Part 5 of 5: Emergency Room - North Memorial

[ministeroffire1970]

Thanks to all the doctors, nurses, EMT's and techs who do so much to help their fellow man. God bless.

[TheAnna198921]

thank god every patient we saw here us doing fine thank god for medicals

[Natatattatification]

Sign language is amazing!!

[JayelenFTH]

Thank you so much for uploading this.

[deafculture17]

I'm hard of hearing and the little boy mother is more likely reading lips and she sounds deaf to me and by her signing skills, I sign and wear hearing aids

[TornTech]

The mom is not completely def, right? Because she seemed to understand what the doctor said

[PhatChick722]

The hardest ones I find are the when there are injured children! :(

[princessjw1977]

This made my eyes water.

[MsDnoosh]

I dont think that Nash's mother is deaf

maybe she cant speak well

[NorthMemorialdotcom]

@MsDnoosh Actually, both of the little boy's parents are hearing impaired.

[barkhoj]

@MsDnoosh if the reason you say that is because she was responding to the doctors, its likely because she's reading their lips

[rnphxaz01]

@MsDnoosh His mother is deaf. Most deaf people can read lips. Watch the vid again. The Dr. is talking to her and she is looking right at him and reading his lips.

[diTaykan]

@MsDnoosh

She sounds like a characteristic hearing impaired or deaf person speaking-- they can't hear the nuances to verbal speech that a hearing person can hear and accurately imitate, so a lot of the time (not sure if being pre-lingual or post-lingual when deafness occurs makes a difference) it sounds odd to a hearing person and results in thinking that they can't 'speak well'. She seems to be lip reading, then clarifying to make sure she understands. To me, that says she is conversing well.

[hookerdreamz]

@MsDnoosh it says right in the video that both parents are deaf......did u watch the video at all?

[Natatattatification]

@MsDnoosh Deaf people can still talk

[5959512]

This video has inspired me to go to medical school. Although I'm concerned with issues of liability suits and contracting air borne diseases. Do these things happen enough to be cause for concern or am I over thinking it?

[krakpatsboem]

People who take care of others are the real angels in this life!!!

Thanks for this documentary !!!

Greetz from Belgium

Peter.

[agetlostgirl]

OMG i was behind this family at disney world they had such cute kids I hope everything is still good with there boy

[fuzzynoob2]

thank you so much for this video! this is what i want to do. im sure of it

[crazypianolady]

Seeing the boy and his father communicate seems to have a calming affect on him. It's clever how he knows sign language too.

[minnie2035]

I wish there were more episodes, watch ER videos really help me with my school work. I'm in college for an Associates in HIT but I plan on moving to a Nursing Program next because I am not sure what I want to do. But I think a Nurse is closer to what I want to be. Thanks for posting this, it would be awesome if you could do a series at your hospital... I would watch it every day!

[octobergal]

im a nursing student and this is so interesting Thankyou for putting up thiis video for us to learn. :)

[Kkman123123]

Will there be more upcoming shows? Becouse this is one of the best documentarys of a hospital that I have seen. Part 2? Different hospital?

[NorthMemorialdotcom]

Sorry for this delayed reply to your question. This was actually filmed several years ago but features many clinicians who are still here, and the stories have been popular among viewers, so we've chosen to leave the vids online. Not sure if MSNBC still airs this series or anything similar.

[CuteGirlBffLOL]

Thanxss so much for you to put this video on Im glad to say thank u again

[charoechan]

Man i don't know how i'm gonna be a competent RN. I can't stop crying for these poor kids..

[onsiedude]

Thank you so much for this video! I can't wait to start medical school next year. :-)

[iuliadb2008]

That was a great documentary and watching it was a very valuable learning experience. Thank you from a soon to be nurse.

[DaiseyTre]

That was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. What a wonderful, heart wrenching, and beautiful series. Thank you.

[NorthMemorialdotcom]

You're welcome -- so glad you enjoyed it.

[CuteGirlBffLOL]

@DaiseyTre

[silentfades]

thank you very much for this documentary

Marc in NYC

[NorthMemorialdotcom]

Absolutely -- we're proud of it and thank you for viewing.

[eruptmedia]

What a great documentary! North Memorial seems like a great place with great people. Seeing Josh's ordeal and the way that doctor's dealt with his injuries and the communication barrier with his parents made me cry. It's great that such physicians are available in your service region!

[NorthMemorialdotcom]

Thanks so much for your kind words. Glad you enjoyed the MSNBC program -- we're certainly proud of our providers. Best wishes to you.

[richkid89]

thank you