Posted on 07/18/2023 10:37:30 AM PDT by DFG
"Doctor"
No big deal. I do it all the time before working on the car.
“Be sure to check out where your doctor went to school”
That is always THE first thing I do......and everyone should for that matter.....and living in the free state of Florida helps.
No matter how experienced a pilot you are, you’re still going to use a checklist. I’m sure the doc watched the video so no damned lawyer could try to claim that he didn’t follow some published procedure and sue if anything went sideways regardless of how much common sense or experience the doc has.
Yes, youtube is your friend to be sure.....has bailed me out of many a fix......having said that, I wouldn’t want my cardiologist relying on it....would you?
Some years back I had a hideously painful procedure on one of my feet. It was done by the lead doctor in the practice and my regular doctor watched. I complained to him about the extraordinary pain and he said:
“Watch one, do one, teach one.”
Good. Better than a guess. A refresher is never bad.
I've got no problem with this whatsoever.
He doesn’t need them. That’s what autopilots are for.
“I would feel much better having a doctor studying a procedure before performing it on me ...”
I would agree if it were an uncommon procedure, but this was simply wrapping an ankle. I’m not a doctor and I would feel comfortable winging this.
I agree. Even the finest of minds could use a quick refresher on proper procedure. We are not fused with computers just yet. Better to admit not being all knowing, on all topics all of the time, vs being too proud to review.
I wouldn’t want to be that patient’s doctor, if given the choice. He’s fine with damaging his own HIPPA protections just to get a few ‘likes’ online. Seems kind of sneaky.
If he was that bothered, he should have spoken to the doctor directly, once the procedure was done.
Well I certainly wouldn’t feel safe with a pilot googling “how to land a plane” as we are descending towards our destination...
I had a doc check YouTube before tackling a buried treble hook and I did not mind.
Isn’t that the kind of thing the nurse or PA does? Not surprising if he hasn’t learned more practical things.
Actually, professional pilots use trainers constantly, to keep their memories and muscle memory fresh. They use checklists every time they perform a procedure, such as starting the engines. If it's a multi-pilot aircraft, it may be a two-person checklist.
It's to ensure, as far as humanly possible, they do not skip a step or make a mistake in the procedure.
“””Joshua Bulman, 27, had suffered a bad sprain and a small fracture in his lower leg from a skateboarding incident.”””
At age 27 Joshua might want to consider giving up little boy activities.
I have had a single hook in my hand but never a treble. Doc just clipped off the barb and the loop and pushed it through. The freeze spray was the only painful part. That stuff hurts.
all pilots use a checklist prior to takeoff, no matter how experienced they are ...
I honestly DO NOT have a problem with this.
I knew a guy who sold orthopedic equipment. Titanium objects, screws, etc that go into human bodies. He was a twenty something year old dude going into the operating room SHOWING the SURGEON how to do the procedure.
ROTF!!
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