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Dr. Carrico was the second-year resident
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JFK: What The Doctors Saw

Dr. Carrico was the second-year resident in charge of the emergency room, and he was...

Dr. Carrico was the second-year resident in charge of the emergency room, and he was attempting
to intubate the president, putting a tube into the windpipe

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Dr. Carrico was the second-year resident
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in charge of the emergency room,
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and he was attempting to intubate the president,
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putting a tube into the windpipe.
Duration
11 seconds
Views
642
Timestamp in Movie
00:13:18
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.
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
And people are wondering, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:05
And people are wondering,