How to treat the behavior of medical staff playing mobile phones on the operating table?

This is ridiculous. The patient is still sitting in bed for surgery, and the medical staff is playing with the mobile phone next to it, which will make the patient very uncomfortable and uneasy.

Sorry about the doctor's trust. Michelle Ye recorded a video about his failed operation. Because he is talking about minor surgery, without general anesthesia, the organs can still feel uncomfortable. At the beginning of the operation, the doctor had separated a part of his body. Unexpectedly, the nurse prepared the medicine, so he had to endure the pain and wait for the nurse to fix it. During the operation, she found that the medical staff were playing with mobile phones, and she felt very angry. For onlookers, I also think that such medical staff are simply irresponsible. We lie in the operating room and put our lives in the hands of these medical staff and doctors, but they repay our patients with mobile phones and other means, which simply betrays our trust in him. Such a person is not worthy of being a doctor.

Second, personal real experience! I experienced this kind of thing once, and I was very angry at that time. In the summer vacation of my sophomore year, I came home with appendicitis and was sent to the hospital for surgery that night. At that time, the doctor may have just returned from a business trip in Xinjiang, so he shared his experience with others during the whole operation. Speaking of excitement, he also asked the medical staff next to him to show photos to everyone with their mobile phones. I didn't have general anesthesia at that time, so I could always hear them talking. I am always nervous when I hear these medical staff sharing their trip to Xinjiang. I am not happy, but I hate them in my heart.

I have to spit out that some medical staff are really irresponsible now. Maybe some minor operations are nothing to them, but they are very important to our patients. Therefore, I implore these medical staff to understand the feelings of our patients and not to do such excessive things during the operation.