what is the person who wheel the patient to the hospital?
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going to a hospital would be and emt or paramedic. at the hospital it would be a nurse or aide as mentioned previously. it would depend on what circumstances your question was based on.
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look for someone who  is using a cane
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main one.....which hospital is she affiliated with?\nsecond.......does she work alone or are there others in the practice, such as nurse practitioners or physician assistants.....is she qualified in surgery, of various sorts including outpatient procedures, such as basic wound suturing or does the patient need to go to the local emerg dept for such things..........good thing to know in a accident.......
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always check peoples pockets for ID or medication cards.........if your gonna put them in the recovery position, always check for needles cause u could get a needle stick injury, and always try and find out if the person has a heart condition because you must never raise the legs of someone with a heart condition and keep the person warm because the body slows down and starts shutting down organs...........but the first role should always in every emergency.........look for danger,,,,,,,then airway....breathing........circulation.......and always phone 999 straight.
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What city/state?\n\nCan't help you w/o knowing that info. \nTry calling the hospital and asking for him or use the links below. \n\nGood Luck!
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I work with a nurse who's favourite trick is to melt a mars bar and put it on the sheets of a hospital bed. He would then get the new student nurses to "make up" this bed, when they report to him that the patient has crapped the bed he would put his finger in and scoop the poop in to his mouth saying "arrrh yes, must have been the casserole he had last night" \n\nThey would physically be sick in front of him
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English Patient\nSophies Choice\nSchindlers List\nTitanic\nBraveheart
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ehh...i put a guy in a hospital once...i came to MY house and he was sleeping with my girlfriend. and just coming from work i still had my wrench and i pulled it out and started beating him.
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If the doctor won't let her leave then he thinks she is in danger. Do not let her out. She needs to remain hospitalized until she is stable and diagnosed. Have them sedate her if need be.
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Hospital\nClinic\nMedical lab
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In the hospital when a patient is not breathing or even having a heartbeat, they call a "code blue".  The medical staff is trained in how to respond, which includes the first person on the scene, to all the nurses, Drs in the hospital.. etc.  At every nursing station there is a "crash cart".  It has emergency supplies for restarting the patient's heartbeat, breathing, etc.  Including the electric paddles you see in all the TV shows.  Of course, the key is to get them revived and stablized enough to move to intensive care or wherever they need to go.  \n\nI was a nurse's aide in a hospital and called a code when I was just 17. It was the fastest thing I've ever seen.  Came in to bring the patient fresh water and found him not breathing. Used the bedside phone to call the nurse's station. I did the initial chest compressions while a nurse did mouth to mouth.. and then stepped out of the way when more qualified people arrived.  And... btw... the patient lived!
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a nurse in itu,(intensive care) patients have their own nurse 24/7. because of the level of care needed, the nurses sit at the desk by the bed all the time, they are not allowed to leave the patient on their own at all
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Take her to the hospital and see what the doctor has to say about it.
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The hospital staff does.
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The same person that didn't put an elevator in my orthopedic surgeon's office.  \n\nNice.
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Your boyfriend was at a doctor's office when he fainted; an episode of a person losing conscience is a MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Since he was in a medical facility [A DOCTOR'S OFFICE], the doctor and his staff were OBLIGATED BY LAW to tend to him immediately and do all that they could to evaluate and stabilize him. If they couldn't treat him because of lack of appropriate equipment, or for any other reason whatsoever, then THEY had to provide transportation by ambulance for the patient to another medical facility AT THEIR EXPENSE, EVEN IF THE PATIENT COULDN'T PAY FOR THE SERVICES OR DIDN'T HAVE MEDICAL INSURANCE. This is known as the "EMTALA" or "anti-dumping law". Therefore, the doctor and his staff are the ones  responsible for paying the expenses incurred in transporting your boyfriend by ambulance to the hospital, NOT YOU. My advice: forward the bill to the doctor's office along with a note stating that you know that the dispositions of the law makes them responsible for the payment of the ambulance's fees; keep a copy for your records. DON'T PAY THAT BILL, you're not responsible for it; THEY ARE:IT'S THE LAW.
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The man is whomever is in charge.