what if they were two doctors, three doctors and they all have a conscious exemption? >> in that circumstance, emtala d not override those understanding is it would matter because hospitals want to be able to provide emergency care. they do things like ask doctors to articulatethr objections in advance so that that can be taken into account in making staffing ons and to his on-cl. >> are you saying that there must bebody available and on-call in the hospital? >> the conditions of participation for medicare require hospitals to be properly staffed to provide emergency treatment. a situation where hospital has not done that and it does not have anyone on hand who can provide care -- maybe all the doctors called in sick th day and there was literally no on in the emergency room. in this case, if everyone had a conscious obn, the hospital would not be able to provide the care but there are conditions rticipation that are meant to ensure there is a governance of hospital and organizaon >> when you say the consequence of them not beg able to provide the care, that would be w

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doctor, my name, what's, i'll see under 50 sec, but to petitioners my mother, back to the doctor to admit her to another hospital. the doctor got angry and said, you're not going to hospital, there's nothing wrong with you hostage lumniss. then we were simply sent home. we don't know how is the good ship sailed. we kept all the paperwork. she contacted the practice 6 more times, becoming increasingly desperate by this points grandmother had tubes and fever, one candle for me is in the puts you into instance, you can keep bobbing off a patient to the thing. they just have depression, there meant a possible investment. i can understand that even as a general practitioner, the 1st thing you do is look at the test results from the hospital, them on it before. that doesn't matter. if you see something is wrong, you can say ok, i don't know. and the issue 5, which is i'm going to refer you to hospital, i'm was kinda, that's not what happened to this hung image, because instead according to the family ramsey was told over the phone, but the doctor's assistant, but she had depression and menopaus

recently , a friend of mine went to see a doctor, she also has high cholesterol, but the doctor gaveyou, yes, the strategy for prescribing statins has been changed, before statins were given to everyone simply because of high cholesterol, today this is not the case, today statins must be earned, we give statins when cholesterol is high, once, but if isolated high cholesterol, in a 50-year-old woman who has no heredity, early heart attacks before 50, who does not smoke, who does not have arterial hypertension, diabetes, normal weight, i will not give ladies, in order for me to give a statin based on the fact of high cholesterol, she must have high hypertension, she must have high sugar, she must be overweight, then yes, why, if you take statins without taking these factors into account, then take statins for life , you can prevent a heart attack in one person in a thousand. that is, to prevent one heart attack, 990 people will take statins in vain, they have no risk factors, so in order to remove these 999 people, we select those who can actually have a heart attack, we calculate risk

and kent in the doctor knows him well. he also told the gp that if there were to be great complications, he didn't want to be put in intensive care. but that's important because now we have a clear path to take, even if it wasn't specifically written out, i will be out the door. it means that we won't be able to help him stay alive then . but we'll try to ensure that he can depart this world peacefully and painlessly said the tribe and the men walks. i'll take the backpack, i don't know whether it's down there. think i'm going downstairs. okay. but life threatening situations on the intensive care. we aren't always the slow and steady intensive care medic, elise neu, decker is on her way to an emergency one floor down. a woman has been recessive, tainted, and needs to be taken to intensive care. now for further treatment, it's unclear whether she'll survive the pieces and then again quickly once in intensive care, she's immediately attached to every live sustaining machine possible. of course, medics want to hear people li

it's, you know, do you have the right doctors? do you have enough doctors? do you have the right facilities? or is it btefor the patient to transfer them to the hospital a few miles away? mr. turner: you're exactly right. doouave the right doctors? how do you answer that questio except by reference to state licensing laws? justice jackson: but you absolutely can't do that. i mean,'s sort of the initial point that i was trying to make, which is that the federal mandate is to provide stabilcare for emergency conditions, regardless of any other directive that the state s or the hospital has that would prevent that care om being provided. that's -- that's the work of the statute. mr. turner: justice jackson, that's not even hhs's conclusion in the state operations manual, whicth proffered on page 36 of their brief, it defines what makes a staff person available under the statute, and they say it has to -- stice sotomayor: counsel, i -- i -- this whole issue -- justice jackson: and does it say that they're not available if state law doesn't -- doesn't allow this

