(English) Hospital manager Dorothy chats with a nurse in the hospital corridor. Suddenly Dorothy doubles over with a strong abdominal pain. She tries to deal it but soon collapses. The nurse immediately calls for help. Dorothy ends up in the pre-OP area being prepped for surgery. The nurse checks her vitals and places a pink bouffant cap onto her head and an O2 mask onto her face. Dorothy is then rolled into the OR. They hook her up to the heart monitor and place the BP cuff. The black rubber mask is placed, she breathes deeply, starts counting back from 10. She is intubated with an LMA and...

(English) Hospital manager Dorothy chats with a nurse in the hospital corridor. Suddenly Dorothy doubles over with a strong abdominal pain. She tries to deal it but soon collapses. The nurse immediately calls for help. Dorothy ends up in the pre-OP area being prepped for surgery. The nurse checks her vitals and places a pink bouffant cap onto her head and an O2 mask onto her face. Dorothy is then rolled into the OR. They hook her up to the heart monitor and place the BP cuff. The black rubber mask is placed, she breathes deeply, starts counting back from 10. She is intubated with an LMA and her tube and eyes affixed with tape. The surgery proceeds, (many camera angles with closeups). The surgeon pauses the operation when she finds an ovarian cyst. They must remove this too immediately but the patient's BP starts falling and soon she flat lines. The med team starts CPR immediately and the defibrillator is charged but there are no responses after the first round. Following a few cycles the patient’s pulse returns and the med team stabilizes her condition. Now they can finish the surgery. They extubate her and transport her to the post op ICU. In the post Op ICU the nurse helps Dorothy to wake up and tells her the situation with her new found complication. She reacts coolly. A multiple locations story line surgery clip with symptoms, LMA, black rubber mask, surgery action scenes, CPR defibrillations. A must see clip for all OR, medical and surgery fans!