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This is better than watching Springer. I'll start chanting now.

JERRY! JERRY! JERRY!

Who knew that having a tubed jammed up your ass to look for abnormalities could incite such passion about cleaning fecal matter off the lens of the camera.

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Irish, I do hope that your procedure turns out with a good result tomorrow.

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EV many thanks for the good wishes. Everything was okay. FYI for guys considering the procedure the cost at Clinica Biblica was $292.00. :D

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Oh, Berk can't even dance....and it appears is too involved with him/herself to know the difference between a "surgical tech" and someone who cleans shiit off of the lens and kinks....

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Oh, Berk can't even dance....and it appears is too involved with him/herself to know the difference between a "surgical tech" and someone who cleans shiit off of the lens and kinks....


There is no such thing as a "scrub" tech in which all they do is scrub things. The hole you are digging is getting deeper and deeper. A scrub tech is synonymous with a surgical tech in which both techs, like the surgeon, "scrub" or "scrub in" i.e. wash their hands and forearms with water, soap and a "scrub" brush prior to donning a sterile gown and gloves.

Why you want to keep on and dig the hole deeper is beyond me. :roll:

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There is no such thing as a "scrub" tech in which all they do is scrub things. The hole you are digging is getting deeper and deeper. A scrub tech is synonymous with a surgical tech in which both techs, like the surgeon, "scrub" or "scrub in" i.e. wash their hands and forearms with water, soap and a "scrub" brush prior to donning a sterile gown and gloves.

Why you want to keep on and dig the hole deeper is beyond me. :roll:

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I ain't responsible if you live in a backwater town with a backwater hospital where everyone is expected to be a jack of all trades and master of none....that's pretty much your choice.... :roll: Then again, I expect these posts and such count as continuing education for your "license"! :idea:

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There is no such thing as a "scrub" tech in which all they do is scrub things. The hole you are digging is getting deeper and deeper. A scrub tech is synonymous with a surgical tech in which both techs, like the surgeon, "scrub" or "scrub in" i.e. wash their hands and forearms with water, soap and a "scrub" brush prior to donning a sterile gown and gloves.

Why you want to keep on and dig the hole deeper is beyond me. :roll:

Berk....


I ain't responsible if you live in a backwater town with a backwater hospital where everyone is expected to be a jack of all trades and master of none....that's pretty much your choice.... :roll: Then again, I expect these posts and such count as continuing education for your "license"! :idea:


How's your Spanish? Keep diggin' in that Okie soil. :lol:

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The official title of the person at the Mayo Clinic is "Technical Assistant". Feel free to phone the HR section of Mayo and ask what the starting pay for this "Technical Assistant" is. They'll be happy to let you know.

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