doctor, my name, what's i'll see under 50 sick, but to petitioners my mother back to the doctor to admit her to another hospital. the doctor got angry and said, you're not going to hospital, there's nothing wrong with you have to make this. then we were simply sent home. we don't know how to go sick cells. we kept all the paperwork. she contacted the practice 6 small times, becoming increasingly desperate. by this point, the mother had tubes and fever. the one kind of miss in the puts sentence tens, you can keep bobbing off a patient to the saying, they just have depression. they're met a positive investment or i can understand that even as a general practitioner, the 1st thing you do is look at the test results from the hospital, them on it before that the something that if you see something is wrong that you can say, okay, i don't know, and the issue biased, which is i'm going to refer you to hospital, i'm was kind of that's not what happened to the tongue. the initial come instead, according to the family ramsey was told over the phone, but the doctor's assistant that she had depressi

should i take them or should i just stop worrying before going to the doctor? is the doctor nice?stop worrying, you have emotions, you heartbeat, as a reflection of emotion, hormonal release, well, why do you need these blockers, it’s temporary, it’s your pulse... you say it’s permanent, but why do you go to the doctor so often? if you once came to the doctor, the doctor there worried you or the situation was overwhelming, your pulse is 141, but you say, when i go to the doctor, my pulse is always 120-130, and at the same time another doctor even wants to give me beta blockers, this means that you go to the doctor quite regularly, not once or twice, but at least once a month, yes, otherwise you wouldn’t i was worried, why are you going to him? it means you have some kind of medical problem that entails constant monitoring by a doctor, and maybe your tachycardia is related to that problem that you didn’t tell me about, that’s it, we’ll move on. hello, my name is skripkina oksana, i am from the city of volgograd, i have a question for the doctor, about six months ago, a person close

who would then become the attending doctor?would have to be doctor who doesn't know the patient, comes in, assist the patient, comes in, assist the patient as best they can but you will be losing out on the experience of those gps who treated the patient for many years, and also very welcome and as a family situation so i have concerned their and then finally, sorry to speak so long but finally, sorry to speak so long but finally, i would just draw your attention to quite a number of public inquiries in the uk about how the culture of medicine can shift. i have printed out a summary of the francis report into the abuses at the mid staffs hospital. i have the independent reports from 2018 when people take to the balance of pop—up and ford delay my elderly patients and ford delay my elderly patients and i have more careless pathway report into liverpool care pathway. in each of those reports, the same message comes that you can get institutions where the culture shifts and patients not treated with dignity and respect, the value

and there's the doctor. i think is when she heard there was a fever and shows she should have reacted immediately on cummings only about a 3rd of all medical malpractice cases, a successful in cold humphrey. my racism really plays a role. a nice little suits, doesn't offline is expensive and dr. drew from my perspective, there are explicit races, cliches to play here with people with the migration background, supposedly exaggerate or even fix their pains. but the fact is that racism and discrimination is very difficult to prove this. give it some advice on that. it's been proven the racism is an issue for people applying for apartment, sol, jobs, racism in the gym and health care system has not been properly investigated, even though it can be a matter of life. so is it just a question of individuals who consciously or unconsciously behaves in a racist way? what is the problem systemic doctor or for his practice is that as a general practitioner, he often uses a post oxy mesa. this measures the patient's blo

how much health should we expect from doctors? and how much to the patient's own wishes count and thoughts in front of patients system most kind of ending up on life support like 20 years of staring at the ceiling adult on me without being able to speak. i'm a drama tie to have to accept box of tea and our hospitals actually profiting from end of life treatment. the dying is often a taboo subject and one with much potential for conflict. the 1st to earth, sasha, ashes to ashes dust to dust the around half of the population in germany will take their last breath in a hospital for a better look at death and dying with tubes and ventilator. as we've come to an intensive care when the doctors are on their morning rounds with them all good, good morning. good. as to how are you? you're all you have a serious circulation problem in your heart muscle. at the moment, we're not happy with how things are looking and this will move, so we're going to take care of you a bit longer. okay, and i'll see, i'll see, i'll go. why does so many peopl

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thank you for your or what, these are priceless doctors, for your work, priceless hero doctors, you knowhat this was basically a frog’s handwriting, it’s so spread out, big, so i want to give you an assistant who can clearly knows this language, thank you very much, thank you. the next question is from the purple sector, let's turn 180°. hello, my name is christina, what does being a doctor mean to you? christina, this means helping people work, not provide assistance to patients, consult, i can probably define it that way. why is money in demand in medicine now, even though doctors take the hippocratic oath? the question is, of course, interesting, as they say, yes, but i want to tell you that. in our state, money has very little influence on the medical situation, the fact is that, probably, we are one of those states that provide free care to patients, and any level of assistance, this is not a cheap matter, but nevertheless the state is moving for this reason, of course, here this same financial pressure that falls on patients is incomparable to what is happening, including among our

