some losers keeps posting right behind me

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...so....I've reviewed some of my posts over the last few weeks....and....I can't fu ckin believe it....

some stalker is like posting right behind just about every one of my posts....


Man....it's kinda scary.....

I hope it's not some kind of homo-stalking think.


I'm sure glad that ignore function works good.
 
Reading over those, I saw a post about blind nasal intubations..

How often do you use this, and in what situations is it ideal?


...so....I've reviewed some of my posts over the last few weeks....and....I can't fu ckin believe it....

some stalker is like posting right behind just about every one of my posts....


Man....it's kinda scary.....

I hope it's not some kind of homo-stalking think.


I'm sure glad that ignore function works good.
 
hey mil do you take screenshots with onenote?
 
Actually each one of these posts behind yours was specifically placed there to point out the stupidity in something you posted.
The only time when there will be no post of mine behind yours is when you post something that is not stupid which is very rare.
So, if you don't want to see my posts after yours why don't you try to be less stupid?
 
Yes, why don't you tell us about your choice to do blind nasal intubation under GA in a patient with an airway tumor and documented difficult intubation?
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Reading over those, I saw a post about blind nasal intubations..

How often do you use this, and in what situations is it ideal?
 
damn homo cyber stalker is at it again.....and with back to back posts.

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Reading over those, I saw a post about blind nasal intubations..

How often do you use this, and in what situations is it ideal?

Not frequently.....that's why when you DO get a chance to train...you should.

Ever get called to the ER....they have failed with attempting to intubate....airway is bloody...patient is starting to breath again....and the airway looks difficult.....PERFECT situation.


Or if you just CAN'T see with the bronchoscope because of blood or other reasons.

Everyone talks a good talk about how good they are with a scope, but unless you've done extensive training (think felllowship)....where your attending tells you to go to the lateral segment of the right middle lobe...and you go there in seconds and do a lavage .....it's just bragging about skills that you don't have.
 
So, elective asleep and paralyzed blind nasal intubation in a patient with an airway tumor and documented difficult intubation is not the ideal situation???

I thought that was what you were saying on the other thread!
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Ever get called to the ER....they have failed with attempting to intubate....airway is bloody...patient is starting to breath again....and the airway looks difficult.....PERFECT situation.
 
I wonder if you can get an internet restraining order. This gu(a)y is going nuts.....😱
 
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