Emergency doctors in 9/11 had to make one of the toughest decisions in history when they followed protocol to leave patients who had lower chances of survival to die, even though 40% of them could have been saved. Another difficult decision is choosing a profession, which seems easy for those passionate since childhood but difficult for those unsure of their path, as they are unconsciously influenced by which careers seem most financially stable based on the information they gather each day. Both medical decisions during disasters and selecting a career path can involve weighing complex factors to determine the best but still difficult choices.
Emergency doctors in 9/11 had to make one of the toughest decisions in history when they followed protocol to leave patients who had lower chances of survival to die, even though 40% of them could have been saved. Another difficult decision is choosing a profession, which seems easy for those passionate since childhood but difficult for those unsure of their path, as they are unconsciously influenced by which careers seem most financially stable based on the information they gather each day. Both medical decisions during disasters and selecting a career path can involve weighing complex factors to determine the best but still difficult choices.
Emergency doctors in 9/11 had to make one of the toughest decisions in history when they followed protocol to leave patients who had lower chances of survival to die, even though 40% of them could have been saved. Another difficult decision is choosing a profession, which seems easy for those passionate since childhood but difficult for those unsure of their path, as they are unconsciously influenced by which careers seem most financially stable based on the information they gather each day. Both medical decisions during disasters and selecting a career path can involve weighing complex factors to determine the best but still difficult choices.
So decisions are never easy however some are just too important to be wrong. You all must be aware of 9/11 of America well what you don’t know is the Emergency doctors accepted that many of the patients would be alive today however they had to make one of history’s most tough decision, to leave patients to die because they had less chances of survival. There is emergency protocol taught to Surgical staff and general doctors, if several patients come in with severe damages, they first check the pulse if it’s low, the patients is first left to residents on duty with a general nurse if possible and then to god. If 2 people(s) pulse is going on a same pace there is a protocol to observe their age with the preferred age of 15-30. Following these protocol, 40% patients died although they could be saved in 9/11.
Another tough decision, that is not so severe or
heart touching but hold such immense value in every Student’s life, To select their profession, now this may seem easy to the ones who have had passion since childhood, but what about those who don’t know what to do in life, I know this may seem a stupid and illogical statement however think about this living in a world as small as a palm they’ll know continuously which profession is climbing the ladders of fame and financial stability and which is not. So consciously or unconsciously he’ll get affected by the information he gathers throughout the day.