Monday 1 August 2011

P's Cottage of Fetish Surgery- Part 2

M wheeled into the isolation area with a cart of items that would be used for the IV. She was also dressed in a pink isolation gown, pink bouffant, pink surgical mask, pink scrubs, pink flats, and of course the long pink latex gloves that P also adorned.  She then took a rubber strap off of the cart and managed to tie it around R’s arm. Slowly the veins In R’s entire arm became easily visible. She then took a pair of forceps with a cotton swab dipped in iodine and cleaned off the back of R’s hand where the IV was to be placed. After this was clean she grabbed the IV needle and delicately inserted it into one of the veins that were visible. One it was in all the way she grabbed a piece of tape and taped it down so it would not come loose. She then grabbed the IV tubing that was hanging from the IV rack on the side of R’s gurney and attached it to the IV port. Once she had taped the tubing down to make sure R wouldn’t be able to get it off she hooked the tubing up to the IV bag that was on the rack. The cold solution started to drip and went through the tubing into R’s arm. He felt a cold sensation as the IV worked its way up his arm. M then grabbed a syringe filled with a blue liquid off of her cart and placed it in the IV tube and pushed the fluid into R’s arm. By this point R had gotten very sleepy thanks to the anesthesia that P had been pumping into him via the ventilator, and now the blue liquid that M had inserted into his vein made him unconscious. At this point P began to remove the mask and tube that was being used for R to breath. She promptly strapped an anesthesia mask to his face so the machine could still breathe for him. P asked M to go get the intubation cart for her. While M left the isolation area to retrieve the cart P studied the monitors to make sure R was still stable. M now wheeled in a new cart bearing various intubation items. P now removed the mask and took the laryngoscope from M and started to slowly curl it down R’s throat. Then M passed her the ET tube which she then slid down the laryngoscope into place. She pulled the laryngoscope out and as M filled the tube’s cuff with a syringe she pulled the wire out from the tube. M then handed P the ambu bag that she had used earlier and attached it to the tube. M and P watched the monitors closely as P slowly squeezed the bag making R’s chest rise and fall once again. Once they were satisfied with the placement of the tube, P disconnected the ambu bag and M put the tube holder onto R. Its rigid plastic surrounded the tube and conformed to the area around R’s mouth, she then routed the rubber strap underneath R’s head and fastened it to each side of the tube holder. Now P was able to attach the ventilator tubing once again and R began inhaling the anesthesia once gain as the machine pushed it into his lungs. His life now depended upon a single tube in his throat. P and M now deemed that he was stable to transport to the operating room. They slowly unhooked R from the monitors< shutting them off so they would not raise an alarm. The last machine that was unhooked was the ventilator. P promptly attached the ambu bag to the ET tube once again and controlled R’s breathing with each squeeze. M now released the brake on the gurney and they slowly wheeled him out of the isolation area. They made a left and went through a set of double doors that R had not noticed previously. This led them down a hallway with few rooms leading off of it. Finally at the end of the hallway they wheeled him through a set of swinging doors that led them into a magnificently blue operating room. The operating room almost glimmered with its sterility. Without skipping a beat they wheeled him right beside the blue vinyl operating table and started to undo the restraints that were once holding R against his will. They were not doing anything now that R was unconscious and under the control of P and M.