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Meet the Helpers: Medical Emergencies

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(Describer) Title: Meet the Helpers

Hi. My name is Dr. Carr, and I am a helper. I am very proud of my job because I get to help you feel better. I am a doctor. Some scary things happened recently, but I want you to know that there are a lot of adults in our neighborhood working to keep you safe. Doctors are great helpers because they are there when you are sick or injured. In an emergency, doctors work very hard to help people feel better. Doctors like me are important helpers at our hospital, but we aren't the only ones. There are nurses, technicians, and many others that help, too. The hospital is full of helpers looking out for you. So, what's my job? To keep you healthy. What's your job? To be healthy.

(narrator) To meet other helpers in our neighborhood, go to meetthehelpers.org. "Meet the Helpers" is made possible by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.

(Describer) Accessibility provided by the US Department of Education.

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Explore the role of a doctor during a medical emergency. These community helpers ensure the safety and recovery of patients. Part of the "Meet the Helpers" series.

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Runtime: 59 seconds

Topic: Careers, Health and Safety, Social Science
Subtopic: Community Life, Health Care, Occupations
Grade/Interest Level: Ps - 3
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Release Year: 2019
Producer/Distributor: WUCF
Series: Meet the Helpers
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Man wearing a lab coat with a stethoscope around his neck talks to us and folds his hands together. Next to him is an illustration of a boy tucked in bed.

Cartoon of a young girl holding a clipboard up to a man who is leaning down and holding a hand out towards her. The background has illustrations of hearts and hands shaking.

Cartoon of two young children finger painting and stamping their whole handprint onto a piece of paper. Two other children play with dolls. Two more children play with a tea set, and another pair plays with trains.

Green cartoon face looks unsure standing by itself and sneezing. Four green unsure faces are gathered together as the sneeze spray from the one face gets on them. Mean-looking germs surround the group of faces.

Woman leans over a bathroom sink and washes her hands. We can see her reflection in the mirror in front of her.

Man wearing a lab coat with a stethoscope around his neck talks to us. Next to him is a green unsure face that sneezes out multiple droplets that are full of germs.

Woman talks to us in front of a blue background with illustrations of hands that have different numbers of fingers held up. Next to her is an illustration of a brown house and a green emoji that looks uncertain with small germs surrounding it.

Woman talks to us in front of a gray background like she's doing an interview. Text reads, “Share best ways to help stay healthy.”

Cartoon shows four pairs of hands in different skin tones all in a circle in front of a background that has illustrations of blue hands holding different numbers of fingers up.

Woman talks to us as she stands in front of a blue background with illustrations of stethoscopes, thermometers, and crosses. Next to her art are two illustrations, one of a group of kids walking in front of a school, and another of a woman watching over two young toddlers as they play.

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