| The orthopedist said: There is a fracture. |
| I have to operate
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| The anaesthetist said: Great. |
| Can you please explicate?
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| The orthopaedist said: There is a fracture. |
| I have to operate
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| The anaesthetist said: I see, you need an operation
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| But if I’m gonna do it. |
| I need some more information
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| The orthopaedist said: It’s a fracture with a rotation
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| The anaesthetist said: Ok, whose fracture is it?
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| A he or a she? |
| A heavyweight or a kleine?
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| The orthopaedist said: Whose fracture? |
| Of course it’s mine!
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| The anaesthetist said: But whom does the fracture belong to?
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| Young or old? |
| Any other lesions known?
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| The orthopaedist said: The fracture belongs to a bone!
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| The anaesthetist said: And who belongs to the bone?
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| The orthopaedist said: I get it. |
| She’s healthy. |
| Let’s see:
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| Diabetes, COPD and she’s 93
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| The anaesthetist said: Thank you! |
| Anything else?
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| The orthopaedist said: Well, she’s laid three days in the woods
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| So she is very fasted. |
| Isn’t that good?
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| The anaesthetist said: Anything about her heart?
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| The orthopaedist said: Oh yes, I have her ECG
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| And she has, let’s see: Ventricular asystole
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| The anaesthetist took a benzo and said: Ok
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| Her heart, «the blood pump», it’s stopped its beating
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| The orthopaedist said: Oh, but then there will be less bleeding?
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| The anaesthetist said: The best is: We need no intubation
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| Cause your lady’s breath is on an everlasting vacation
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| The orthopaedist was thinking of fracture stabilization
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| The anaesthetist said: She’ll go to post mortem examination
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| And then she’s off to funeral and cremation
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| The orthopaedist said: I’ll join her! |
| She needs an operation!
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| She needs an operation!
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| Yes, I need an operation! |