Fun with ERGe Surgery

What does ERGe stand for?

• Enterprise Resource Generation and Evaluation

• Enterprise Resource Governance and Engagement

• Enterprise Resource Growth and Engagement

• Enterprise Resource Governance and Efficiency

Is ERGe surgery for kids or adults?

• ERGe surgery is primarily for infants.

• ERGe surgery is only for children.

• ERGe surgery is for both kids and adults equally.

• ERGe surgery is primarily for adults.

What is the main purpose of ERGe surgery?

• To remove kidney stones.

• To perform heart bypass surgery.

• To treat conditions related to the bile ducts, pancreas, and gallbladder.

• To enhance digestive enzyme production.

Can you name a tool used in ERGe surgery?

• Bandage

• Syringe

• Scalpel

• Endoscope

Is ERGe surgery done in a hospital?

• No, ERGe surgery is performed at home.

• Yes, ERGe surgery is done in a hospital.

• Yes, ERGe surgery is only done in outpatient clinics.

• ERGe surgery is done in a doctor's office.

What do doctors wear during ERGe surgery?

• Casual clothing and sneakers

• Lab coats and safety goggles

• Regular street clothes and hats

• Surgical scrubs, gloves, masks, and gowns.

How long does ERGe surgery usually take?

• Overnight procedure

• 1 to 3 hours

• 5 to 6 hours

• 30 minutes

Do patients need to stay overnight after ERGe surgery?

• Not necessarily; it depends on the patient's condition.

• Patients must always stay overnight after ERGe surgery.

• All patients can go home the same day regardless of their condition.

• Patients need to stay for at least two nights after ERGe surgery.

What is one thing patients must do before surgery?

• Take medication before surgery

• Eat a full meal before surgery

• Fast before surgery

• Drink water before surgery

Why is it important to follow the doctor's instructions after surgery?

• To avoid any follow-up appointments with the doctor.

• To ensure that the surgery is not necessary anymore.

• It is important to follow the doctor's instructions after surgery to ensure proper healing and reduce the risk of complications.

• To speed up the recovery process by ignoring pain signals.