Minds of Medicine - Life in the ER Part 1 Behind-the-scenes of the ED

[sn1pe352]

I remember hearing about Emanuel Rivers in the New England journal of medicine on his revolutionary septic treatment delivery system

I believe his research has saved more lives in the present and future than most physicians could dream of :P

[ElleCM2]

The trouble with doctors is they tend to be slightly narcissistic and bark orders without saying please or thank you . Manners don't waste time, they don't take effort , or take longer.

[majast20]

@ElleCM2 docs got a lot on their plates sometimes. honestly i can't blame them. imagine being in charge of a team holding someone's life in their hands. you don't want to waste time with pleasantries when shit is hitting the fan. you want to save their life.

[YumiGWhite]

I am a medical officer's wife!

How many life lost? how many life save (safe)? lets all warriors know that they will no long-term psychological trauma; and not alone in dealing with a psychological wound or traumatic brain injury!

I always remember my husband he said: "There's nothing classified or secret about we do. At the end of the day, it's just all about saving lives!", I am proud of him, he is my hero in my life forever!

God Bless All and their families!!

[902107910]

Finally know what it means for a patient to be septic

[DVDluvr123]

In hospitals nurses do 90% of the work and doctors get 90% of the credit for the work.

[Physics4FutureTeslas]

I actually know beyond a reasonable doubt that some of the oncology techniques I and others use would be a great treatment option for sepsus (Intravenous Vitamin C Infusion Protocols) are truly revolutionary in terms of fighting sepsus

[gaia1214]

I might actually believe you if you knew how to spell sepsis!

[icehouston01]

We have those banana phones as well lol

[blueeyez45]

trauma resuscitation says it all what i love to see and watch as this vid. trauma nurses, docs and staff in er ressu you.

[brassguy]

Since when is a precordial thump standard SOP? Just like "bite sticks" I thought it wasn't practiced anymore!

[blueeyez45]

love this video. love the nurses and docs workin on the patients in gloves and gowns. real life drama

[ellasangel]

i wnat some cpr vids

[crazysoccerman14]

0:50

Automated External Defibrillator

It is much more effective than CPR

[unoriginalnick]

No, that is a manual defibrillator, not an AED. Also, a defibrillator is not an alternative to CPR, they must be used in conjunction. All a defibrillator can do is try to reset certain types of arrhythmias. If the heart muscle isn't adequately oxygenated, defibrillation is useless. That's one reason CPR is necessary. The other being that defibrillators are totally useless for asystole (flatline) and some other situations.

[abdi659]

WOW not how i expected it booooring

[virtualetude]

"doctors doctors doctors" don't forget the nurses.

[leadingbyxample]

LOL, trust me. The nurses make SURE they get adequate recognition.