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Circumferential traction?
Yeah, pelvic and femur fracture with retroperitoneal bleed.
T-POD's better. You should get it from Central, and mobilize angio.
Didn't know we stocked the T-POD.
That must be new.
Most of the time we can't get one trauma surgeon down here. How'd we manage two?
Uh, the sheet traction method you use is a little archaic. This gives a better hug around the hips and upper thighs... Sorry.
✨ The wonderful Leland Orser as Dr Dubenko in ER 11x04 "Fear"
(1/1)
Uh, good. You're all here. We didn't get to finish talking about my research with free radicals and superoxide dismutase. It's good stuff.
Come on, you might learn something. Step into my office. Right over here.
Free radicals are the link to so many disease processes in the human body.
Ischemia, cancer, aging...
(Neela): I think that's a permanent marker.
✨ The wonderful Leland Orser as Dr Dubenko in ER 11x05 "An Intern's Guide To The Galaxy"
(4/?)
I don't understand how any of you expects to manipulate the complicated machinery of the human body if you don't understand the basics.
*scribble scribble*
Okay. There. I've done the hard part for you. That's an oxygen atom. Now, all you have to do is add the electrons.
(Abby) I know how to draw a damn oxygen atom. That guy just gives me the creeps.
✨ The wonderful Leland Orser as Dr Dubenko in ER 11x05 "An Intern's Guide To The Galaxy"
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Get the B.P. up, increase the cerebral oxygen delivery.
Right -- ready for the cruel twist? Ischemic brain needs oxygen. But did you know oxygen also forms free radicals after traumatic injury? Mother nature is such a b*tch.
Free radicals cause secondary cell death. You following?
Can we take a break from chemistry class while we code him, please?
The difference between a physician and a witch-doctor is an appreciation of the science beneath the disease. These trauma algorithms should be automatic for you by now.
✨ The wonderful Leland Orser as Dr Dubenko in ER 11x05 "An Intern's Guide To The Galaxy"
(3/?)
Oh, hey, um... Doctor...?
Du-ben-ko.
What's that smell?
St- Stink b*mb.
They warned me about this place. They weren't kidding.
✨ The wonderful Leland Orser as Dr Dubenko in ER 11x03 "Try Carter"
(3/3)
October 11th 2007. This was the cutest thing seen on tv.
They form after tissue is deprived of oxygen. Why are they bad? What happens when the radical encounters mitochondria of a healthy cell?
Okay. Let's try this. Draw an oxygen atom. I'm not trying to trick you - this is easy. Just draw an oxygen atom.
Look, you guys, everything that we do in E.R... every intervention, ultimately operates at a molecular level.
*scribble scribble*
✨ The wonderful Leland Orser as Dr Dubenko in ER 11x05 "An Intern's Guide To The Galaxy"
(5/?)
Jet skis account for only 20% of boats but are involved in 44% of injuries. Know why that is?
So if this poor guy hit a pylon driving his jet ski 30 miles an hour, what was the equivalent G-force of the collision? Seven Gs. This guy's head was subjected to seven Gs of force. Think about it. That's equivalent to how many pounds?
Uh-oh, Lockhart, watch yourself.
I'm nowhere near the bed.
Exactly.
You did it again.
Did what?
The hair.
✨ The wonderful Leland Orser as Dr Dubenko in ER 11x05 "An Intern's Guide To The Galaxy"
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