Which evidence from "Healing a Wounded Heart: Daniel Hale Williams" best supports the idea that Williams was a dedicated doctor
and a skilled surgeon? "At this time, the X-ray machine had not been invented, so there was no way for Dr. Williams to look inside the patient to determine the extent of the injury."
"He also provided medical care for children at a nearby orphanage and taught anatomy at the medical college where he had studied."
"Daniel Hale Williams was not foolish--on the contrary, he was very careful. He knew that, unless he took this risk, the patient was almost sure to die."
"He examined the depth of the stab wound. He found and repaired a torn blood vessel...He very carefully cleaned the wound and the chest cavity, to make sure no infection set in."
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Answer is Option D: "He examined the depth of the stab wound. He found and repaired a torn blood vessel...He very carefully cleaned the wound and the chest cavity, to make sure no infection set in."
Explanation:
The main theme of "Healing a Wounded Heart: Daniel Hale Williams" is that one should always have hope in his passion. Dr, Williams was a dedicated doctor and a skilled surgeon. He was motivated to be successful in his first heart surgery. Once he was successful in it, even other doctors and scientists discovered about antibiotics and advanced technologies for heart surgeries.
Dr. Williams opened a Provident Hospital. He wanted to crate a place where everyone could receive medical care.
In Option D, it is mentioned how he carefully examined the depth of wound and then cleaned to ensure there is no infection. This shows that he was a dedicated doctor and a skilled surgeon as he repaired the torn vessel.
