Surgeon Breaks Down 16 Medical Scenes From Film & TV
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Date: 2022-07-06
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vigal79
OK, I know a little bit about sign language, and the whole interpreting thing that can happen. Especially, with hospitals understaffed and not hiring interpreters. Especially, when traumas come in in the middle of the night. Or whatever. Also, if the hospital is in a more rural area. And typically a huge iPad like that is not gonna have sign language on it.
And that statement about friends or family not interpreting that-s bogus. That-s typically what happens if there are deaf family members especially if the parents are deaf the child will often interpret and vice versa.
Other than that last part, I enjoyed it
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OK, I know a little bit about sign language, and the whole interpreting thing that can happen. Especially, with hospitals understaffed and not hiring interpreters. Especially, when traumas come in in the middle of the night. Or whatever. Also, if the hospital is in a more rural area. And typically a huge iPad like that is not gonna have sign language on it.
And that statement about friends or family not interpreting that-s bogus. That-s typically what happens if there are deaf family members especially if the parents are deaf the child will often interpret and vice versa.
Other than that last part, I enjoyed it
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Pazzie
I want to go into medical interpreting because every time I've encountered a hospitalization, I've been terrified and traumatized - and I had a clear means of communication.
I can't imagine the distress a Deaf patient faces when they can't communicate, and if I can mitigate that suffering, I want to do so.
It's not actually that inaccurate that the hospital doesn't have enough ASL interpreters. According to my Intro to Deaf Studies textbook, published in 2020, many medical institutions have a shortage of ASL interpreters, and the TVs on wheels aren't efficient means of communication in emergency situations.
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I want to go into medical interpreting because every time I've encountered a hospitalization, I've been terrified and traumatized - and I had a clear means of communication.
I can't imagine the distress a Deaf patient faces when they can't communicate, and if I can mitigate that suffering, I want to do so.
It's not actually that inaccurate that the hospital doesn't have enough ASL interpreters. According to my Intro to Deaf Studies textbook, published in 2020, many medical institutions have a shortage of ASL interpreters, and the TVs on wheels aren't efficient means of communication in emergency situations.
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Romy
Thank you! You-re one of the only people I-ve ever heard know the difference between a translator and an interpreter. I see this done wrong on TV all the time, things like interpreting in the third person or having a full on conversation with the interpreter without explaining to the other person. And so many people seem to think translators and interpreters are the same thing. As a language grad it drives me crazy!
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Thank you! You-re one of the only people I-ve ever heard know the difference between a translator and an interpreter. I see this done wrong on TV all the time, things like interpreting in the third person or having a full on conversation with the interpreter without explaining to the other person. And so many people seem to think translators and interpreters are the same thing. As a language grad it drives me crazy!
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Glynda
My daughter-in-law is a Computer Architect. She and her partner helped create a program so a surgeon in one hospital can verbally assist a surgeon in another hospital. They could be in different states. She is a very sweet person and a wonderful wife to my son. We all love her and are very proud of her.
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My daughter-in-law is a Computer Architect. She and her partner helped create a program so a surgeon in one hospital can verbally assist a surgeon in another hospital. They could be in different states. She is a very sweet person and a wonderful wife to my son. We all love her and are very proud of her.
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Jonas
I once was in an accident and had to go to the hospital. Suspected neck and or head injury. I answered wrong on the question what day it was because the accident happened in the middle of the night so I didnt know what day it was. They understood that it was because of this though.
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I once was in an accident and had to go to the hospital. Suspected neck and or head injury. I answered wrong on the question what day it was because the accident happened in the middle of the night so I didnt know what day it was. They understood that it was because of this though.
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Alicia
As a travel RN, I worked in numerous hospitals across the country since before the pandemic. In some places, we were lucky if we got even an an email with a daily update. At a certain point, I felt the update didn-t really matter anymore, tbh.
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As a travel RN, I worked in numerous hospitals across the country since before the pandemic. In some places, we were lucky if we got even an an email with a daily update. At a certain point, I felt the update didn-t really matter anymore, tbh.
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Sheboygan
I'm late posting this, but in regards to the 911 clip the character with the rebar through his head was a regular cast member. Given that next week he's going to be back on his firetruck, how realistic do you consider this depiction?
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I'm late posting this, but in regards to the 911 clip the character with the rebar through his head was a regular cast member. Given that next week he's going to be back on his firetruck, how realistic do you consider this depiction?
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Blake
If there is a giant 4 foot bar sticking through your head they could at least cut off the parts outside the head even if they have to leave it in.
The 2 feet sticking out of the back of the head don-t need to be there.
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If there is a giant 4 foot bar sticking through your head they could at least cut off the parts outside the head even if they have to leave it in.
The 2 feet sticking out of the back of the head don-t need to be there.
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PKAmedia
-you don't just saw up the skin of a gun shot wound-
Hey maybe YOU don't. Me having no medical knowledge, that's exactly what I do.
Actually I lie, I have no sawing skills either. :(
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-you don't just saw up the skin of a gun shot wound-
Hey maybe YOU don't. Me having no medical knowledge, that's exactly what I do.
Actually I lie, I have no sawing skills either. :(
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Timothy
I know one general surgeon that does robotic assisted hernia repairs, just to keep his skills up after training. Also looking in to the console for the first time the 3D view is a bit freaky.
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I know one general surgeon that does robotic assisted hernia repairs, just to keep his skills up after training. Also looking in to the console for the first time the 3D view is a bit freaky.
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