Doctors Play Emergency Room Video Games



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31 Comments

  1. I work with Dr. Pettet everyday at an Emergency department in New York. Brings homemade brownies to work everyday and shares with all of us. Incredible man, always happy to teach his residents and nurses, always calm cool and collected in stressful situations. Love you DP!

  2. Fun fact: the S-rank originates from academic grading in Japan, where it's used to describe a level above A. The corresponding percentage is 90-100%, and the Japanese kanji used for it is 秀/shū, meaning "exemplary/excellent" (that's where the "s" came from, though it can also stand for "special", "super" or "superior").

  3. Lmao, why was the xray machine scanning back and forth…
    There is no plate for that digital unit, it has an under tabletop sensor plate in the bucky tray.
    These games really do the least research… tetanus IV? 😂 da fug

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