Hospital ward doctor talks with patient in bed

Senior man, hospital bed and happy with doctor in conversation with funny joke, care and healthcare. Black woman, nurse and patient with laughing, comic story or iv drip for elderly person in clinic

1950s: Bedroom. Little boy lays in bed with thermometer in mouth. Mother comforts son. Doctor examines patient.

Alien enemy detention facility in Crystal City, Texas. The facility is for relocation and internment of Japanese-Americans and German-Americans during World War 2. View of hospital building. A nurse and an officer enter into the building. A nurse pushes wheel chair of patient into a lawn. A doctor works with microscope. Patient beds are inspected by nurses. Infants in cots are taken care of by nurses. Doctors operate on patients in an operation theater. Location: Crystal City Texas USA. Date: 1943.

Cancer Hospital. CU doctor drawing blood from vial into a syringe. ZO to doctor and express mail sign on wall. Interior hospital room with male patient in bed on intravenous and family watching. CU patient, CU IV bag with what seems to be blood going into drip meter. Hospital hallway with people waiting along walls and walking through. CU a woman in black abaya. CU of her face, down tilt to her clasped hands. CU another woman in black abaya leaning her face against the wall with worried face. PAN of stark four bed hospital room. Children's room with each bedridden child being accompanied by a woman in black abaya watching patient at each bed. CU two elderly men seated upright in bed staring ahead blankly.

00:00:00:00 [Aftermath of shelling of Kosevo Hospital in Sarajevo]-WS ext with shattered windows/ MS doctor at shattered glass door/ VS int with shated glass on floor, on beds/ VS patients in beds ...

b&w - United Nations World Health Organization / WHO / W.H.O. - UNICEF - vaccine - vaccination - international medical service / Female nurse drawing blood from man's arm, another man in the background having the same procedure performed / Nurse administers injection to man's arm / white male doctor standing in front of chalkboard teaching class of young black men taking notes, sitting at table with laboratory glassware / Nurse gives young girl an injection while the father holds the girl's arm / technician performs x-ray on patient, CU of technician working / woman with glasses wearing a sari works in laboratory, man with glasses checks gauges in laboratory / Nurses stand to young patients in outdoor beds, view of hills and homes in background, camera pans to include UNICEF poster in Polish (Poland) / Young children approach nurses in a single file line, nurses administer care / doctor examines infected wound on black woman's leg / medical team performing surgery, CU of female surgeon in surgical mask working, older male in mask and suit and tie stands behind her / female doctor uses stethoscope on a toddler, toddler starts playing with the stethoscope / technician performs x-ray on patient, nurse stands in background with other patients / patient lying down while technician adjusts machine / surgical team works on patient / mother and five children in nurse's office, oldest child is receiving care / young woman lies on her side while doctor and nurse adjust medical machines / patient lying in bed has IV inserted by doctor and nurse / an Asian doctor sits at his desk while young girls with a bandaged head comes in with an older man, doctor examines her / Sign reading Dispensary as well as Asian characters, man in lab coat takes inventory

Unissued / unused material. <br/> <br/>Various shots of hospital nurses and doctors working on a patient who is under anaesthetic. The patient, a young child is rolled over and the doctors continue to administer the anaesthetic. CU of child's face. More shots of the doctors at work. <br/> <br/>CU sign 'Theatre Clothing Beyond This Point'. Nurses chat in empty operating theatre. Pan around room. VS of nurse checking child in bed in children's ward. VS of child asleep. A large red dinosaur model is by the bed. <br/> <br/>VS of woman reading to young girl in bed. A nurse comes in and chats to the woman, Pan around children's ward. CU mother playing with baby in cot. CU girl in bed with her teddy bear.

Irvington Boarding House for children with heart disease and New York Post Graduate Hospital for heart disease patients in 1948

Patient with head bandage gets physical therapy in bed from Doctor.

