THE BOY IN THE ROAD

It’s strange, the things you remember most about a call. Sometimes it’s an aspect of the call itself, like the time of day or season. Sometimes it’s the nature of the call, particularly if it’s traumatic. Other times it’s an aspect of the patient’s physical appearance, such as their height or weight...

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1. Verfasser:	Rachel K. Wentz
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Anatomy Anterior eye segment Biological sciences Biology Blood Body composition Body fluids Body regions Craniocerebral trauma Edema Eyes Head Health sciences Iris Medical conditions Nervous system trauma Physical symptoms Physical trauma Physiology Pupil Swelling Symptoms
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Zusammenfassung:	It’s strange, the things you remember most about a call. Sometimes it’s an aspect of the call itself, like the time of day or season. Sometimes it’s the nature of the call, particularly if it’s traumatic. Other times it’s an aspect of the patient’s physical appearance, such as their height or weight, especially when those are extreme. For me, what stands out in my mind when I reflect on certain calls are the looks on the faces of my patients. The look of pain, frustration, fear, and desperation can leave lasting impressions. But sometimes it’s the lack of human emotion