@@Jay2423M On my consent I wrote wrist access only. I had talked to my Cardiologist and he initialed along with the nurse in pre op saying no groin access. They then gave me medicine. I was aware of what was going on. The scrub started to remove my gown to prep me. I advised her and the nurse that the doctor said he would use my wrist and no groin. The scrub told me she didn't care what was on my consent and she was prepping my groin, removed my gown exposing me to in the room. I protested and she made ridiculed me. Not the first time a female support staff forced my exposure to them. I will never go to the hospital again. If you want to be a scrub respect the paying customers wishes. The medical business tries to con people to get procedures and tests done just to make the big dollars.
@@msks723 right.. I find that hard to believe but whatever you say I think yes some are like that but over these people act 100% professionally. I have had so many procedures and surgeries that shit doesn't even phase me. and so what if I get a little bit exposed I would say most people act professionally and i could care less if someone sees my boobs. I recently went for a CT, through the ER (long story) but as i was going onto the CT bed my gown started to flap open and fall the male tech quickly helped me out. :-) I was not embarrassed or anything. I have had male CNA's attach EKG leads. Every time he was professional and told me what he was going to do like i have to go under your left breast.. I think a nurse was in the room at the same time but i was in extreme pain so I don't recall.
This is my dream career
Good
Do they use stethoscopes???
Yes of course i am studying in second year cvs
@@vishalsonawane3519 is it difficult? Im fairly smart and interested in this job but also leaning towards pediatrician
I don't want techs or nurses of opposite gender. Been there, totally humiliated, disrespected for my modesty.
Why is that? This will be my future career and i would like to know
@@Jay2423M On my consent I wrote wrist access only. I had talked to my Cardiologist and he initialed along with the nurse in pre op saying no groin access. They then gave me medicine. I was aware of what was going on. The scrub started to remove my gown to prep me. I advised her and the nurse that the doctor said he would use my wrist and no groin. The scrub told me she didn't care what was on my consent and she was prepping my groin, removed my gown exposing me to in the room. I protested and she made ridiculed me. Not the first time a female support staff forced my exposure to them. I will never go to the hospital again. If you want to be a scrub respect the paying customers wishes. The medical business tries to con people to get procedures and tests done just to make the big dollars.
@@msks723 Oh man what an experience. If I ever achieve this job I will not let them take advantage of me. Thank you for your story
@@msks723 Did you report that? That is directly against HIPAA, they can get sued for that.
@@msks723 right.. I find that hard to believe but whatever you say I think yes some are like that but over these people act 100% professionally. I have had so many procedures and surgeries that shit doesn't even phase me. and so what if I get a little bit exposed I would say most people act professionally and i could care less if someone sees my boobs. I recently went for a CT, through the ER (long story) but as i was going onto the CT bed my gown started to flap open and fall the male tech quickly helped me out. :-) I was not embarrassed or anything. I have had male CNA's attach EKG leads. Every time he was professional and told me what he was going to do like i have to go under your left breast.. I think a nurse was in the room at the same time but i was in extreme pain so I don't recall.