During hypnosis if anything happens to the doctor, what is the position of the patient?
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If it happens on a realTV show, then the patient will join spirits with the doctor and share his near-death experience.\n\nIn real life, the patient wakes up when his cell phone rings
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Under anaesthesia ,\nall voluntary and involuntary muscles relax .\n So you may well  become incontinent  at this time .\n\n also while  you are under anaesthesia, your  tongue  falls back and blocks the  air-way  and your cough reflex does not work either \n so you would  choke or drown , without expert care ..\n\n That is why you  will always have, highly trained staff  there to keep your airway clear. etc \n\nIf you have any concerns, regarding anaesthesia , tell the Surgeon before  you have surgery, to explain, what is done, for your care and safety .\n\n>^,,^<
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it is your right to see your medical records..However most of the time they want you to read them when the doctor is with you. The doctor may put something in your chart that you don't understand/terms you don't understand. They have to put certain things in your chart certain ways for insurance purposes. For instance if you looked at your chart and it said SOB you would think he was calling you an SOB...it means shortness of breath..
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Assuming that the patient has agreed that this is the best course, there are several ways of integrating alters.  Some people I know have used hypnosis, others have used psychotherapy.  The most important work is the work of the patient in wanting to integrate, keeping the "strengths" of each of the alters while discarding what the patient feels are negatives.  It might help to thank the alters, though in one video I saw the patient felt the need to sort of "trick" the alters into integration.\n\nIt is important to get professional help in doing this.\n\nThis answer could be much longer, but that's the short answer.  Hope it helps\nDana
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I have a couple theories about that. The subject describes the scene - the hypnotist doesn't "read it". The subject isn't lying under hypnosis so there are a couple possibilities.\n\nOne I think possibly the subject is recalling a scene from a book or movie and is putting themselves in that place as though they were really there.\n\nSecond I think it could be memories "inherited" from a mother and even from a mothers mother. Much like a bird inherits the instinct to build a nest.\n\nIt is an interesting subject. I am a hypnotist and I have tried regression on many subjects. I have had success with varying degrees in less then 25% of patients so it isn't something every patient can see.
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i once hypnotized somebody in their sleep without waking them up.  you just have to talk softly.  im not sure why they obey.
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I've read that, from time to time it occurs that a person under hypnosis might go 'under' too deeply, and can never be awakened from it. \n\nBut a person's anger might better be treated by psychological treatment. A psychologist might get to the root cause of your anger without such side effects. But once s/he gets to the cause, it will be  up to you to modify your responses to stimuli.
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Ha ha ha. The question is weird unless you are referring to something specific in physics. Otherwiss,\n\nLike Patient who lies down on bed, remains on bed because of gravity :)\nOr Simple stuff like - the stethoscope lets you hear the heart beat because of physical principals of sound movement.
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Doctor/doctora or médico/médica.
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The doctor waves bye-bye when you are beyond help. As far as communication, a wave can be for hello, bye, sit, hush, or even more.
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It  distances you from the reality of it all .  He/she goes away, you get undressed and climb up on the table.  You can close your eyes.  When the doc and attendant come back you can pretend no one is really there.  He leaves, you get dressed.  It never happened.
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i'm not a physcian, but i work with them in the icu and i have a few suggestions.  they should be patient and work well under pressure, when there is an emergent situation they should be able to handle it calmly and correctly, and they should also be able to work well with nurses and respiratory therapists(that's me) and be open to suggestions from others
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1.  Trance state is an altered state of consciousness.  It is not about the body, any position should be ok.\n2.  Sex is of the body again...not the mind.\n3.  Altered states of consciousness are available readily...how long it takes to achieve the trance state is personal.\n4.  Work on the mind techniques is more effective than worrying about how the body feels.  If there are fears...why are you doing it?\n5.  Work on the mind.\n6.  All technique is unique.\n7.  Meditation is also unique.\n8.  While meditating you want to retain conscioiusness...lying down may produce sleep before meditation.\n\nIn case you are interested....OBE are not the same as Astral Projection and Trance is something different again.
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they are checking for a hernia...you dont need to turn your head...unless you enjoy seeing a doctors hands on your balls....lol
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I agree with DoctorJ: a doctor should be able to explain to you properly what is going on and should be able to be honest about what they don't know.  Trust is vital to a doctor-patient relationship.  If the patient does not trust the doctor, then the likelihood of the patient getting better decreases.
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Generally someone is under anesthesia.  The gas is under pressure before it goes to the patient.  Pneumatic pressure would be important in this.
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doctor can freeze it off.