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Anyone work in surgery? I have a ? for you.

I work in surgery and sometimes cases go long. But most of the cases are an hour or less. We don't get regularly scheduled breaks. How do I get my Water in? Anyone work in surgery and have a solution?

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I don't have an answer for you, but there's a decent chance you won't need one. Many of us are able to drink normally soon after surgery. In that case, it's not an issue. I can down a bottle of Water during my water breaks when I'm working out. You may be similarly fortunate.

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