Medical scenes in movies are great for entertainment, but they are usually criticized by experts for being unrealistic and scientifically inaccurate.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Medical scenes are common in movies, but experts often criticize them for their accuracy and realism. While some movie scenes accurately present real-life medical situations, others fail to accurately execute the proper scientific steps used when saving a life. From emergency surgery to CPR being performed incorrectly, there are a lot of medical scenes that are simply there for drama effect.
This scene was criticized by experts for several reasons. When patients use a ventilator to breathe, they can't talk because the tube is inserted below the vocal cords. Maggie shouldn't have been able to speak at all because of this. The other thing that is wrong with this scene is the way she died. Typically, adrenaline raises a person's heartbeat, it is not a depressant but a stimulant.
After removing the bullet, Mr Bean drops it into a metallic surgical pan, which makes the "clink" sound often heard in movies. According to experts, surgical pans in real hospitals are made from plastic, so when a bullet is thrown into it, that "clink" sound is never made. Another inaccuracy in this scene is the misconception that removing a bullet from a patient fixes everything. That, however, isn't the case.
Bond was on the verge of being unconscious. Anyone in that state couldn't possibly be able to inject a needle in the right vein, much less put defibrillator pads on themselves . Secondly, the speed at which he got his blood test results back is astonishing. A whole process goes into testing blood, which is why results take so long.
4 Clayton Beresford Shouldn't Be Conscious During His Heart Surgery In Awake In the movie Awake, business mogul Clay Beresford has a massive heart attack that nearly kills him. However, he survives, but his heart continues to weaken, leading to him undergoing a heart transplant surgery. During the surgery, Clay is conscious of his surroundings. When the trailer of Awake was released, it stated that "Every year, 21 million people are put under anesthesia. One out of 700 remain awake.
2 Stephen Strange Shouldn't Be Defibrillated In Doctor Strange Before Stephen Strange became a superhero, he was a highly skilled neurosurgeon at an affluent hospital. His medical career was cut short when he got into a car accident that permanently damaged his hands. His journey to becoming Doctor Strange began when he went to Kamar-Taj to heal his hands. During a fight with Kaesilius' henchmen, Doctor Strange gets stabbed, and he teleports himself to his previous hospital.
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