Chandra Wilson Talks Medical Terms and Procedures

Can I pass medical school? Yeah. No, I couldn't pass medical school.

No, I can? Yeah. Have you seen the book?

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Come on, now. Come on, now?

Did I pass? Oh, the skin. Coding that their heart has stopped.

Cardiac arrest, right? No, no? V-fib? Myocardial infraction. That sounds beautiful.

I like the way you said that. I like a infraction.

No difference at all. What? What did you...

They both carry blood. Which direction? Which direction?

Which one carries blood away from the heart?

Veins. Artery. Vein. Arteries? Arteries. The arteries go away, the veins bring it back.

They are basically kinda contaminating themselves.

Right now. There you go. I said right now.

Uh, appendectomy. Mm-hmm. Some of them. Appendicitis.

What side of the abdomen- Right ... abdomen.

The coma scale that Glasgow uses. Yep. A laparoscopic is done with probes and a camera in slight incisions in the area without having to open, cut, pull back the brace, hands in.

Sometimes it's a little quicker, easier recovery, for the most part, but sometimes you gotta go in.

Sometimes you gotta cut like that. Hey, Cocoa Butter fam. It's Chandra Wilson.

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