its a simple question…
If a doctor suddenly had a heart attack while doing surgery, would the other doctors work on the doctor or the patient?
Re: doctor or patient
i think hospitals are big enuff, with enuff staff to handle both.
Re: doctor or patient
but 1 surgeon ko heart attack ho jaye to sb doctors or nurses ki to dor lg jaye akhir 1 doctor ki b koi value hoti he
Re: doctor or patient
i can answer it simple ha...
1st of all it cant b happen..
operation theather iz for surgeon and surgeon should b quiet stable before doing surgery, so he or she cant get heart attak in theather..
or if it so unfortunately then that surgeon will b taken to emergeny immidaitely and other surgeon present there will continue that surgery, as hospital has enough staff.
Re: doctor or patient
hmmmmmmmm doctor sahiba exact time pr aa gayen hen
Re: doctor or patient
ji apko ab btana b to tha na.......haha
Re: doctor or patient
hmmm kesi hen ap
waisay 2.3 min k liye tension to ho jaye gi na to utni der patient ka kya hoga
Re: doctor or patient
ek dam fit hu, allhamdullillah..ap kesi han....??
patient ko kuch ni hoga in 2 or 3 min, he will b under anasthesia, han agr blood loss horha hoga to care krna pary gi that can b handled by junior surgeon..
Re: doctor or patient
both
chuck them both on the bed and do the operation together
nice n easy
no hassle
:D
Re: doctor or patient
the doctor should be well knowledged to know that he is exhibiting the symptoms of an heart attack, so even before he "stops" or "collapsed" due to the pain, he should excuse himself from the OT and call in another surgeon to take his place.
1st of all it cant b happen..
operation theather iz for surgeon and surgeon should b quiet stable before doing surgery, so he or she cant get heart attak in theather..
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OMG...u r a medical doctor to eb and u are saying that? isn't the heart attack supposed to be a SUDDEN thing? i'm reallly surprised by ur answer...:(**
Re: doctor or patient
actually no, the symptoms of a myocardial infarction start hours prior to them worsening acutely and manifesting themselves in the typical bollywood fashion we see. there are plenty of signs that make a person aware of them getting an MI. what nutcut is saying that the surgeon should be quite aware of his health and if he is aware that he is at a higher risk of suffering from the acute symptoms of an MI during a procedure, he should excuse himself from a procedure.
Let's not believe everything bollywood tells us, shall we :)
Re: doctor or patient
you get a pain in your left arm, thats the sign i think
atleast that's what my dad got when he had a heart attack.
Re: doctor or patient
that’s called referral pain.
(ok i just had a week of MI and all that jazz, so if i sound like i’m showing off, i’m not, i’m just testing how much i remember 
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Re: doctor or patient
very good khumar
even though i didnt understand half of the terms 
Re: doctor or patient
:cllapppppppppppppppp: foooooooooooooooooooo khooooooooooooo
that’s medicine jargon for you 
lifey’s lost it people :thatsmileywhosecodeican’tremember: 
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Re: doctor or patient
llllllliiiiiiiiiifffffffeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy how much coffee did u drink today 
Re: doctor or patient
hmmmMM
pata nai.