D-Day (디 데이)

Disaster day

Despair day

Determination day

D-Day Disaster Despair Determination

"Life has to continue on"

Due to the thick fog, I couldn't see beyond my nose.

Recently, due to the snow, the ground is slippery.

Headquarters here. Headquarters here.

A 20-car collision on Yeongdong Bridge.

A 20-car collision on Yeongdong Bridge.

Due to the thick fog. Prepare a defibrillator. Fully charged?

Due to the thick fog. Prepare a defibrillator. Fully charged?

Charge 200 Joules, please.

Okay, pad.

Please stand back. Stand back.

Ready, Shoot!

When you do CPR, the broken bones stab the lung.

Episode 1 He had surgery for a punctured lung by a broken bone due to cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

The plaintiff can't walk up the stairs because of pulmonary function decline,

shouldn't compensation be rightfully received?

I object.

The plaintiff's attorney presents assumptions and irrational logic.

Exaggerations and accusations?

It's true that the plaintiff can't go up the stairs.

Even before the surgery, he couldn't go up the stairs?

Isn't it written right there that he can't go up the stairs?

The plaintiff's lawyer can't read between the lines?

Did you doze off in language class? - Excuse me?

Yes. Defendant. What is it?

Can I say something?

Yes. Go ahead.

When the defendant arrived in the emergency room, he was in cardiac arrest.

CPR. The goal of this procedure was to make the heart beat again.

That is why whether it breaks bones or injures organs, we always do CPR.

Why?

If you die, that's the end.

My medical license number is 1353985. That's right. I'm a bomb squad.

I took a biopsy of this section but the diagnosis is stomach cancer.

Of course, I think it's in the early stages of stomach cancer.

In order to decide the extent of surgery,

we need a CT of your abdomen and check your bowel system.

Because there's a possibility that it has spread to other organs, a lung CT is also recommended.

A lung CT?

I mean. Do I really need it?

From what I've checked on the internet, it said it wasn't really needed.

You trust what the internet says more than me?

No. That's not what I mean.

I did the biopsy to obtain the diagnosis of stomach cancer,

but what if the cancer has spread more than we thought?

I would assume you wouldn't want us to gamble with your life.

Then, we won't do the scans and just end it here.

This conversation... has all been recorded here.

No, Doctor, Listen.

Park Ji Na!

What is it? - It's a TA (traffic accident).

Blood pressure 170, Pulse 85.

There is shock to the head and abdomen.

He got into a car accident while running traffic lights.

Patient, don't worry. This is a hospital.

Hey, what is this? You know we don't accept TA patients. Take them to a different hospital. Okay?

I know but the patient's condition is very urgent and even at other hospitals they wouldn't accept them so here he is...

No. We have no space! Why did you just haul them in here without calling?

Accept them. I will send up three people in the emergency room to a hospital room.

Doctor. This is against hospital poli-

This patient goes to X-Ray.

Here is a portable x-ray.

What about the trial?

As expected, acquitted.

You're all dead.

Doctor, hurry this way.

Patient, do you know where you are?

The vital signs are good, too. Other than some scratches, there are no injuries.

Patient, if you feel any pain you have to tell us immediately, okay?

Move. - Okay.

Do a head and abdomen CT and MRI on the shoulders.

What are you doing, Doctor Yoo?

Okay.

Chief, isn't a CT, MRI, and an examination a little too much?

Nurse Park! That patient from earlier, just give them an x-ray and bring them here quick.

Yes, sir!

Is it a TA? -Yeah.

Chief Kang accepted them? A TA?

Yeah. No, I mean. I stopped them but they were placed in ER for a brain and abdomen CT, and a shoulder MRI.

Oh, really?

He's part of the earlier TA. He hit his steering wheel and is in shock.

They were trapped in the car and we were able to save them. It just took some time.

Patient, do you know where you are?

Ultrasound, hurry! - I'm going.

We should take a CT, right? Head, chest, abdomen, everything.

The CT rooms are full.

Tell them to switch it. It's urgent.

Yes!

This is the ER.

Doctor Lee Hae Song, you should go to the CT room.

It's packed in there.

Lee Hae Song, I said go to the CT room.

