Once you move to the treatment area, you will be seen by the primary emergency department nurse, who has training to handle many emergency situations. You may also see a charge nurse, who is responsible for the flow of nursing care. At some point, you will probably see an attending physician, a general doctor who works in the emergency room. She may bring in a specialist physician who has extra training in the function of a specific body part or system.
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