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Virtual Surgery Game

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okay this is a bit of fun - click the links on the page below to perform open heart surgery warning - it is not as easy as it looks - ended up having to call a lawyer!!!!:roll

virtual surgery

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Oh man...my ineptitude has ended a patient's life! I'll stick to oncology, thank you very much!!

I had to call 3 lawyers!!!

My lawyer calls me slasher! LOL!

I had to call a lawyer too.

Thanks for this link Gwenith. I shall be playing future games with it.

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Glad everyone enjoyed it!!

I did fine until I had to suture the skin, then I messed up and had to call my lawyer. I never could sew.

That was so cool! Had to call my lawyer :o I guess that's why I'm a nurse and not a surgeon! :)

Who wants to be a heart surgeon anyway? Based on that little exercise, I imagine their malpractice insurance in through the roof. No wonder they're so ill-tempered!

If you do it on intern its not so bad :rotfl:

Now, specialist.... Well, I'll pass that one over to my father :D

Dave

Great post and link! From the sounds of things I would rather be a lawyer!

Oh my gosh that was so fun, but i had to call my lawyer like 4 times. Did anyone get it right. lol this was a fun thing to do.

My lawyer from Dewey,Cheetum & Howe will handle that nasty little lawsuit.

:rotfl:

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