When did you.....?

[SalOdyssey 441]

When were you knocked out?

In the Operating Room?

or

Before the Operating Room?

Just curious.

[jess9395 5,449]

OR

[cindyw41 761]

OR

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[WLSResources/ClothingExch 3,444]

In the OR. Otherwise, how would I have walked in from the prep area? No, really, walking was my preference. I'd have felt stupid being taken in by wheelchair when I was capable of walking.

It's my understanding and experience that a mild sedative is often given outside the OR. Unless there is an unusual circumstance, the OR crew needs the patient awake to say, "Move this way....Do this....Do that....How's this?"

[cassie1996 12]

OR, on the table. I had to walk back and then laid on the table.

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[OutsideMatchInside 10,166]

OR but they drugged me before so I was already chilled out. Xanax is the best.

[becomingmandikaye 262]

I was already sedated from the tap block, but i do remember they talked to me in the OR before knocking me completely out.

[mistycal 81]

The OR, after moving from the gurney to the small table...

[ocgirl15 667]

OR. I had to slide myself on the table.

[Bufflehead 6,358]

In the OR after I was transferred to the table. I was offered the pre-surgery tranquilizer (Versed) but declined. I didn't see any reason for it, for myself.

[sgc 538]

Operating room. I was wheeled in on a bed and then transferred to the table. I remember them strapping my arms in and then I woke up in the recovery room.

[PrinceVanHalen 97]

They gave me something to calm me and then they wheeled me in the OR. They moved me onto the operating table and that's the last thing I remember.

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[ssflbelle 829]

They wheeled me into the OR on the bed and I don't even remember moving onto the operating table. The last I remember I looked around the room and said all these people are for me and I was out. My next memory was being rolled through the doorway of my private room. I was told I was in surgery for 2 hours as I had 3 procedures done and in recovery for 3 hours.I spent 2 nights in the hospital.

[silverthreads 183]

They inserted the lines that they'd use for IVs in the preop /recovery room and might have given me some medication then but I don't think so. I walked into the OR, and they started their prep. In just a minute I remember them putting my arms out to my sides and hooking up an IV. That's all I remember! No scary mask and breathing in the gas like the movies... Waking up in post-op was uncomfortable for a few minutes. I remember thinking it was hard to breathe--just hard to draw air in my lungs. I said something and was reassured--and within a minute or two it was fine. Piece of cake.

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[SalOdyssey 441]

Good stuff everyone!! On my aborted surgery it was the OR too. Slid from stretcher to operating table.