Huh?

Look at this. The abdominal cavity is full of blood.

There is an aorta hemorrhage. Intern! Find a surgery room right now!

Contact anesthesia and ask them for O blood.

Call Cardiac Surgery and Vascular Surgery, too.

What are you doing, Nurse Park? You should be following them in.

We can get the patient's vital and CT's.

This is urgent! On the way to get a CT, they might go into arrest.

You just finished a lawsuit. Do you enjoy them?

How are you going to prove that it was an emergency?

Let's transfer that patient.

I called the other heads,

sadly they are all mid-surgery, so help is impossible.

After we transfer him,

he will get a proper surgery. This is the procedure for our hospital.

Intern, find out about a hospital that we can move him to.

Yes, sir!

This patient, while finding a hospital, will die on the road.

Then you shouldn't have accepted him!

Our hospital is a cancer, spine, and joint specialty hospital.

All of our rooms are full as well.

Because we can't do surgery, it's better if we hurry and find another hospital for this patient.

Director! The patient is in danger!

With an aortal hemorrhage, the death rate is 90%.

The survival rate is about 10%.

Just now it's become 9%, since you wasted time.

A positive optimistic view could kill the patient, too.

Find and send them to a specialist.

Let's be honest.

You just want to send this "patient bomb,"

so that it won't explode in our hospital.

Do something. Blood loss is over 1500CC.

Where the heck did it explode?

Suction.

Injection.

It's an arrest!

Let this go, start CPR.

You should stop now, how about it?

He's bleeding to much.

It's hard to find a bleeding site.

I haven't pronounced him dead yet!

Since you don't want to do it, I will.

Current time 2 o'clock...

I'm not stopping!

Think of the other people a bit, huh?

All because of you, you're always in trouble with the law and we're doing a surgery that's not even possible. Ah, it's so frustrating!

I can't do this anymore! Okay?

This patient only has us. Don't turn your back.

Ah, seriously. You seem to have read too many medical comics.

Doctor, they are back! The heart is beating again!

What are you doing?!

Suction!

It's clean.

This is an ENT operating room. We don't have it here. - I'll go fetch it.

Where are you going, he had a cardiac arrest, the patient could die.

There is a foley catheter, right?

Foley catheter?

You worked hard. - Professor, you are really amazing.

For a robot to be like a human hand like that so naturally... - Practice hard.

I want to become like you, Professor.

I respect you, Professor!

Grab it!

Water.

Blood pressure is going up. The pulse is better also.

The pronouncement of death is not when the monitor says the heart stopped beating.

The pronouncement of death is when the doctor gives up.

As long as you don't give up, the patient lives.

Why? Are you not going to assist?

Yes.

Suture.

If he dislikes being on my ship, he needs to leave,

Cotton swab.

9%... He's challenging a miracle.

Oh Director? Let's cancel the purchase for 3 days worth of disaster supplies.

Excuse me, Director? The law s—

I'm not talking about law. This is about figures.

What is the probability of a disaster coming to Seoul?

And how much is the cost to buy 3 days' worth of disaster supplies?

If the expiration date passes, how much will the disposal costs amount to?

The penalty is cheaper.

The disaster preparation is the public's territory.

It's not the responsibility of a hospital treating cancer.

We're done talking about the budget. How about we talk about our earnings?

Emergency Room Department Head Kang Joo Ran.

Last time our loss figures were in first place but

this time our earnings are number one.

Great job, you really worked hard.

What is your secret?

I think reinforcing tests is the biggest help.

As expected, tests.

Tests and more tests.

These tests boost profit,

help with more accurate diagnosis, and prevent lawsuits.

It's 1 stone against 3 birds.

As you probably know,

this hospital is working hard to get the government funding

of $50 million.

Those funds will be used either for the emergency department which Chief Kang Joo Ran is in charge of,

or the Robotic Surgery Center led by Professor Han Woo Jin.

We will consult with the hospital development committee.

Let's end the meeting here.

Chief Kang? Come see me for a minute.

It's regarding Dr. Lee Hae Sung.

Dr. Yoo Myung Hyun... When I was a fellow, we had to make macrame with ties.