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if er doctors can perform whatever treatment they determine is appropriate, then doctors can ignore not only state abortion laws but al state regulations on opioid use and informed consent requirements. that turns the presumption against preemption on its head and leaves emergency rooms unregulated under state law. it's unsurprising that noou has endorsed such an expansive view of emtala, and unl bbs, nor had hhs. everyone understands that licensing laws limit medical prtice. that's why a nurse isn't available to perform open-heart surgery, no matter the need, no matter her knowledge. the answer doesn't change just because we're talking about abortion. the court should reject the administti's unlimited reading of emtala and reverse the district court'judgment. i welcome the court's questions. justice thomas: normally, when we have a preemption case, there's some relationship between the parties. is the state being reguledy the federal government under emtala, or is the ste -- engaged in some sort of quasi-contractual relationship? mr. turn: s, your honor. in this case, the state, idaho,

thanks doctors.do about it when vaccination is needed? we answered all these questions today, and i really hope you have been reassured, and we wish you a good day and a great mood, be healthy, you had a program about the most important things. on the russia channel, evgeniy roshkov hosts in the studio. hello, the main thing is for this hour. government marathon in the state duma.

doctor can be incredibly difficult and painful. the like for hell, not lender, who is fighting for doctors to allow his wife to dine in peace of mind to fold people here. associates 6, this is my wife in t hold with that picture, 6 years old. now let's see. i look at her hair. she's 68 now, and this is what she looks like in this stuff. it's awful. i want to save her from ending up lying there miserably into the fedex place. i owe that to her, and actually it's such a long time. yeah, yes. intensive care for 3 months to she's been there since august 12th. she's had 18 operations here. inglewood lender went to the hospital 5 months ago for back operation, where she became infected with a super buck. despite several operations, doctors haven't been able to defeat it yet. that the, the blue i have got picture showing what she looks like now you can see on permanent like, oh, for how long for a respirator and intravenous feeding was in the of all 4 months ago helmets wife's heart stopped since then. she's been on live support and in a

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doctor morens's, you reported directly to doctor livmac, serving as a senior advisor for more than 20oss know a lot of this behavior, did he condone it, the jetta stop what, that we do not know. but given the brats of this investigation we continue our work to make sure we sorely review each document produced, no stone will be left unturned, put it simply, doctor morens's you have a lot to answer for. the american people we represent deserve honest answers. we all do. today, i hope that we can further our request for information and for the government's response to covid-19 and provided the american people with honest answers about the actions taken by personnel as a national institute of health during this time, especially at the leadership levels. doctor morens's you will be sworn in today and your answers will be under oath and i strongly suggest you tell the truth which i am sure i don't have to advise you on that. i will remind you, you were testifying today under a subpoena, the terms of the subpoena require you to stay until the chair excuses you. i look forward to look forward

now doctor myasnikov will tell you everything. who has a polyp in the nose? hello, doctor. hello.overed a polyp in my nose, prescribed medications, and the doctor told me that it’s worth tormenting you, removing your polyps, they can grow back in six months. my question is, is it worth having surgery? well, the doctor said everything correctly, there are polyps in the nose, but the good news is that they do not turn into cancer. nasal polyps are in basically, there is an allergic nature behind this, it often goes along with bronchial asthma, with aspirin intolerance, they grow, well , what is the question, yes, we treat with hormonal drugs, hormonal drops that reduce their size, if it is difficult to breathe, but i can’t breathe, yes, yes, we delete it, but what should we do? uterine and often the bleeding is either prolonged or not during menstruation, then we do an ultrasound, we find a polyp, postmenopausal age - this is really a problem that can lead to uterine cancer, moreover, if you have if you are bleeding during menopause, you should urgently go to the doctor, because the

