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JFK: What The Doctors Saw

But you really need to getan airway and an IV going, then do your examination

But you really need to get
an airway and an IV going, then do your examination

Full Transcript

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But you really need to get an airway and an IV going,
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then do your examination.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
616
Timestamp in Movie
00:13:11
Uploaded
Apr 12, 2025
Genres
documentary, history
Production
Channel 5,Lucky Elephant Media,See It Now Studios

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Movie Summary

Startling medical observations about JFK's wounds when seven doctors who were in the Parkland Hospital ER reunite to discuss a day none of them can forget.
Dr. Carrico was the second-year resident - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:11
Dr. Carrico was the second-year resident
There had been an attempt by a couple of junior residents - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:09
There had been an attempt by a couple of junior residents
But I made a little nick in the vein - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
But I made a little nick in the vein
And they said, Goldstrich, go get the defibrillator. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
And they said, Goldstrich, go get the defibrillator.
So I ran out of the room and got it out - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:08
So I ran out of the room and got it out
We took over as more senior personnel, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:18
We took over as more senior personnel,
The next person that I recall coming in - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:06
The next person that I recall coming in
Dr. Perry and Dr. Baxter had just walked - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
Dr. Perry and Dr. Baxter had just walked
And Dr. Perry was standing on the right side - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:10
And Dr. Perry was standing on the right side
And I pushed the door open to Trauma Room 1, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:20
And I pushed the door open to Trauma Room 1,
And I've still got that fixed in my mind to this moment. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:06
And I've still got that fixed in my mind to this moment...
The most dramatic things to me were - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:29
The most dramatic things to me were
The whole atmosphere together was very chaotic. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
The whole atmosphere together was very chaotic.
The emergency room nurse, Doris Nelson, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:10
The emergency room nurse, Doris Nelson,
That pit area was jammed - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
That pit area was jammed
And this uniformed man had just sort of - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
And this uniformed man had just sort of
And I noticed that handcuffed to his left wrist - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
And I noticed that handcuffed to his left wrist
And someone says, there's the man with the nuclear codes. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:06
And someone says, there's the man with the nuclear code...
We were maybe thinking this was the first stage - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
We were maybe thinking this was the first stage
What was a wonderful welcome in downtown Dallas - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:13
What was a wonderful welcome in downtown Dallas