As emergency medicine physicians, our jobs require us to be alert and on the go all the time. We provide urgent health care facilities to patients who come to us in critical situations. We immediately stabilize the patients, run quick tests and reach the core of problems. As Emergency medicine physicians, we also have to treat traumatic injuries and accidents. We are responsible for stabilizing the patients to the extent that we can move on to the next step- referring them to medical specialists or admitting them to the hospital.
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