Trauma Surgeon Research Paper

Trauma surgeons have their day of responsibilities 365 day a year until retirement. Trauma surgeons start their day by waking up a five o’clock in the morning once they arrive at work by six o’clock they are either ready for an off call day or an on call day. An off call day trauma surgeons usually work for twelve hours, and an off call day they work for twenty-four hours. On the average trauma surgeons work about fifty to sixty hours per week. During the day there is at least one to a maximum of six patients. Although there is no time of a “rush hour” when patients come in, but they do have to be actually aware all the time. The best part of the day for a trauma surgeon is knowing that their patient is well. The worst part of the day is when a patient dies. Trauma surgeons are known to deal with life threatening things. They also treat cuts. Trauma surgeons stitch the a bad cut on someone. The hardest surgery is when there is one enormous injury that involves many important organs like the heart, lungs, head, and colon. The worst part is when there is nobody to help them. It is called Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm. The largest artery tears opens, then all the blood in the body goes to the abdomen. Trauma surgery has changed people’s lives. For many people becoming a trauma surgeon is a life changing job. It changes people to …show more content…
To be a trauma surgeon one needs to have at least twelve years of school, a leader, confident, compassionate, and a fast paced worker. Trauma surgeons need to be really careful; the number of deaths by needles, disease exposure, stress, depression, and sickness have increased since 2012. Trauma surgeons work from ten to twelve hours when they are not on call; they stitch up cuts to doing a Triple A surgery that is very deadly, we should appreciate trauma surgeons for what they do best, save lives. Trauma surgeons work their hardest at their job, they have to, they need