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, you see the difference. concepts our slavic doctor and latin doctor, yes, that is, accordingly, doctorrati, but vrati does not mean to deceive , to mislead, but from the original meaning, that is, when to talk, to persuade, including to talk pain, therefore in this i mean, when we go to the doctor, first of all it is important to establish with him... the president already said about the educational service that it no longer exists, it is no longer a service, well, i really want there to be more medical services from now on. there was no, and the patient and i did not provide services to him, but treated him, communicated accordingly, i assure you that a lot of problems go away when collecting an anamnesis, just having a heart-to-heart conversation, that’s the latin name for doctor, well, it’s just stating that the person has received a diploma, our medical institutions, they are preparing from your point of view , now doctors or physicians, in this dichotomy? which you said, but here it is necessary, who, who will talk to people, these are tens of thousands of people, but they must be

nine classes, and you decided that you are doctors, wait, what kind of education do doctors have? people who come in about, what kind of disease do you have, i won’t talk about it, don’t, please, it’s your right, but why don’t you talk about it told him when we went to bed with him, with whom, with him, i just lived with him, i didn’t sleep with him at all, not once, not once, we slept on different sofas, he was the one who lived as a wife." what kind of child are you, that is, you just lived on different sofas with him, fed him, gave him water, yes, you didn’t sleep, no, you didn’t sleep, well, i’m saying that you slept, yeah, that’s he was just offended because i left him, where, to the person i love, and you warned the person you love about what you have, he knows right away, he knows, yes, so , and if now it turns out that he has something to confirm? what is women’s happiness according to tatyana ovsienko? the premiere was sweet. on the first. doctors are preparing to give an injection into the joints. today. there are unique injections that allow you to restore cartilage , r

this morning, friends, i start with two ent doctors at once, why?ings and a lot of people make mistakes, so right now i suggest you go to the pharmacy right at the pharmacy and talk about who is looking for what here, here you go, hello, hello, judging by what you keep your eyes on the drops in the nose, you are going to drip them, the drops you put in the nose are a vasoconstrictor drug, many patients take vasoconstrictor drops. dilated, the pressure decreases, the vessel is spasmodic, the pressure increases, but most importantly, if you have been dripping drops for a long time, you have probably already taken the path that you need more and more drops, more and more often, and the effect is getting worse, right, well, there is such a thing, so, the effect of vasoconstrictor drops is simple, the vessel narrows, this is not bad for the nose in the first couple of minutes, swelling decreases and it is easier to breathe, but for the vessels in general it is bad. first of all, because if the vessel is narrowed all the time, the blood supply to the wall

doctor, you are simply a magician, a wizard. why?did not play with paper clips. why can't scientists come up with a universal medicine so that you take a pill and are healthy? cancer is a very complex disease. today , one and a half thousand different mutations are known. the next question from the yellow sector will require you to turn 180°. every day you see illness and death, what do you care? helps you believe in the best? i think that the eyes of my patients are an inexhaustible source of energy, i would even say, a perpetual motion machine, every life saved is such a powerful incentive for work that illness and death are simply nothing compared to this. and what are you doing, when you give up, right? this probably happens, i bring it up, the red sector is next, i have a question, is cancer inherited? very good question, hereditary malignant tumors account for approximately 7% of all tumors in general, but in some localizations, for example, breast cancer. colon cancer , ovarian cancer, this figure can reach up to twenty, so ca

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doctor, what do you say?k is old, in fact, it had its continuation and already has a clinical implication. the fact is that our blood pressure is regulated by two organs. these are barreceptors in the carotid arteries, in the carotene sinuses of the kidney. and any pressure fluctuations are first recorded here with these baroreceptors, they do not perceive absolute numbers of pressure, but the main thing for them is that it is stable, high, low, most importantly stable, decreasing, they count bleeding, try to increase it, increase it, try to decrease it, then they send signals to the kidneys, and the kidneys increase the pressure, or they lower it, already... a year there were clinical trials, the first clinical trials of a device that is placed in one of the carotid arteries and produces, as it were, well, if you want, a massage, or something, from the inside, well, in america this method is not allowed, that’s it while the europeans they are already doing it, this is the first on humans, this is on mice, in

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he stars as the 15th doctor in "doctor who" starting may 10th on disney plus.atwa will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to that, donald trump fell asleep again during his new york criminal trial, and while to most, that may seem like a bad thing, to his lackeys in the right-wing media, that actually makes him a hero. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: despite his many criminal charges and financial penalties, trump remains completely unrepentant. trump can't even stay awake during his criminal trial, as he showed yet again on tuesday. >> the former president's eyes are reportedly closed again as he listens to testimony from the third prosecution witness of the day. >> there was some belief that donald trump was, indeed, sleeping today. and certainly, that he had his eyes closed for much of the time. >> his eyes are closed a lot. and to me, what i will say is he appears to be at rest for considerable periods of time. every time i looked up today, particularly during the first part of the d