Single candle, with flame burning; nurses one in nun's habit; nurse pushes bed with patient on I.V.; black doctor checks medical records; kitchen worker in a hospital; patient served food in bed by nurse; doctor checks little boy's throat; EMS men unload stretcher from ambulance; surgery room doctor and nurses in action; ext. estb. hospital, generic, modern, with cross on exterior; new crying baby; older patient in bed; historical montage of nursing profession; ultrasound on pregnant woman's stomach; CATscan machine; exit hospital woman put into car, aide brings flowers from room; new crying baby; dentist with patient; families at zoo with kids

ORIG. COLOR 1200 SOF. MAG. & TRACK KENNETH GALE S / U. CUT STORY-INTERVIEW WITH A DOCTOR AT HOSPITAL. SHOTS OF PATIENTS WAITING IN LINE FOR FOOD, OTHERS EATING IN BED. PATIENTS FEEDING OTHERS WHO-NEED HELP. INTERVIEW WITH HOSPITAL ABOUT THE TYPE OF INJURIES THEY HAVE TO TREAT. SOUND IS DISTORTED. DOCTOR VISITING THE SICK IN THEIR BEDS. CONTINUATION OF INTERVIEW WITH HIM. STANDUPPER. VS SICK IN BED, ON STRETCHERS ON THE FLOOR. OPERATING ROOM, PATIENT OPERATED ON. MORE OF INTERVIEW WITH DOCTOR AT BEDSIDE OF PATIENTS, EX- PLAINS EACH INJURY. CU BABY WITH BURNED BODY. ANOTHER DOCTOR TELLS ABOUT THE DISEASES OF SOME YOUNG BOYS AROUND HIM. MORE SHOTS OF OPERATING ROOM. CU OF THE OPENIGN BEING SEWN UP. CI: HEALTH - SURGERY. WAR - VIETNAM- CASUALTIES. BUILDINGS - HOSPITALS. WAR - VIETNAM- VIETNAMESE.

MLS down hospital ward, nurse taking glasses of juice to women patients in beds. MS of nurse taking glass to woman patient in bed, straightening covers of bed. Rear shot of young girl walking painfully along parallel bars in therapy clinic, doctor helping, nurse taking girl away. MS of men's ward in hospital, nurse walking in with man patient, preparing bed for new patient. MS of supervisor nurse sitting at desk, writing. PAN across waiting section of clinic, handicapped children waiting. MS of doctor examining leg of boy on crutches in clinic. DOLLY IN to front CS of doctor examining boy. MS of doctor examining legs of girl sitting in chair, DOLLY IN to CS of girl in chair, TILT UP to her mother talking.

Let There Be Light

doctor in white coat stands in front of diagram poster and shows it to patient (man). Instrument used in a colonoscopy- long tube on table hadnled by doctor.patient lyuing in hospital bed connected to tubes; colon polyp on tv screen; doctor looking at colon on screen in patient's room; monitor with numbers and charts;

INT. doctors in hospital fill out paperwork; nurse takes patient's blood pressure; doctor talks with patient in bed (has electrodes all over chest); nurses and doctors give man oxygen, gurny being pushed down hallway; new heart attack test- blood is dropped into tester and put inside panel, fingers push buttons, take readings; EXT- night ambulance with lights on races down street (from car behind ambulance)

