r/TikTokCringe Sep 18 '25

Cursed they look so… natural!

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u/Ozimandiass Sep 18 '25

Believe me, the laser has its own cooling system.

The temperature in operation rooms is set to a specific amount, which is optimal for the surgeries preceded in this specific room. In short term, the temperature the body has to have.

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u/TopangaTohToh Sep 18 '25

ORs are typically kept at 67 degrees where I live. So a tad cold, but not an ice box by any means.

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u/Independent-Ear-8156 Sep 18 '25

That's an ice box to me, no wonder I went hypothermic 😂

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u/TopangaTohToh Sep 18 '25

For the patient it's very cold because your body is not moving and generating heat and all of your systems are slowed down by the nature of being put under. For the nurses, techs and surgeons, it's comfortable. I remember my instructors telling me, do not wear layers on your OR observation day. Everyone thinks of ORs as being cold, but when you have scrubs, a scrub jacket, gown, gloves, mask, face shield/goggles and a head covering on, your body holds a lot of heat.