Yes I probably would, so I would better understand what's going on.
Also I might learn something, like I've heard that their are operating room checklist, that some hospitals are using and others aren't, where someone just watches and checks off everything that went in, and everything that went out. Seem simply (but costly for an extra employee in the room).
But the operations that weren't using them had a much higher percentage of accidentally leaving an object in the person's body... which sometimes is no problem, other times, they have to go back and retrieve the item at a later date. Knowing that was interesting and I thought helpful.
No thank you.
Yes I probably would, so I would better understand what's going on.
Also I might learn something, like I've heard that their are operating room checklist, that some hospitals are using and others aren't, where someone just watches and checks off everything that went in, and everything that went out. Seem simply (but costly for an extra employee in the room).
But the operations that weren't using them had a much higher percentage of accidentally leaving an object in the person's body... which sometimes is no problem, other times, they have to go back and retrieve the item at a later date. Knowing that was interesting and I thought helpful.
Yes, I did that. I'd recommend watching the videos "after" the the surgery.