Doctor talks with patient in bed, uses green screen tablet

This 1969 film "Radiation Accident Patients" was presented by U. S. Atomic Energy Commission and is designed for the training of rescue workers, nurses, therapists, hospital administrators, physicians, police and firemen by explaining the proper procedure and protocols, highlighting the superstition that those patients might present a danger to personnel. The film is produced by Motion Picture Service USDA and Judd Scott, written by R. Stephen Brode, directed by Robert G. Keifer, edited by Robert L. Boyer, and photographed by Wolfgang Schubert and Ronald G. Stangl. Official summary: The film shows the techniques for proper handling of radiation accident patients; how to use simple detection instruments; radiation injury aspects of first aid. The film points out that the unfounded fears of some medical and paramedical personnel must not be allowed to close the door on assistance to radiation patients. The film helps audiences understand that radiation cases have parallels in routine rescue squad and hospital experiences.<p><p>A nuclear facility (00:08). Control rod display (00:44). An ambulance (00:58). The paramedics exit the ambulance (01:30). They open the trunk (01:07) and pull out the gurney (01:12). Boxes of radioactive material (01:18). A patient, the two paramedics, and hospital personnel are gathered in hospital room (01:25). Titles (01:52). “Emergency Handling by Hospitals and Rescue Squads” title banner (02:01). Credits (02:05). An alarm light goes off (02:21). An employee runs out of the room after being involved in a radiation accident (02:25). An ambulance arrives (02:36). The paramedics bring the patient into the ambulance (02:48). An x-ray machine (03:15). A container falls over and a battery falls out (03:20). Radioactive liquid is transferred into a barrel (03:16). A light flashes from the barrel (03:32). The patient is sitting in the ambulance (03:35). They arrive at the hospital (03:43). The patient is seated in a room and treated by a nurse and a radiologist (04:02). The patient explains the accident (04:23). He lays on a bed and is questioned by a doctor (04:41). A nurse reads his chart (04:47). The doctor and nurse exit the room (05:03). The doctor explains superstitions about radiation patients to the nurse (05:05). A nurse tests the patient’s blood pressure (05:22). Another nurse wipes his forehead (05:33). Strontium-90 fumes (05:53). Another contaminated employee takes an emergency shower (05:56). He is treated by medical personnel (06:15). A jar of radioactive save from the patient (06:31). He is brought to a hospital room and is settled in (06:38). His doctor discusses the case with the hospital administrator (07:00). The administrator dials a radiation accident-expert (07:39). A nurse cares for the patient (07:55). An ambulance arrives at the scene of a car accident involving a truck transporting radioactive cargo (08:19). They load a patient into the ambulance (08:26). The patient is tested with a radiation detection device (08:44). The accident scene is tested for radiation by police (09:00). The patient is additionally tested for radiation (09:20) and is treated for shock and superficial wounds (09:36). Containers has fallen over, and radioactive liquid has spilled (09:46). Paramedics lift an employee into a gurney and wrapped in blankets (09:59). The blankets are placed in a container for radioactive linen to be saved (10:18). The employee showers at the hospital (10:21). A doctor uses a portable Geiger counter to check the patient (10:42). The patient continues the shower (10:49). The doctor repeats the check for radiation with a Geiger counter (11:35). The same accident is replayed with a scenario including an open wound on the patient (11:46). A paramedic wraps the wound (11:55). The patient is laying on a hospital bed and medical staff treats his wound (12:20). A nurse serves the patient a meal (13:19). He begins eating (13:37). Urine is collected as ‘radioactive save’ for analysis (13:41). A nurse takes temperature with a thermometer (13:48). A recap of the doctor questioning the first patient of the film to highlight the correct handling of the situation (14:21). The doctor is reminding his coworkers of the importance of acting positively towards the patient (14:53). A recap of the doctor treating the second patient (15:03) and the third patient, who was checked for radiation using a radiation detection device (15:15). The open wound of the last patient is treated on site (15:24). A map of radiological emergency assistance locations in USA (15:33). A book of standing orders to prepare medical staff (15:46). Paramedics lift a patient from an ambulance (15:59). Credits (16:41). <p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Various NYC scenes. Busy 5th Ave, crowds of people in streets, Macy's building, various others, hospitals. INT hospital with nurses tending patients. Various patients wards, CUs patients, CU a Morrisania Hospital ""radiographic"" report. Narrator story shows a man moved out of hospital ward to his home and tended by city housekeeper and visited by doctor at his home, a visiting nurse, doctor takes an electrocardiogram, wife opens door to greet doctor, doctor tends patient, man gets out of wheel chair and walks at home. Narrator remarks that home care has released 800 hospital beds at a great cost savings.,00:32:49 -

US 8th Army sends volunteer medical team into Republic of Korea (S. Korea) army hospital

00:00:00:00 [Video elements for use in heart disease series]--Shows man in hospital eat soup, woman heart patient sits with hand on chest; heart patient in bed examined by doctor with stethoscope, ...