and he either loves your videos or loathes them.

[Clanky]

Anesthesia slowly and fearfully emerging from the drapes was funnier than I anticipated